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Old August 13th, 2004, 01:10 AM
Thomas Bushnell, BSG
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Rita Daggett writes:

Club Med only has wine with meals as included, I believe - not other
alcohol.


This is no longer true in the American Zone.
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Old August 13th, 2004, 01:10 AM
Thomas Bushnell, BSG
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Rita Daggett writes:

Club Med only has wine with meals as included, I believe - not other
alcohol.


This is no longer true in the American Zone.
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Old August 13th, 2004, 11:18 PM
Sam
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"Rita Daggett" wrote in message
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:
: Club Med only has wine with meals as included, I believe - not other
: alcohol.

Oh no, not in North America (Mexico included). They changed that
about a year and half ago.
The Club Med Cancun is though at the end of the hotel strip.

: (by the way, I dont think the included alcohol is necessarily a main
: attraction of AI; as previous poster said, non-alcoholic drinks can
mount up
: too (kids and Coke; and if you buy bottled water....); some people
like all
: the activities being included too (paying for wind-surfing,
water-skiing etc
: is also expensive), and there's the advantage of knowing in advance
that its
: all paid for and you dont have to worry about whether you can afford
to do
: whatever - have another rum punch, another go on the windsurfer or
: whatever.)

True. For some, I feel I get even more value when alcohol is
included. In my younger years I could drink a lot at an AI resort,
but now, I probably can drink a few beer and some wine a day. The
only thing about non-alcoholic drinks at an AI resort is that I have
no idea what to order. If they advertise drinks, all the drinks are
alcoholic.

Which brings a question. What are some very good tropical drinks
(alcoholic or not) that one can ask for at an AI resort in Mexico?
 




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