Wild Thing Sunset/Dinner Cruise

[Scott Rice]

I am going to start this by saying that I love Negril... LOVE Negril... I feel more like myself there than I do here in Houston, Texas........

I have always loved the whole experience, the good, the unexpected, even the disappointing... because you see I realize that things
are not always going to be perfect, but I am a laid back guy and I take it easy and roll with it while in Ja.

But this one thing has always bothered me.... back in December 2012 my trip was with family, mother and brother... first time to
Ja for both... everything about the trip was great, it blew their minds and I love to introduce Negril to new people.... and the three of
us had never had a trip like this ever before....... we booked a trip one afternoon on the Wild Thing for the sunset/dinner cruise.....

The ride out was delayed... no problem... drinks flowed on the way to the reef for snorkeling, awesome experience... BUT
then they gave us "dinner"... ONE slice of cold pizza.... because of the price each we each paid.... shocked... could they really be
giving us one slice of cold, half decent pizza and call it dinner? with no offer of even a second slice.......

The rest of trip was again, awesome.... went by Rick's... me and my bro leaped off the big cliff... return trip we drank and enjoyed the
cliffs from the seas perspective.... back at docks... back to the beach paradise......

The only reason that I posted this was the "dinner" listed on the cruise is not what I would call dinner, especially while in Negril, JA....
and I should mention that my mother is a 70 years old diabetic and lack of food consumption can be an issue on occasion, thankfully
this was not an issue that day.....

This post is for any future travelers as a warning..... I know there are other boats and don't get me wrong, me and my family loved the
rest of the cruise.... but if you book the dinner/sunset cruise, be sure to ask what dinner consists of...

As always... I LOVE Negril, I LOVE Jamaica.... enjoy, roll with the experience... but a little info sometimes goes a long way.....