Find Your Way
Travel · Airport guides
Video guides for landing somewhere new. Each one walks you from the gate to the curb, then back through on departure day.
The channel is new. The first guide, Cancún, is being made now.
What a guide covers
From the gate to the curb
I film each airport on a real trip and show every step in order, with what each option costs and the date I checked it.
- Before you landThe forms, apps and cash to have ready.
- Off the planeWhich way to walk and which signs to follow.
- ImmigrationThe lines, the questions and how long it takes.
- BagsWhere the carousels are and what customs asks.
- Getting outTaxi, shuttle, bus or rideshare, where each picks up and what it costs.
- Departure dayCheck-in, security and when to leave for the airport.
Airports
Where I'm filming first
These are the airports on my calendar, in order. More get added as trips are booked.
- CUNCancúnMexicoUp first
- SJUSan JuanPuerto RicoOn the calendar
- IAHHoustonTexasOn the calendar
- SLCSalt Lake CityUtahOn the calendar
- DENDenverColoradoOn the calendar
Calm versions
A calmer cut of each guide
For autistic travelers and anyone who gets anxious flying. The standard guide tells you where to go. The calm version also tells you what it will feel like, so nothing comes as a surprise.
The first calm version is planned for the San Juan guide. Before it publishes, an autistic adult and someone who manages travel anxiety will review it. These videos help you prepare. They are not medical advice.
- Slower and quieterLong steady takes, no music and every step shown in full.
- What you'll hear and seeAnnouncements, crowds, alarms and hand dryers, named before each section.
- Quiet places and helpSensory rooms, where to sit and reset, and the help you can ask for.
Beyond the airport
From the airport to the door
After the airport guides come guides to the places people are headed: resorts, attractions and experiences near each airport.
When a business pays to be featured, the video and the page say so. How sponsorship works.
I also post a few trip videos from the places I visit.
Who makes it
Ammon Ehrisman
I've worked in video since 2002 and I own BlueForest Studios, a video production company in the Raleigh, North Carolina area. I film every guide myself on a real trip, so what you see is what the airport looked like that week.
Find Your Way Travel is produced by BlueForest Studios.
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Get the first guide
Subscribing on YouTube is the best way to see it the day it is out. If you would rather get one email, I can do that too.