Tomorrow, starting at 10AM Central Time, you’ll be able to book your oneworld MegaDO tickets. Randy Peterson just posted to the oneworld MegaDo website an overview of the booking process as well as some helpful tips in his Advice on booking your OWMD ticket.
(Gary at the View from the View from the Wing writes that the event was sold out in 23 minutes.)
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I can’t get on. What is this MegaDo thing anyway?
Hi there. The oneworld MegaDO is a multi-city, multi-day event being sponsored by American Airlines, their AAdvantage program, Boeing, and Hyatt hotels that gives participants behind the scenes tours of their operations, a chance to visit with industry executives, and an opportunity to meet other travel and mileage enthusiasts. Deals we Like has a great rundown of the activities.
The site was probably busy with traffic and it looks like the event was sold out in 23 minutes.
United and Delta have both sponsored MegaDo events in the past, but this is a first for American Airlines and the oneworld Alliance. I guess there must have been some pent up demand:-)