EsmeraldaX
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crcormier said:Hooray! I'm glad it came through and you got it!!! Must make the cold a little more bearable!![]()
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crcormier said:Hooray! I'm glad it came through and you got it!!! Must make the cold a little more bearable!![]()
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Dolphin_Girl008 said:We love AKL. We stayed there in Oct 2004 and are going back in May (May 16-26). The transportation is great because you don't have to share buses with other resorts. I love Boma!!!
EsmeraldaX said:We'll be there the same time as you.![]()
Dolphin_Girl008 said:Maybe I'll see you at the bus stop.![]()
LuvN~Travel said:Just one quick question (we also got the standard rate of $139), is there a power outlet between the beds that is accessible? Our daughter is going back on CPAP, and we need the power for that.
Kim ( doing the AKL dance)![]()
irish dancer said:DH and I will be there May 19-22 for our 10yr anniversary. We made a quick visit to AKL one night last December just to check it out. I fell in love with it and was bound and determined to stay there. Well the in-laws gave us miles for our plane tix so that sealed the deal. Another savings with the AP code makes it a bit easier too (that was fun this morning, NOT
). DH though insisted on a Savanah View since it is a special occasion, didn't take too much arm twisting.
Now the only problem is trying to fit in all the 'adult' things we want to do during this trip without the kids. So many restaurants to try but only so many meals!
Anyone with a suggestions on which trail or room area to request?
irish dancer said:Dolphin Girl - thanks for the input.
Reggie B - thanks to you too. The long walk wouldn't be a problem since it is just DH and I, if the kids were with us that would be another matter. Since we are only going for the weekend I doubt we'd need to do any laundry on this trip but you never know in the future.
ReggieB said:Two complaints, actually more mild annoyances than anything.
You would not believe the length of the walk from the lobby to our room....wow...you better not be sat at the bus stop and then remember you've left something you need in your room...that was a real safari trek in itself..My room was on the Zebra trail at the far end, but it was a fantastic deluxe Savannah room...so I coped!
It sure took a long time to do the laundry. I got sucked into some time vortex and lost a whole evening in there one night. It wasn't the wash so uch as the dry, you needed to give it 3 goes for a completely dry wash....However on the bright side it had a nice area to sit and wait, and I met a very nice lady who I chatted to happily during my time there!
ReggieB said:I think the dryers are like that at most resorts. I was lucky enough with the ones in our building at GF resort were right next to the pool bar and those yummy frozen margaritas, laundry was a joy with one of those on the go....not that I'm encouraging drinking and drying.....ho ho ho![]()
zakatak said:Hi.
One thing that I would like to suggest to you, is to do the Culinary Tour. The time is on the daily board by bell services, but when we were there it was at 3:45pm. It is a free tour which takes you to JIKO and BOMA with a stop at Victoria Falls. The CM explains HOW and WHY they designed things the way they did, what types of food they serve and WHY and the best thing is.... you get samples! Yay!
In JIKO, you get to talk to the CHEF, and have the TASTE OF AFRICA all to yourselves. This is breads and dips that are very, very yummy! Then on to Victoria Falls where you learn about Amarula but don't get a taste.Then onto BOMA where a CHEF explains all the dishes, where & why and then you get to sample a SOUP and the ever famous ZEBRA DOME!
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So, there... free... takes about 45 minutes and you get good, good food!
There's my hint. I love that place! AKL rocks!![]()
Karen