For full VIP service at the Jamaican airport, be sure to book Club Mobay! To find out more, please click on the link below!
http://negril.com/nt/nt090117.htm
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For full VIP service at the Jamaican airport, be sure to book Club Mobay! To find out more, please click on the link below!
http://negril.com/nt/nt090117.htm
A list of a few of the celebrities who use the Club Mobay services:
Richard Branson
English business magnate, investor, and philanthropist
Michael Bolton
American singer and songwriter
Jimmy Cliff
Jamaican ska & reggae musician, multi-instrumentalist, singer and actor
Michael & Catherine Douglas
Michael Douglas & Wife American actors
John Legend
American singer, songwriter, musician and actor
Joseph Sikora
American Actor - Tommy from Power
50 Cent
American Rapper
Jason Sherlock
Irish Football Legend
Shaggy
Jamaican-American reggae fusion singer and deejay
Akon
American singer, rapper, songwriter, businessman, record producer and actor
David Duvochny
American actor, writer, producer, director, novelist, and singer-songwriter
Snoop Dogg
American rapper and actor
Naomi Campbell
English model
Eve
American hip hop recording artist and actress
Omar Benson Miller
American actor
Beenie Man and Kes
Anthony Moses Davis, better known by his stage name Beenie Man, is a Grammy award-winning Jamaican reggae dancehall recording artist. Kes is the lead singer of Caribbean pop/soca group.
Spike Lee
American film director, producer, writer, and actor
JOE
American R&B singer-songwriter and record producer
Trey Songz
American singer, songwriter and actor.
Rick Ross
American rapper and entrepreneur
Ryan Gosling
Canadian actor, musician, and producer
Louis Farrakhan
Leader of the religious group Nation of Islam
Christopher Blackwell
English businessman and former record producer, and the founder of Island Records
Anthony Anderson
American actor, comedian, and writer
Konshens
Singer-Songwriter, Businessman
Billy Ocean
Recording artist
Ceelo
American singer, songwriter, record producer, actor, and businessman
Baby Cham
Jamaica born rapper, singer-songwriter and actor
Grace Jones
Jamaican singer, songwriter, lyricist, supermodel, record producer, and actress
Aaron Neville
American R&B singer and musician
Ginuwine
American singer, songwriter, dancer and actor
Monica
American singer, songwriter, producer, and actress
Harry Belafonte
American singer, songwriter, actor, and social activist
Ben E King
American soul and R&B singer and record producer
Andre Drummond
American professional basketball player for the Detroit Pistons
Nia Long
American actress
Lady Saw
Jamaican singer-songwriter
Merlene Ottey
Jamaican-born Slovene track and field sprinter
Mary Kate & Ashley Olsen
American actresses and fashion designers
Dwight Drummond
Canadian television journalist
Wayne Marshall
Reggae and dancehall artist from Jamaica.
Sebastian Coe
British politician and former track and field athlete
Dikembe Mutombo
Congolese American retired professional basketball player
Earth, Wind & Fire
American band that has spanned the musical genres of R&B, soul, funk, jazz, disco, pop, rock, Latin and African
The Baltimore Ravens' Cheerleaders
Cheerleaders for the Baltimore Ravens. A professional American football team
Doctor Ruth (Westheimer)
American sex therapist, media personality, and author
Danny Glover
American actor, film director, and political activist
Karim Hill
American actor and tap dancer
Maxi Priest
British reggae vocalist of Jamaican descent
And....
ALL OF THE NEGRIL BOARDIES!
Hey, you left me off the list! I'm sure it was just an oversight. :)
Rob, you had me at Shaggy...lol
Same goes for me! :congratulatory:Quote:
Originally Posted by wrtiii
I edited the post... it was meant to be a short list... you are now all included!!! :encouragement:
Booked last week, Thanks Rob!!!!
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Originally Posted by Rob
So in a previous note on this subject I had read that because the service is so good the line up for the VIP section was becoming as long and sometimes longer than the regular line. Is that in fact true, and if so are they making changes to correct the bottle neck? Had looked at this as an option this winter coming but not if the wait is the same.
We have used this service the last 3 yrs on Thanksgiving day. arriving around 12:30. Last yr everyone off the plane walked right through no waits. two yrs ago the same day , flight and time was a different story. we walked right through . the other line was very long. we like it because its nice to shed those winter clothes. this yr we are arriving on a sat and we booked it.
I have never had an issue getting in there..but that said..they do limit space and sell out sometimes so you wont be able to use it on a real busy day if you don't book in advance far enough...I am talking on the departure side
I still consider this as a 100% service experience. Regardless of the number of people I appreciate the personal touch of the rep escort and I always love the help with my transfer and the lounge. People on my plan laughed as they breezed through the maze toward the immigration agents, and I said good for you! But for me, I really appreciate the person helping me. I'm not helpless, but I'm on vacation. In fact, I could easily navigate the airport after trip #2, but last trip when my transfer was a cluster-bomb, I appreciated the lounge while I waited.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irine
It's an insurance, as you never fully know that the line won't be long in regular immigration...it's a little bit or a lot of pampering if needed... it's fantastic for newbies, as we know it can be somewhat confusing to get through immigration and customs.
It was wonderful for me...I can go through any of the immigration lines (Jamaican or Foreign)...but still loved the spoiling aspect of Club Mobay...made my driver (Rob :excitement:) wait for me as I got my drink on in their lounge area...lol.
We have friends that will always use their service...Jamaican and tourist...they just love that little extra bit of pampering!!
Please add “Frank and Millie Kalisz” to your list of celebrities. We book them every year - and we already booked the full arrival/departure for our trip next February. It’s worth every penny. And of course I booked it thru link on this board.
If you're going during high season, be sure to book early. Especially the lounge on return gets booked up.
It is really good if you are taking a group of new people with you. This way I don't have to worry about their paperwork. It is really to bad more airports don't have this service.