Never done one but what would you expect, or what have you gotten from a resort for an "All Inclusive" rental stay?
"All Inclusive" What's usually included?
Started by Roberto · Aug 25, 2012 · 25 replies
Done many of them. Cancun one included all alcoholic & nonalcoholic drinks and all food & snacks. We had like 6 restaurants, buffet restaurant, pizza place and beach burger shack to choose from. Was several hotel bars to drink free at including martini one!! Then they included
Nonmotorized water stuff & tennis.
Mmmm ..now i feel like going away!!
Nonmotorized water stuff & tennis.
Mmmm ..now i feel like going away!!
The ones we've been to have included all food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, and non motorized water sports. Most all inclusives have multiple restaurants, snack bars and bars. Great way to relax for a few days:razz:
Does the quoted price usually include the room rental or is that seperate?
Includes room rental. Its a great way to relax and not have to think about carrying money, taxis, where to eat, etc.
If you like the heat, you can get some fantastic deals in the summer. Spend the day in the water! There are some unbelievably luxurious hotels too. Once you go you will be hooked.
So would you say it was odd to see an All Inclusive rate offered without the cost of the room included?
I've never seen one quoted that way.
Moon Palace Golf & Spa Resort All Inclusive (Cancun, Mexico) | Expedia
If you stay at one of the palaces in Cancun you would want to go all inclusive, but if you stay in the tourist zone you rather got out and eat and party. Grand Fiesta Americana next to the camino real is like the real nice.
If you stay at one of the palaces in Cancun you would want to go all inclusive, but if you stay in the tourist zone you rather got out and eat and party. Grand Fiesta Americana next to the camino real is like the real nice.
Sorry I didn't introduce myself, but now that Kenny is gone I might try to post some Gps fishing sites if that's ok 15 miles off La Cholla...
Where did Kenny go?
i heard on the racing forum he got bit by a dog, who knows maybe Chucks dog.
Chuck's dog's wouldn't bite a fly.....Something's not right here.....
macho man said:i heard on the racing forum he got bit by a dog, who knows maybe Chucks dog.
Now Playa....did you misbehave??? :rofl:
Kenny will be here soon !!
Ladyjeeper said:Chuck's dog's wouldn't bite a fly.....Something's not right here.....
I posted about the big Marlin the other day. I think the question is, who's the Macho Man? Because like Chari say's," Something's not right here".
Que onda kenny yes i might be related to Playa big deal i did nothing to you maybe Playa might of pushed u around but what's this got to do with me.
macho man said:Que onda kenny yes i might be related to Playa big deal i did nothing to you maybe Playa might of pushed u around but what's this got to do with me.
I don't remember saying your name or mentioning you, so why bring me up if you didn't want my attention? And who said you kept a dog? LOL
Kenny said:I don't remember saying your name or mentioning you, so why bring me up if you didn't want my attention? And who said you kept a dog? LOL
Welcome back Kenny, Man its been awile..
playaperro said:Welcome back Kenny, Man its been awile..
Really?...http://www.rockypointtalk.com/thread6605.html
Some of us do have lives outside of this forum. Then again, some of us don't. :puff:
A friend of mine was involved in the promotion of the race at route 66, and I couldn't think of a better reason to take a day off from work on Monday and go to both shows.
ROUTE 66 MOTORPLEX—Victorville: The USAC doubleheader Sunday the 18th was an ambitious endeavor by new USAC open-wheel promoter Scott Burns. He drove his own No. 26 sprint car in CRA and SCRA from 1990 to the late 1990s. He raced in the first Perris sprint car event in 1996. Another promoter, Steve Quercio, presented USAC-CRA racing once last year on Saturday, March 26 at the then named Victorville Raceway Park semi-banked clay three-eights mile on the grounds of the San Bernardino County Fairgrounds. The track first hosted racing on August 18, 1996 and is 2,930 feet above sea-level. Mike Spencer (No. 50) won that 30-lap feature after Nic Faas (No. 4) set fast time of 13.145 in a field of 30 cars.
ROUTE 66 MOTORPLEX—Victorville: The USAC doubleheader Sunday the 18th was an ambitious endeavor by new USAC open-wheel promoter Scott Burns. He drove his own No. 26 sprint car in CRA and SCRA from 1990 to the late 1990s. He raced in the first Perris sprint car event in 1996. Another promoter, Steve Quercio, presented USAC-CRA racing once last year on Saturday, March 26 at the then named Victorville Raceway Park semi-banked clay three-eights mile on the grounds of the San Bernardino County Fairgrounds. The track first hosted racing on August 18, 1996 and is 2,930 feet above sea-level. Mike Spencer (No. 50) won that 30-lap feature after Nic Faas (No. 4) set fast time of 13.145 in a field of 30 cars.
Last edited: Aug 27, 2012 at 1:31 PM
Sorry for the 'Off Topic" post here but maybe I am misreading this? Does not appear to include room charges in their 'All Inclusive' description.
RPR Mexico
RPR Mexico
| Here's what I got. $134.25 per person, per night total? Is that a good rate? |
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What do you get for the "All Inclusive" portion? 3 meals a day....or less? Are alcoholic drinks included?
Click on the RPR link in the earlier post above for all the details.