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What do I do in the Bahamas?

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I know that if I go back to Nassau, I want to check out the Atlantis casino and hotel on Paradise Island that Jeff mentioned. The Regis and Kelly show was filmed there once, and it looked so beautiful. I think there may be a charge to check out the grounds, though, and it would probably be a lot of walking, but maybe you could rent one of those scooters for your cruisemate.

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I know that if I go back to Nassau, I want to check out the Atlantis casino and hotel on Paradise Island that Jeff mentioned. The Regis and Kelly show was filmed there once, and it looked so beautiful. I think there may be a charge to check out the grounds, though, and it would probably be a lot of walking, but maybe you could rent one of those scooters for your cruisemate.

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I know that if I go back to Nassau, I want to check out the Atlantis casino and hotel on Paradise Island that Jeff mentioned. The Regis and Kelly show was filmed there once, and it looked so beautiful. I think there may be a charge to check out the grounds, though, and it would probably be a lot of walking, but maybe you could rent one of those scooters for your cruisemate.

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Unfortunately, Shari, Atlantis has gotten like the rest of the Bahamas, hungry for the Yankee Dollar, and now charges $25.00, per person, just to walk around the grounds. That does NOT include use of ANY of the facilities; pool, beach, etc;

While I have to admit that Atlantis is truly impressive (I visited before the charge was instituted...), I really don't think it's worth 25 bucks.

Crystal Palace is still 'free.' Plus, I feel compelled to go to their Casino to visit my money...

By the way, on Grand Bahama Island (Freeport) there's a beautiful attraction named Garden of the Groves...

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It's a 12 acre attraction, with cascading (man-made) waterfalls, botanical gardens, scenic trails, a petting zoo with animals and tropical birds to feed. It's owned, and operated, by Parrot Jungle, of Miami. The admission is $9.95 per person.

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Unfortunately, Shari, Atlantis has gotten like the rest of the Bahamas, hungry for the Yankee Dollar, and now charges $25.00, per person, just to walk around the grounds. That does NOT include use of ANY of the facilities; pool, beach, etc;

While I have to admit that Atlantis is truly impressive (I visited before the charge was instituted...), I really don't think it's worth 25 bucks.

Crystal Palace is still 'free.' Plus, I feel compelled to go to their Casino to visit my money...

By the way, on Grand Bahama Island (Freeport) there's a beautiful attraction named Garden of the Groves...

alt text

It's a 12 acre attraction, with cascading (man-made) waterfalls, botanical gardens, scenic trails, a petting zoo with animals and tropical birds to feed. It's owned, and operated, by Parrot Jungle, of Miami. The admission is $9.95 per person.

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Unfortunately, Shari, Atlantis has gotten like the rest of the Bahamas, hungry for the Yankee Dollar, and now charges $25.00, per person, just to walk around the grounds. That does NOT include use of ANY of the facilities; pool, beach, etc;

While I have to admit that Atlantis is truly impressive (I visited before the charge was instituted...), I really don't think it's worth 25 bucks.

Crystal Palace is still 'free.' Plus, I feel compelled to go to their Casino to visit my money...

By the way, on Grand Bahama Island (Freeport) there's a beautiful attraction named Garden of the Groves...

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It's a 12 acre attraction, with cascading (man-made) waterfalls, botanical gardens, scenic trails, a petting zoo with animals and tropical birds to feed. It's owned, and operated, by Parrot Jungle, of Miami. The admission is $9.95 per person.

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