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Yup as long as you have a business class boarding pass. I believe for JFK you can access Air France with ITA ticket. Priority access just allows you to access different lounge other than what you're ticketed with.

We think so too! 😁 Let us know when you’re coming to town - would love to catch up for an aperitivo. Happy travels!

My wife is writing a romance novel based in Alaska and that’s how we found you guys. Keep it up! We love your channel.

I (Sam) love reading the romance genre so please let us know when it's available! Thank you so much for following along ❤️ we appreciate your support! Cheers 🍷🍻🥰

@@boozing_abroad Will do! Her first novel should be out soon and she’s halfway through the Alaska one. She’s a maniac 😂

Thanks so much for watching! It was a big decision, but we are SO excited for the adventure. Not moving for work specifically (we both have remote jobs), more so just for something different and outside of our comfort zone a bit. We’ll be posting more on the move soon - cheers 😄

Agreed - it really wasn’t that bad, we just weren’t prepared for it after a couple of unseasonably warm days. But it just added to a fun experience! Thanks for watching 😄

Thanks for watching. There is some great non-subjective content out there to show more of just the travel experience, but that isn’t what this channel is about. Cheers!

Agree with you on the dated interior and seats. Hoping they revamp some of these older planes soon to be more modern. Just an excuse to try out more airlines! Cheers😁

@@boozing_abroad Do not think these airlines can make a comeback. They will be sold to a bigger player, they will have no choice left. Though that will mean less choices for us and less competition in the Industry. Cheers ☺

Such a fun city! And SOOO many things to see and do and drink 😁🍹 Cheers!

While we didn’t look in the premium economy or economy sections, we venture to guess it was similar to our experience in business. Definitely a dated interior to say the least! Given that they’ve updated the exterior of the plane, here’s hoping that they’ll update the interior soon. Happy flying! ✈️

Thank you! Fair warning, once you fly like this, returning to economy will be VERY difficult! But the nice thing about the credit card/lounge access is even if you do fly economy, you can enjoy a bit of luxury along the way 😁

Thanks for watching and for all of the recommendations for our next visit (assuming they are still there)! 😁 Isn’t it great to be a “regular” somewhere and they know exactly what you want and when you want it?! That’s something we’ve miss with traveling full-time over the past few years. Cheers! 🍻

We can see why - both were really fun spots! Thanks for watching, cheers 😁🍻🥃

Just imagine how we feel 🤪 but in all seriousness, we do take considerable breaks in between our drinking to let our bodies and livers recover. It’s tough getting older!

Having been multiple times over the past few years, we wouldn’t say it’s ruined. There’s definitely more development and people, but we never had trouble finding quieter places that were a bit less crowded. Cheers 🍻

​@@boozing_abroad The beer is good. I have been here 20 years. I have seen it change. We live out of town and dont even think about going into town for breakfast. Over 1 hour wait generally. Cows not condos

Thanks so much for watching! Cheers 😁🍻🍷

Oh, don’t worry, we’ve been to Glacier twice before - it’s one of our favorite places on earth! We just visited before starting our TH-cam and had other plans this time around which didn’t allow us to stop. This is our blog post on it - boozingabroad.com/glacier-national-park-hikes-montana/ Imagine Nation was a favorite of ours in Missoula too (also visited pre-TH-cam) - blog post here - boozingabroad.com/breweries-in-missoula-montana/ Montana has some great ones - cheers! 🍺🍻🥾

Thanks so much for watching and for letting us know you used our suggestions! We absolutely LOVE South Dakota and think it is such an underrated place. Did you have a favorite place on your road trip? Cheers 🍻🍹

Thanks for having us 😉 we had an awesome time and can’t wait to get back and explore more of your beautiful country!

And thanks for watching! Vancouver was such a fun city. Would love to go back and spend even more time exploring in and around the city😄

Thanks for watching - we LOVED Paso! We were there in late February/early March and it was probably in the 50s-60s range which I think is below average but was actually quite comfortable. Looking at average temps historically, it doesn’t seem like December/January are too cold. Regardless, the wine should be excellent! 😁🍷 Let us know if you go and your favorites.

Wild rye is also solid spot for a drink. In the same complex there are two good cocktail bars, Devils Toboggan & It will Always Be That Way Also for anyone seeing this, Shred Monk and J & Co both closed. Suggest going to 1864 Noir Bar in place of either (on Main Street).

@@SleepyPaul agree on Wild Rye.

Hi! We love Outlaw Brewing just didn't make it there on this trip. Solid beers and love their spot. Cheers!

Wild Rye is great as well! We were very fortunate that we got to meet Troy on one of our first trips to Bozeman and try to pop in every time we visit. Shame to hear about Shred Monk and J & Co - both were good 🙂 We'll add Noir Bar to our list for when we return! Thanks! Cheers 🍻

Yes, visiting Alaska at this time of year (while probably stunningly beautiful) is likely pretty tough. Especially on some of these more commercialized tours that are around when the tourists are there in the summer. Hope you can find something. As for visa, it should be just like visiting the lower 48 states and you shouldn’t need anything special if you’re a Canadian citizen (think Canadians can visit for up to 6 months in a 12 month period) - though definitely check with your Canadian authorities to confirm.

