Luisa & Talibé
FAQs
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Do American citizens need a passport to fly to Puerto Rico?
Answer
As Puerto Rico is a commonwealth of the United States, American citizens do not need a passport to enter. However, as of May 7, 2025, U.S. travelers do need to present a REAL ID compliant license/ID, ENHANCED ID or a PASSPORT to board commercial flights. Travelers who fail to produce a REAL ID or an accepted alternative may not be allowed through TSA security checkpoints.
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What are the Uber pick up locations from the airport?
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At San Juan Airport (“SJU”, Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport). Uber pick up locations are generally located on the ground floor of Terminals A and B/C in designated rideshare pickup zones. Look for signs indicating "Uber" or "Rideshare Pickup" and follow the instructions in the Uber app for the exact location. If you are leaving the airport from the main luggage carousel area (where there are several carousels), when you walk out the doors, you will see a building with brightly lit rental car signs across the street. Do not cross the street. Stay on the street side of the airport exit doors. The 2 Uber pick up spots are either to the far left of that or to the far right (where you see higher numbered columns).
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What’s the Wedding Dinner Menu?
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Dinner will be offered buffet style. Here is the menu: PUERTO RICAN BUFFET - Rolls and Butter - Cream of Plantain (soup) - House Green Salad w/ Toppings/Dressing & Vinaigrette - Marinated Tomato Salad and Olive Oil - Yuca en Escabeche * - Puerto Rican Potato Salad - Skirt Steak / Local Chimi-Churri - Chicken Breast / Garlic Mojo - Catch of the Day (fish) / Creole Sauce - Al Dente Veggies - "Mamposteao" Rice ** - Wedding Cake as Dessert - Freshly Brewed Puerto Rican Coffee, Decaf and Assorted Hot Teas CHILDREN’S OPTION (ages 2-18): - Chicken Tenders & French Fries (only available if guests inform Luisa by June 25th) * “Puerto Rican yuca salad is a wonderful side dish with a zippy dressing made with oil, vinegar, onions and garlic” ** “Puerto Rican style rice with beans dish”