That's an excellent post. I totally agree. I'll put some real life examples to back you up. The context for this is worse than Spring Break though. We went in early June. 1) The girls and shagging I went with a group of 20 mates. About half were looking to get some action. 7 of 10 did (sorry whdream, more ratio's). The scores on the doors were as follows (i think). 2 of the lads slept with 5 birds (all american) 1 with 4 (1 american, 3 english) 1 with 3 (1 irish, 2 english) 1 with 2 (1 english, 1 american) 2 with 1 (both american, both loved up and stuck with the girls for the holiday) You can sneak people into your hotel, but it's like the crypton factor. That's why it's important to choose the right hotel!! I paid a porter ($20) to let me into a different hotel one night. PS: If an American 'grinds' with you. It doesn't mean you're in there. 2) Drink and Clubs The clubs are totally different to Europe. It's most RnB /Hip Hop and they're organised round tables. Don't miss coco-bongo's....it's totally new experience. The bars are ok, but it's an exspensive option. Always barter when they ask you to go in. Especially if you've got a decent sized group. We demanded 2 for 1 quite a few times. The corona bar is good, and will play any requests you have. 3) Hotels Search American trip organisers for the hotels which are used. Also, look for warning in the holiday brochures. If it warns you about there being American Students there: book up! We are a rowdy bunch, and did go daft sometimes. But didn't have any probvlems with the police. As long as your not a complete arsehole don't let the machine guns put you off!!
usually not! Lots of younger idiots thinking they are going to get some, its funny to watch them get rejected!
