Bringing family on a MBJ overnight
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Bringing family on a MBJ overnight
Hello all, I have a 24 hour layover in Montego bay next week and was think about bringing the family. I have heard of people bringing family with on overnight but I have not done it yet. Should I call the resort and verify it is ok since I am staying on Delta's dollar? Is there other etiquette I should know of?
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Since it’s all inclusive, MBJ resort will charge you extra for an additional person. How much depends on the time of year. I think they quoted me $275, last time I was there in 2018 and thinking abt brining my wife for a future visit. Definitly call the resort first.
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Thank you. I called earlier today and right now it is 120 for adults and 60 per child.
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They will charge you double that because even though your layover is only 24 hours, it is two nights thus $240. Add the outrageous Jamaica taxes and entry/exit fees $173 plus cab fare to and from the airport $80 and you are spending almost $500 per person to the very substandard RUI resort. No thanks.
#7
I would not bring my wife and daughters there. Some of these perps have been employees of a gated resort (lifeguard, mx etc.) I’ve stayed there and I think our hotel is a dump anyway. Just my 2 cents.
Resorts in Jamaica are facing a 'historic' sexual assault problem
https://www.freep.com/story/news/loc...lt/1520587002/
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Resorts in Jamaica are facing a 'historic' sexual assault problem
https://www.freep.com/story/news/loc...lt/1520587002/
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Just got back from Punta Cana. Not sure why people like all inclusive. The food is god awful. The all-included drinks are even worse. Everything that I drink at home was not included and sold at an all-inclusive resort. Basic drinks like gatorade, Corona, Johnny Walker Black, Captain Morgan, etc. The only drinks included were the no-name booze, draft Presidente, and the sodas from the soda gun.
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