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Re: Princess Cruise
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Originally Posted by RandyWayne
This is how it works at the all-inclusive resorts we've stayed at. The tip money is included in your package price and then distributed based on how your rank the servers on your last day. This does make a definite difference in the average employees desire to please you. 
Also the food is generally much better since you have individual chefs putting far more attention into every plate versus a row of white hat workers putting together thousands of the same dish. We stayed in both Jamaica and Dominican Republic. Both were VERY nice resorts although we'll be going back to the DR far sooner than Jamaica on account of the drug violence which seems to have broken out during the past couple of years there.
Oh yes, and ALL drinks (alcoholic and otherwise) are included in the package price and for some reason there was not a problem with obnoxious drunks at all. |
I have heard others also say that those all inclusive resorts are great. At least for someone who likes to eat like I do! I had some friends who did Jamaica but said they made the mistake of leaving the resort to go somewhere one day and the poverty was so terrible they felt guilty the rest of their trip. Kind of hard to enjoy a steak dinner when you are thinking about the family of 12 living in a cardboard shack a few miles down the road I guess.
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