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Unfortunately, I don't know. Sorry

You should talk to the staff where you are to see if they have problems with their router or network.

@ardens-travel-guide ill try getting in contact today

@ardens-travel-guide yoo I got it ! I had to try n connect with the hotel wifi they halfway loaded hotel page had to leave it there hook my ps4 to My phone hotspot to get page to load then do the hotel password . It gives an error saying I'm already in and IM IN . THANKS YALL !!

When the public wifi network blocks your internet, attempting to connect to this site will force the network to open a page that can get your internet unblocked. If you can't connect to a network at all or the network isn't connected to the internet, then you should talk to the staff to find a different solution.

I don't know much about credit cards in Thailand but if I lived in Thailand, I'd be interested in the Aeon J-premier platinum card for the lounge access benefits. For Americans who travel abroad, I've recommended the US Bank Altitude Connect a lot lately. If you can get American credit cards and want a detailed personalized consultation (for a fee), you can send me an email at ardens.travelguide@gmail.com

This is for when you are connected to a wifi network that has Internet but the network is blocking your Internet. If you're not yet connected to the Wifi network or the network doesn't have Internet at all, then this solution doesn't solve those problems.

You can charge a mobile Suica using cash at most convenience stores and Seven Bank ATMs. There are Seven Bank ATMs at several places in the terminal and convenience stores near the train stations.

I don't have a PS5 but I've read that there should be a way to open the browser through youtube. Maybe try searching for detailed instructions on google.

After connecting to wifi, open a web browser and try to visit neverssl.com

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I was last at Narita earlier this month and did not see Pasmo available at the machines. If the Skyliner Information Center is closed, you may be able to purchase a Pasmo at the Skyliner Ticket Counter next to the station entrance. Otherwise, if you don't want to buy a Welcome Suica, you should buy a regular ticket from the machines and buy a Pasmo or Suica after getting into the city.

I don't know unfortunately. At Western hotels like this in Japan, it's usually not a problem when you're covered up but people with visible tattoos might not be allowed to use the public bath, pool and/or gym. You may want to contact the hotel directly if you're interested in using these facilities.

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I agree! I hope other lounges run by The Club can elevate themselves to the quality of The Club SFO and Sapphire Lounges.

Yes. I left it out of the video because it's currently only available via product change

This can definitely be convenient although the cards will usually cost more when purchased from alternative sources like this.

This is currently for the US. I don't know think it is available in India.

I don't think you'll have a problem if everyone in the group is physically there. They just don't want to sell more than one per person.

​@@ardens-travel-guideAhh I see, thank you for responding, your video is very helpful God bless 🫡

Suica and pasmo work in Osaka but are not sold in Osaka. The Icoca card is sold in Osaka and also works in Tokyo. If you have a Suica or pasmo, you do not need to buy an Icoca.

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You should be able to do this if you have a mobile suica on your iphone. But you may incur fees from Wise or your bank.

This is for when the wifi is working but the network blocks your access to the Internet. If the public Wifi isn't working, you should talk to a staff member to see if they can help you.

only works on iphones , due to the suica integration with Apple wallet . so not android. Which still has the biggest market share than Apple devices. So sadly everyone can do this.

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Some ticket offices may sell them intermittently but this is very unlikely in Tokyo. Other than buying one secondhand, the cities where you will most likely be able to purchase a blank Suica from a ticket office are Aomori, Morioka and Akita.

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You're welcome! All the suites include club lounge access.

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You can always take the cash price and divide by the points price to see what the value per point is for a particular stay. If the value is low, it's better to pay cash but if the amount is high, it's better to pay with points. Booking a hotel stay you don't need for the sole purpose of earning points will almost never make sense. Unfortunately, Marriott doesn't have a good way to use points for upgrades and it's best to use points for free nights.

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There are indeed problems using Nightly Upgrade Awards (formerly called Suite Night Awards) with non-refundable advance purchase bookings. But they can also be used for award stays booked with points or free night certificates, not just paid stays.