dreamlinda
"dance to the music in your heart"
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- Mar 5, 2008
Can you buy park tickets at Vero?
Thanks
Yes, in the gift shop. We did last year so am guessing it's still possible.
Can you buy park tickets at Vero?
Thanks
Not a big deal, but I noticed I was not on the roster so I thought I would update as we have a slight change of plans - we will be there for our first trip to VB from 9/29 through 10/4. We are heading up to WDW for two night to catch a MNSSHP.
Can't wait - less than two weeks!
We leave tomorrow! I'm too excited and can't wait to get on beach!
After several delays we finally checked in at 11 pm last night. Had an empty beach this morning and the pool all to ourselves. The weather is gorgeous, one week won't be enough!
Hi everybody, first of all I would like to thank everyone for all of their great posts! We will be arriving Sunday for our first ever trip to Vero Beach. I have a question for the group. We live in Southern California and my 22 year old son is an avid surfer. He surfs often in San Diego and has also surfed in Hawaii. He would really like the opportunity to be able to surf a little while we are the, but I have some questions. First of all where can he rent a surf board, and second, would it really be worth it? Do people often surf in that area or are the waves too small to make it enjoyable? Any advice would be appreciated.
thanks!
tikimimi said:Havign never surfed in CA, I have to say - I have seen plenty of surfers in the area when we have visited, but in my mind, what I picture as surfing in CA and see in movies - I don't think he'd be happy surfing there. I could be wrong, but... Many moons ago I learned to surf in the Atlantic - just further north - and it was great for someone learning because the waes were small. If you're lucky enough to catch a storm offshore, they get bigger, but really, I can't imagine he'd find the waves there satisfying. Nearby you'll find - http://surf-n-style.com/Board-Rental-Wabasso-Beach-Shop.html and this site might be helpful - http://www.verobeach.com/surfing.html
Hi everybody, first of all I would like to thank everyone for all of their great posts! We will be arriving Sunday for our first ever trip to Vero Beach. I have a question for the group. We live in Southern California and my 22 year old son is an avid surfer. He surfs often in San Diego and has also surfed in Hawaii. He would really like the opportunity to be able to surf a little while we are the, but I have some questions. First of all where can he rent a surf board, and second, would it really be worth it? Do people often surf in that area or are the waves too small to make it enjoyable? Any advice would be appreciated.
thanks!
I just booked a last minute trip for this week - check-in on Thursday 9/27, check-out on Saturday 9/29 (wanted to stay until Sunday, but no DVC rooms are available Sat night).
VB is my home resort but it's only my 2nd visit there. Had to use up 8 hours of vacation time before Oct 1 so it was a great excuse to go to the beach!
When I made our reservation, I had requested specific buildings and rooms, if available. (I realize requests are just that - and not guaranteed).
That said, do you think it's best to check in when we get to the resort - to see if we can get the requested rooms...or if we check-in online do we have just as good a chance for the requested rooms.
This is our first time at VB so not sure what's the best thing to do. When we go to WDW, we usually use the online check-in and have never had any issues.
Thanks!!
Only 9 more days!!
I really like to go up to the desk to check in. You can let the CM know what you are hoping for in the way of room request....