travelplanner70
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Does anyone know of any early bird specials they would recommend? Also, is it worth buying the Visit Aruba Card? Thanks for your advice.
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Any Early Bird Specials in Aruba?
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lvhmbh
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Sometimes the local paper has ads for specials. Cleo's - the little restaurant in the Alhambra Casino - has 2 for one hot dogs, steak sandwiches and something else on Sunday nights.
lll1929
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Also, at the airport, you can get books that have various coupons. I got a free glass of wine everywhere I dined using the coupon books.
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Chalet Suisse
Chalet Suisse has a good early bird menu. From their website:
<<Guests visiting our restaurant from April 1st to November 30th whom prefer an early dinner, will appreciate our EARLY BIRD SPECIAL menu; a three course selection of our most popular items at a fixed price.>>
We enjoyed our dinner there and would return.
Chalet Suisse has a good early bird menu. From their website:
<<Guests visiting our restaurant from April 1st to November 30th whom prefer an early dinner, will appreciate our EARLY BIRD SPECIAL menu; a three course selection of our most popular items at a fixed price.>>
We enjoyed our dinner there and would return.
justnosy
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look in the paper
I bought the visitaruba card when I went in Aug. Whether or not it's worth it or not depends on how you'll be using it. Of course it's worth it if you use enough of the discount/freebies. I was told by certain vendors that discounts are not stackable. I bought the card to use at Rumba's which is one of our favorite restaurants. I didn't use it for any of the activities since I got other discounts (like 1/2 for kids)..I found that for most of the activities the same discounts can be found elsewhere (like the coupon books or online...)
As for early birds - definitely check the paper. I know that Tango and another restaurant (next door) offers a 3 course early bird for $20 or $25. I think Laguana at the Radisson also does an early bird for their buffets (kids under 12 eat free for each paying adult!) I think Le Petit Cafe may have an early bird too (I think there was a sign outside)
I bought the visitaruba card when I went in Aug. Whether or not it's worth it or not depends on how you'll be using it. Of course it's worth it if you use enough of the discount/freebies. I was told by certain vendors that discounts are not stackable. I bought the card to use at Rumba's which is one of our favorite restaurants. I didn't use it for any of the activities since I got other discounts (like 1/2 for kids)..I found that for most of the activities the same discounts can be found elsewhere (like the coupon books or online...)
As for early birds - definitely check the paper. I know that Tango and another restaurant (next door) offers a 3 course early bird for $20 or $25. I think Laguana at the Radisson also does an early bird for their buffets (kids under 12 eat free for each paying adult!) I think Le Petit Cafe may have an early bird too (I think there was a sign outside)