Try to make reservations by phone or online before showing up at a terminal or agency counter to avoid any crowds or waits.
Have identification ready and arrive at least an hour early for your reservation.
Try to utilize stand-by status. Some customers are canceling vacation reservations, which is freeing up seats.
Wait a few days, if possible, before trying to travel.

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