how are the drink prices this year? (2008)
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dan_in_ibiza
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Someone needs to be shot.I dunno if it should be the poeple selling these drinks or some of us idiots that actually pay for the drinks.
brothel ?
neilly303
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6 Euro in Amnesia last year so I wouldn't say it is particularly cheap for a chupito...
McRackin
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neilly303
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Hats of to Eden for that.
The rest should follow suit but I can't see Amnesia letting people out to buy cheaper water outside...
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icebaer69
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good news - but only for the clubs:
"...
Botellón Ban
The Town Hall began a crackdown on binge street-drinking last week
and warned there would be heavy fines for those caught breaking the law.
The practice of the "Botellon", which literally means big bottle,
has grown massively across the country as the decade has progressed.
The concept is simple - youngsters agree to meet in pre-arranged spots,
each bringing their own alcohol, to enjoy a night of binge drinking.
The problem is that the age of those involved is getting lower and lower,
with police reporting they had found children as young as twelve in some "parties".
The Ministry for Health admitted cases of hospitalization due to the effects of alcohol
had doubled in the last few years, with the age of victims getting younger and younger.
The craze has become especially popular on the island, where high prices
have ensured youngsters are unable to drink at most bars.
However, the recent surge has forced the Town Hall of San Antonio to act,
and it seems they will be targeting the adults.
Those caught drinking in the company of minors will be fined between €750 and €1,500.
Councillor Josep Ramon Serra Pilot continued that the authorities would be clamping
down on underage drinking in the town's bars and clubs,
and also those supermarkets caught selling alcohol to those under the age of 18.
During the press conference he also revealed he had come to an agreement
with the boat companies to avoid early morning excursions.
The practice of early morning trips to watch the sunrise became popular last year,
especially amongst clubbers.
However, Pilot said the practice was clearly unsafe and that clubbers in particular
were not in the best condition to be taking trips out to sea.
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(ibiza-sun)
"...
Botellón Ban
The Town Hall began a crackdown on binge street-drinking last week
and warned there would be heavy fines for those caught breaking the law.
The practice of the "Botellon", which literally means big bottle,
has grown massively across the country as the decade has progressed.
The concept is simple - youngsters agree to meet in pre-arranged spots,
each bringing their own alcohol, to enjoy a night of binge drinking.
The problem is that the age of those involved is getting lower and lower,
with police reporting they had found children as young as twelve in some "parties".
The Ministry for Health admitted cases of hospitalization due to the effects of alcohol
had doubled in the last few years, with the age of victims getting younger and younger.
The craze has become especially popular on the island, where high prices
have ensured youngsters are unable to drink at most bars.
However, the recent surge has forced the Town Hall of San Antonio to act,
and it seems they will be targeting the adults.
Those caught drinking in the company of minors will be fined between €750 and €1,500.
Councillor Josep Ramon Serra Pilot continued that the authorities would be clamping
down on underage drinking in the town's bars and clubs,
and also those supermarkets caught selling alcohol to those under the age of 18.
During the press conference he also revealed he had come to an agreement
with the boat companies to avoid early morning excursions.
The practice of early morning trips to watch the sunrise became popular last year,
especially amongst clubbers.
However, Pilot said the practice was clearly unsafe and that clubbers in particular
were not in the best condition to be taking trips out to sea.
..."
(ibiza-sun)
'ello.. Sad I know but in June im heading out to Ibiza for the first time. What with the Credit crunch 'n all that im a bit worried about how much im gonna be spending on drinks. So it's a bit of a relief to read that Eden have this outside water vender set up. Im not much of a drinker but don't mind dropping a few biscuits if im out raving, so I was just wondering a) is the water vending thing still happening this year? and b) what sort of prices am i looking at for water of these ppl.
Im just worried that after reading ppl talking about 10 euro's for a small bottle - I could probably go through 7-8 bottles in a night (plus any booze) which chucked on top of club entry, pre drinks, taxi's etc... It's all gonna cost a pretty penny!
Just thinking Eden might be the club of choice if i can get semi-decent priced water outside cos looks like thats where most of my holiday dosh is gonna go!
Thanks for any info anyone can provide...
p.s. I've got dozen's of questions about going out there but other than the water situation im just gonna suck it 'n see!
Im just worried that after reading ppl talking about 10 euro's for a small bottle - I could probably go through 7-8 bottles in a night (plus any booze) which chucked on top of club entry, pre drinks, taxi's etc... It's all gonna cost a pretty penny!
Just thinking Eden might be the club of choice if i can get semi-decent priced water outside cos looks like thats where most of my holiday dosh is gonna go!
Thanks for any info anyone can provide...
p.s. I've got dozen's of questions about going out there but other than the water situation im just gonna suck it 'n see!
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