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Your FIRST Atlanta trip probability update

Fort Lauderdale IS OUT!

The Fort Lauderdale ideas planned for March / April 2018 are officially out of the bucket list! Obviously I am a little upset about Fort Lauderdale & (possibly Miami as well) not happening this year but at least I have two, now THREE possible emergency plans for March 29-April 5. Here was what was our in our bucket list on New Year's Day 2018:
  • Charlotte
  • Fort Lauderdale
  • Miami
  • Atlanta
  • Pittsburgh
  • Hartford
  • New Haven
  • Secaucus
Sadly, plans have changed quite drastically & as a result, some options above might not be happening until 2019 or even LATER, as well as having unlikelihood probabilities of happening this year at all. Furthermore, there is a 50% chance that I will be graduating high school in 2019 & a 50% chance that I will be graduating high school in 2020. This is what our bucket list looks like right now:
  • Charlotte
  • Atlanta
  • Pittsburgh
  • Hartford
  • Secaucus

The good part

The good part is that even if we WERE to go to Fort Lauderdale during the Spring of 2018, judging by the failures that happened during last year's Fort Lauderdale trip, I would not be able to put a clear & accurate itinerary before the trip. The itinerary would simply be fabric!

Atlanta

So far, there is STILL A CHANCE that we could be going to Atlanta, Georgia (And I'd very much love to go), during the summer of 2018. Sadly, this time, I was not able to include a graph to represent the likelihood of us going over a certain period of time (that will start on January 28). However, what I do know is that Atlanta is my goal.

The idea has been conceived on the evening of December 31st 2017. By following the same pattern as Los Angeles, I could make the most accurate predictions & most realistic projected forecasts for you in the future. Here is what I know so far:
  • The probability of us going to Atlanta will not go above 10 percent during the months of January through April of 2018, unless otherwise stated.
  • The probability of us going to Charlotte is always 20 percent of the probability of us going to Atlanta. I am leaving the odds at 1 out of 5 because as evidenced during BOTH FORT LAUDERDALE TRIPS, things change rather quickly during the Charlotte Kingdom trips themselves. As much as I would like to visit Charlotte & film a few of her best lifts, I'd rather save it as the emergency itinerary for if I cannot go to Los Angeles during my graduation trip during the summer of 2019 or 2020.
Alongside that, if we are to end up going to Atlanta & the verdict post on July 1st says YES WE ARE GOING & we are going in July, with a zero percent chance of not going, then, I will give you details in mini blog posts about the hotel, the drive, the other possible cities we will most likely be visiting & what possible lifts I could be filming when I hear of updates of them. 

Weekly verdict

The ideas for Fort Lauderdale & Miami are out of the bucket list. This means I will put Fort Lauderdale & Miami on the list of cities to consider researching for my high school grad trip. Pittsburgh, Hartford & New Haven will count as emergency backup itineraries for if Atlanta's July 1st verdict is bad.
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