@boozing_abroad thank you so much for the information. I hope I get there, it is a magical place!

Thanks for the feedback. We are always trying to improve the audio when we can. Hope you enjoyed nonetheless. Cheers! 😁

OMG THANK YOU! We can't say how much that means to us. Really appreciate you watching and enjoying them :) Cheers! 🍻

Thanks for the suggestion! We'll add it to our list for when we are back in the area again! Cheers! 🍷

Thanks for watching. We tend not to comment too much of any of our beverages as taste is VERY subjective and we want to leave it up to each individual to determine what they like best. Hope you have a great rest of your day - cheers! 😁🍷

Hi! We used the The Mile Post guide which list mile-by-mile pull outs and places to park. We also used the app RV Parky and iOverlander. Safe trip!

@@boozing_abroad Thank you so much. Your videos are great!

For the drive? The road is lined with guard rails near the cliffs.

@@boozing_abroad how about the towns itself. Are they safe? Are there any violent crimes to look out for? Aggressive homelessness? Are there any sketchy hotels?

Thanks for watching! KC is such a fun place with so much to do - let us know what you end up doing 😃 cheers!

sorry you feel that way 🫶🏻 that's what makes beer tasting so fun as all our tastebuds prefer different things! stay thirsty! 🍻

Checking to some of the shady s*** that mountains walking has done in the past super shady also right next to it was the oldest brewery in town Bozone ...check it out next time you're in town​@@boozing_abroad

Their beer and wings are pretty dang good wytb

We booked it a few months in advance. Check the park's reservation site for availability. We always recommend booking as far in advance since there are limited spots in Denali but VERY worth it!! Safe travels!

Thank you! It was a great time.

Hey! It's doable but we'd question how enjoyable that would be. We drove A LOT in Paso and I'd hate for you to feel like you only drove for 5-6 days. There is a wine region outside of Carmel that's solid and we'd recommend we'd just do that - especially if you want to drive to Big Sur. Caveat to that, we did work full time (5 a.m. - 2 p.m.) everyday and only explored on the weekends and after work. If you do go, try to build in extra time for driving! Let us know you decide! I'm sure whatever you decide will be great 🍷♥️

Hey! It's doable but we'd question how enjoyable that would be. We drove A LOT in Paso and I'd hate for you to feel like you only drove for 5-6 days. There is a wine region outside of Carmel that's solid and we'd recommend we'd just do that - especially if you want to drive to Big Sur. Caveat to that, we did work full time (5 a.m. - 2 p.m.) everyday and only explored on the weekends and after work. If you do go, try to build in extra time for driving! Let us know you decide! I'm sure whatever you decide will be great 🍷♥️

Hahah thank you! We’re just out here doing the difficult research for everyone else 😜🍻🥃🍷

Aw thank you!! Homer was a great spot and I remember the artwork. There was one with snow capped mountains that I loved. Cheers! 🍻

Oh Wow! We had no idea. We are from the east coast originally and haven't seen them before. Thanks for the tip!

It was such a fun city with so much to do (and drink)! 😄🍻🥃

Thanks for watching! Seward is a beautiful place 😁

Sioux Falls was such an unexpected great time. We think you’ll love it! Let us know what other favorites you find 😄🍻

Thanks - cheers!

Adding to our list now! It was one of our top day hikes in all of Alaska, so can’t imagine how beautiful it is even further into the mountains 🏔️😁🥾

That's awesome! We love Sioux Falls and try to visit yearly. Cheers! 🍹🍺

This region surprised us so much with their wines! Cheers to great wine! 🍷

Harvest hosts have been some of our favorite overnight stops - such an easy walk home 😉 thanks for watching, keep following us up the coast! Cheers!

It was such an unexpected awesome time for us! We kept hearing people talk about Lodi and so glad we finally made it. Turned us onto Zinfandels 🍷

@@boozing_abroad Zin capital of the world! We have HHosted at Klinker Brick more times that I would like to admit to... SO WHAT HAPPENED HERE: I was typing a comment and it went to the next video by the time I hit enter.

It's actually Heart Lake since it looks like a heart on the map. If you watch the video again at minute 3:09, you'll see their official campground sign. We were very lucky not to see any bears there. Safe travels!

Hi. It's a different Heart lake. The one I know is about 45 minutes north of Prince George directly beside Hwy #97on the right hand side. My HART Lake has a rail line that you have to cross over by foot to get to the lake. Parking lot, cross tracks, at lake. All within 100 feet. Crappy place to camp with train noise. Have a good day!! K@@boozing_abroad