im booked on this Friday 30th
im booked on this Friday 30th
I booked a "reservation" for 4 last January. We boarded at Tree House, and were able to grab the remaining few seats. As we made our way down Manley Blvd., frequent stops quickly filled the bus. With literally no room to breathe, the bus continued to make stop after stop, cramming people in like sardines. I have never experienced claustrophobia like this in my life. 8 of us got off around The Drifters bar, and had our own crawl back up the seven mile. I'm sure this is a great experience if the bus isn't too crowded, but be warned a reservation means nothing, as Lenbert just picks up as many warm bodies as he can.
Last edited by UnclePick; 10-27-2015 at 02:03 PM.
I'll admit, when I read the reviews (which were all extremely positive) and heard about how packed the bus was - I was initially apprehensive. It turned out, from our perspective, the more the merrier! The proximity really forces out and awkwardness or shyness. By the time we got dropped off at our hotel we had made a ton of new friends. The vibe on that bus is AMAZING!Originally Posted by UnclePick
I'm bummed I didn't get to have the experience so many people rave about, as I was really looking forward to it. I think crawling on a Friday during high season in January is the culprit. I'm sure the majority of the time demand isn't as crazy as that day. Long Live the One Love Bus Crawl!
I always get a kick out of when everyone first get on the bus and most folks are polite, shy, quiet not really sure what to expect look on there face, racing to get on the bus to get a seat... By the time we reach the 2nd or 3rd bar the vibe changes and that's when the shyness, quietness goes out the left window! lol...No more racing to the bus to get a seat as folks prefer to stand and dance in the aisles, conversations, Where you from, where you staying, what you doing later. At the end of the day it's always One Love!
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was going to reply with this same comment. So very true.I always get a kick out of when everyone first get on the bus and most folks are polite, shy, quiet not really sure what to expect look on there face, racing to get on the bus to get a seat... By the time we reach the 2nd or 3rd bar the vibe changes and that's when the shyness, quietness goes out the left window! lol...No more racing to the bus to get a seat as folks prefer to stand and dance in the aisles, conversations, Where you from, where you staying, what you doing later. At the end of the day it's always One Love!
Some "authentic " ..some not so much ...do it once ..
& make up your "own crawl "
..this way you'll be able to spend more time @ those you truly enjoy
Dont bother, i was left waiting 2 hrs! beware!!!
I guess I wouldnt have "waited" two hours. Either I'd have called or texted Lenbert to see what was up, or shrugged my shoulders and went about doing something else. No need to wait two hours for anyone, even in Negril
Even with no phone, they could have had the front desk call. Bummer it didn't work out for him though.I guess I wouldnt have "waited" two hours. Either I'd have called or texted Lenbert to see what was up, or shrugged my shoulders and went about doing something else. No need to wait two hours for anyone, even in Negril
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