How Busy is Ibiza this year
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chriswhiteibiza
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Definitely seen numbers pick up over this weekend at Playa den Bossa. Lots of groups moving into my apartment complex. Maybe the Euro 2012 games disrupted the pre-season build up
when we go A/I if we,re going to be at the beach during the day,we ask for a packed lunch, which we,ve always been able to get,instead of lunch in the restaurant,
This time we,re just going half board for a change,as we havent really had the benefit of the A/I the last couple of years, we,re normally out till last sitting for evening meal,and by that time you can only get 1 drink at the bar,
so we,ve gone for cheaper accommodation ,and will take more spending money,
So its always worth asking if you can get a packed lunch if you,re A/I
This time we,re just going half board for a change,as we havent really had the benefit of the A/I the last couple of years, we,re normally out till last sitting for evening meal,and by that time you can only get 1 drink at the bar,
so we,ve gone for cheaper accommodation ,and will take more spending money,
So its always worth asking if you can get a packed lunch if you,re A/I
Electronic_Liberalism
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Got back from Ibiza Tuesday morning. Stayed in Playa D'en Bossa and ventured over to San An a couple of times.
My observations are that in general it was slightly, but not by much, less busy. The beaches were busy, but not rammed. Bora Bora on the evening/night was really busy but not heaving.
And on all four nights I did (ASOT, Coxy opening, Cream & Tongy) it was less busy than in previous years but again, not massively so. I thought the West End was pretty heaving as usual - with clubbers and leaflet people - and Mambo was perhaps a little busier than I remembered it - yet, strangely Cafe Del Mar had lots of spare seats.
No-one was obeying the new 'no drinks' rule on the rocks, unsurprisingly, as it can never be enforced. However, I can see why they want people to clean up after themselves as the rocks were, frankly, a ****hole. Broken glass, fags and bottles littered everywhere. Shame so many people are happy to try and destroy this amazing place for the rest of us.
All in all, it was slightly less busy than I remember it but not to the point where it was a particular talking point. Some people would say that is a good thing anyway - so thank you recession!
My observations are that in general it was slightly, but not by much, less busy. The beaches were busy, but not rammed. Bora Bora on the evening/night was really busy but not heaving.
And on all four nights I did (ASOT, Coxy opening, Cream & Tongy) it was less busy than in previous years but again, not massively so. I thought the West End was pretty heaving as usual - with clubbers and leaflet people - and Mambo was perhaps a little busier than I remembered it - yet, strangely Cafe Del Mar had lots of spare seats.
No-one was obeying the new 'no drinks' rule on the rocks, unsurprisingly, as it can never be enforced. However, I can see why they want people to clean up after themselves as the rocks were, frankly, a ****hole. Broken glass, fags and bottles littered everywhere. Shame so many people are happy to try and destroy this amazing place for the rest of us.
All in all, it was slightly less busy than I remember it but not to the point where it was a particular talking point. Some people would say that is a good thing anyway - so thank you recession!