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All inclusive drinks limit in Magaluf
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cubegame said:Anyone who needs more than 6 drinks a day, holiday or otherwise, probably should be using their time to take a long hard look at themselves instead of whining about this.
I don't drink very much but even I think 6 drinks, when you're on holiday, relaxing and decompressing, is pretty low.
A small beer or two with lunch, an aperitif before dinner, a couple of glasses of wine and a liqueur with dinner would use up your whole allowance, so no going to the bar after dinner enjoying a few drinks whilst socialising, that is not reasonable.Accept your past without regret, handle your present with confidence and face your future without fear2 -
k4ren2006 said:What I can't figure out with these new rules is how will they stop people from getting drunk in their room..ie buy booze in the supermarkets.
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peachyprice said:cubegame said:Anyone who needs more than 6 drinks a day, holiday or otherwise, probably should be using their time to take a long hard look at themselves instead of whining about this.
I don't drink very much but even I think 6 drinks, when you're on holiday, relaxing and decompressing, is pretty low.
A small beer or two with lunch, an aperitif before dinner, a couple of glasses of wine and a liqueur with dinner would use up your whole allowance, so no going to the bar after dinner enjoying a few drinks whilst socialising, that is not reasonable.I think it's also about getting what you've paid for.If the blurb says 'AI alcoholic drinks served from 11am til 8pm', then it's reasonable to expect that's what you get.
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https://metro.co.uk/2020/01/18/magaluf-ibiza-ban-happy-hour-party-boats-crack-booze-tourism-12079378/
Just one article there from the 18th Jan, if you google Magaluf Drinking Laws it will throw up lots of results. I read various articles shared on social media around the same time too.
It's a specific area of Majorca and Ibiza, as you said before Magaluf has seen massive improvements in recent years and this is just another way of them trying to better the place really.Lea0 -
From what I can gather most tour operators don't know yet how it will fully affect them, and if you booked through an online travel agent then they will know less still at the moment as they will likely be waiting for more info from the hotel itself (which might be shut in winter) or from the accommodation supplier they have booked with.
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Pollycat said:Lushlis2 said:photome said:Does it mention unlimited alcoholic drinks included in the brochure, if it doesnt then you are still getting what you paid forMy holiday provider has also told me that this law would’nt effect my holiday eitherHmmm.I guess they might say they are providing what they say they are as you can have your 6 drinks anytime between 11am and 8pm...? Slippery buggers, these holiday companies.Which holiday company have you booked with and what is the hotel?Have you done as requested by the hotel and sent them the email you had from the holiday company?Do we know when this law is being implemented?As you are not going until September, I guess there will be more publicity about this before you go.Or are you considering cancelling and rebooking somewhere else?I’ve booked with On the beach and at Bh Mallorca (and before anyone says anything about it being a party hotel) I haven’t gone for that reason...yeh I like a nice pool party with a DJ but I’m not one of these rowdy teenagers, hence why I’ve opted to go in September when the customer is slightly older, I just liked the suites and the gym (yes I’m one of these sad holiday gym goers before I get jumped on) ha!Yes I’ve forwarded them the email but I’ve not heard anything back since.I’ve read that the council have a meeting at the start of next month with the hoteliers so I’m guessing that something will be agreed then.I’m not sure as I really want to stop in this hotel. I think really they should be altering the price of all AI hotels that have been booked if this is coming into effect.0
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"I’ve also been told by my travel provider that this law will not effect my AI"How can they say that unless they know that your hotel is located outwith the proscribed zone ?Are they suggesting Brits will be excused Mallorcan law ?
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NoodleDoodleMan said:"I’ve also been told by my travel provider that this law will not effect my AI"How can they say that unless they know that your hotel is located outwith the proscribed zone ?Are they suggesting Brits will be excused Mallorcan law ?0
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Lushlis2 said:Pollycat said:Lushlis2 said:photome said:Does it mention unlimited alcoholic drinks included in the brochure, if it doesnt then you are still getting what you paid forMy holiday provider has also told me that this law would’nt effect my holiday eitherHmmm.I guess they might say they are providing what they say they are as you can have your 6 drinks anytime between 11am and 8pm...? Slippery buggers, these holiday companies.Which holiday company have you booked with and what is the hotel?Have you done as requested by the hotel and sent them the email you had from the holiday company?Do we know when this law is being implemented?As you are not going until September, I guess there will be more publicity about this before you go.Or are you considering cancelling and rebooking somewhere else?I’ve booked with On the beach and at Bh Mallorca (and before anyone says anything about it being a party hotel) I haven’t gone for that reason...yeh I like a nice pool party with a DJ but I’m not one of these rowdy teenagers, hence why I’ve opted to go in September when the customer is slightly older, I just liked the suites and the gym (yes I’m one of these sad holiday gym goers before I get jumped on) ha!Yes I’ve forwarded them the email but I’ve not heard anything back since.I’ve read that the council have a meeting at the start of next month with the hoteliers so I’m guessing that something will be agreed then.I’m not sure as I really want to stop in this hotel. I think really they should be altering the price of all AI hotels that have been booked if this is coming into effect.
I'm not sure how you'd stand with this legally as the information provided to you by OTB was actually true at the time of booking.0 -
Pollycat said: youLushlis2 said:Pollycat said:Lushlis2 said:photome said:Does it mention unlimited alcoholic drinks included in the brochure, if it doesnt then you are still getting what you paid forMy holiday provider has also told me that this law would’nt effect my holiday eitherHmmm.I guess they might say they are providing what they say they are as you can have your 6 drinks anytime between 11am and 8pm...? Slippery buggers, these holiday companies.Which holiday company have you booked with and what is the hotel?Have you done as requested by the hotel and sent them the email you had from the holiday company?Do we know when this law is being implemented?As you are not going until September, I guess there will be more publicity about this before you go.Or are you considering cancelling and rebooking somewhere else?I’ve booked with On the beach and at Bh Mallorca (and before anyone says anything about it being a party hotel) I haven’t gone for that reason...yeh I like a nice pool party with a DJ but I’m not one of these rowdy teenagers, hence why I’ve opted to go in September when the customer is slightly older, I just liked the suites and the gym (yes I’m one of these sad holiday gym goers before I get jumped on) ha!Yes I’ve forwarded them the email but I’ve not heard anything back since.I’ve read that the council have a meeting at the start of next month with the hoteliers so I’m guessing that something will be agreed then.I’m not sure as I really want to stop in this hotel. I think really they should be altering the price of all AI hotels that have been booked if this is coming into effect.
I'm not sure how you'd stand with this legally as the information provided to you by OTB was actually true at the time of booking.I was also reading on another website that someone who has booked a holiday that has been significantly changed can get a full cancellation on the holiday. Wouldn’t not receiving what was advertised at the time of booking be a significant change to a holiday?0
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