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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's all just a matter of taste. The biggest problem with many AI resorts is the access to alcohol. People have paid for it, and feel the need to drink it. Which = lots of drunk folks. Which = an atmosphere some of us are not into. This is going to be a problem everywhere, and it might not be a problem at all times at the places where it can be. But it is a problem for those who are not interested in that. Especially for folks really wanting to get away from it all and relax; loud drunk people at the beach or pool get in the way of relaxing under the palm trees. At least for some of us who are quieter and more introverted. And the food is never great if you have decent taste. There is no sense in arguing about this; tastes differ. My sister, who has more money than just about anybody and can eat anywhere, swears that the food on a Carnival cruise was "Incredible!" She also chooses Outback for her birthday dinner. So. No arguing with people like that. But some of us want good food, and don't find the food at AIs "good" like OP did. That said, really small AIs are often great. We really enjoyed The Caves in Jamaica. Highly recommend. [/quote] I'm the OP. I would never go on a Carnival cruise, and I also would never choose Outback for my birthday dinner. I guess my telling you that the food is good at this particular AI will fall on deaf ears. I too would abhor a resort where people walked around drunk, but that's not the case at this place. Everyone is well behaved. Perhaps the fact that it's an older crowd helps. [/quote] I still think you are over-estimating your own taste. [/quote] Okay, then![/quote]
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