I tried hard to read the small print, but not much luck. For the sea raycers, do the 12-17 year olds need a licensed 18 year old (minimum age) driver in the boat with them, or can they take them on their own with a parent signed waiver?safetymom said:
TammiMcMan said:
Everything Sassy2 said is right on!!
There are buses from CBR to each and every theme park. CBR has 7 bus stops, one at each of the 6 villages and one at Old Port Royale (OPR), the "hub" of the resort that has the food court, table-service restaurant, main pool, shops, etc. Each bus stops at only one theme park, and each bus is clearly labeled with a "scoreboard" on the front and on the side. You just go to the nearest bus stop and wait for the bus labeled for the place you want to go. There are no schedules or time tables, they just run constantly about every 15 minutes or so (that is, there's a bus for EACH destination aboout every 15 minutes or so).gracer9977 said:
There are towels at the main pool at OPR. No pool house/locker room but, there are bathrooms to change in at the main pool, inside OPR.samano said:Are there towels at the pools? We're going to head over to the pool after we check in Saturday morning, I'm guessing our room will not be ready yet. Seems like I remember reading that there were towels there, but cannot find it now. Also, is there some sort of pool house/ locker room type by the main pool for us to change into bathing suits?
I am hoping the answer is yes to the towels....I'm almost completely finished packing, I don't see how I would fit beach towels in these overstuffed suitcases!!
KimRaye said:There are towels at the main pool at OPR. No pool house/locker room but, there are bathrooms to change in at the main pool, inside OPR.
Also, after you check-in, you can take your room towels to your 'island' pool and, mousekeeping will replenish your towels. Beach towels, from what I've read, are good if you're going to the water park(s) (to mark your chairs) and, if you're going there and bringing your towels, roll the towels, pack them in a jumbo ziploc and SQUEEZE the air out! It makes 'em smaller.
I am so jealous!!! Have a great time!
I just hope I don't think of anything else that needs to go in there, because then I am in trouble! 
BelleNBeastie said:
My son and I changed our clothes at the Main Pool on our check out day. There is definitely a nice-sized changing area within the men's room, and my wife told me the same about the ladies' room.KimRaye said:
I'm the early-riser in my family. Each morning, I went to OPR to grab take-out mini-Mickey waffles for the kids. As I walked through the pool area on my way back to Trinidad North, I always grabbed an armful of pool towels. We always used them later that day or late that night at our village pool (we only went to the Main Pool twice during our stay). By doing this, I didn't have to bother with getting fresh towels from Mousekeeping.KimRaye said:
I totally agree with both of these statements!KimRaye said:
Sorry, guess I misunderstood you. I've never heard of buses running in reverse. They always run in one direction, it's just a matter of their starting point. Just a difference in the terms we're using, I guess.sassy2 said:Hello CleveRocks I believe I said that if the bus runs in reverse Jamaica is the first stop not that it always makes Jamaica its first stop. I hope there is clarity here.We just returned Tuesday past and each night except one the buses ran in reverse entering through the Victory Way so Jamaica was the first stop.
