Anyone every heard of Bimboland in St. Martin

[sbatty]

I was searching the web for things to do on St. Martin with young kids. I came across the following advertisement:

"Bimboland is one jumping place to take kids ages 2 to 10. It’s near the entrance to Club Orient. Children can climb up dinosaurs, ride tricycles, sail in a pirate ship, zip down a water slide and bounce among balls."

This is the only reference I have been able to find. Has anyone else ever heard of it or better yet gone?

Thanks

 

[Buckaroo's Dad]

Anyone every heard of Bimboland

I believe it's another name for LA...

 

[CRSNDSNY]

Sorry...I had to click on this one for two reasons (although I've never heard of Bimboland):

1 - the subject of this message is very eye catching

2 - BD replied to it so I know there was a good zinger inside!


Sorry...wish I had some info for you, sbatty

 

[S. C.]

http://messages.cruisecritic.com/2/OpenTopic?q=Y&a=frm&s=927093444&f=429097554&p=1

this link will tell you anything yu want to know about st martin/marteen

 

[KaitlinsMom]

crsndsy - that is exactly why I clicked on the link - and BD - You didn't fail us!

 

[AnnMorin]

Bimboland is one jumping place to take kids ages 2 to 10. It’s near the entrance to Club Orient and is open from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bimboland then reopens at 3 p.m., and the fun continues through 6 p.m. Children can climb up dinosaurs, ride tricycles, sail in a pirate ship, zip down a water slide and bounce among balls. The cost is about $10 per child for each session. Call 590-631150 for more information.

Also fun for the whole family is the FX Bowling Alley in Madame Estate. During the week it’s open from 10 a.m. until midnight; on weekends, you can bowl until 2 a.m. FX offers shoe rentals, and there’s pizza and ice cream to snack on. It’s a great option for those occasional rainy afternoons.

There are three movie theaters, and the newest one is Sunset Theaters in Simpson Bay. It offers four screens with movies released the same day as in the United States, and the cost here is about 25 percent less than what you’d pay in the U.S. Theaters here follow the local custom of allowing for a 10-minute intermission during movies, so you can get up to buy more popcorn and Häagen-Dazs ice cream bars or The Classique.

I have to say it is not what I thought it would be when I first saw your thread title

 

[jilljill]

Originally posted by KaitlinsMom
crsndsy - that is exactly why I clicked on the link - and BD - You didn't fail us!

I clicked the link for the exact same reasons as well.

 

[Dave_from_Marietta]

Yep. I <i>also</i> clicked on it 'cause I was sure BD had to have replied to it!