sandytoes
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Any Tuggers at Ocean Point during the next two weeks?
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jdunn . . . . the Splash "area" is located where the old play ground use to be . . . directly behind the towel exchange. If I were a young kid (or didn't want to look like a foolish abult) it would be a ton of fun. While I haven't seen it in use (few kids here this time of year), it looks like ann elaborate sprinkler system with water dropping, pouring, errupting and pooling form various bright colored "noodles and mushrooms" Not a large area but my bet is it will be a big hit with the kids!
Doug . . . I think we leave in the 5 or 6th . . . which ever date is Saturday . . . I'm already in "island mode" and don't have my calenderIf there is an over lap . . .it would be fun meeting a fellow tugger.
For those who asked for them . . . here is a link to some pictures I quickly took this evening at Ocean Point. The unit is the newly refurbished model. Also in the pictures is the "splash pad" or splash pool as some have called it. I think kids will really love this new feature.
http://clarkfamilyphotos.smugmug.co...nt-October/19722665_3ZwTBx#1548246836_drfRFqT
Hi Doug, I agree with you 100% on the fees . . . getting way to high. Had I been buying now and the fees were what they are now, I probable would not have purchased. That being said Ocean Point is still our favorite resort.
The golf course and putting green are fairly low tech so I am not sure there is a lot of on going costs. The grounds crew would have to care for whatever was there anyway so I am thinking is not a big deal.
In casual conversation at the owner's social I learned the old play ground was a big problem. Apparently the local "kitties" were using the sand as their "place to go" if you get my drift. Also, the metal side was causing burn to the kids legs in the summer heat. The splash pad must be turned on to use. For the pictures I had to start it, this was the first time I had seen it in operation since arriving as there are no kids here this time of year. My 18 month old grandson would love this pad . . . I can hear the cry in trying to pry him away!
I am also glad we own lock off units and allow us two week of vacation for our fee. If this were only one week, I would be trying to sell and might go back to renting a house on the Outer Banks . . . the place we vacationed prior to discovering Marriott Timeshares. The drive for us would be a lot shorter!
The pictures were taken at about 6 or 6:30 in the evening. It's a great time of year to be here . . . no people and that is how we like itNo problems others have with the lounge chairs. The weather has been great, not too hot. The ocean is a bit rough as there is a storm off shore . . .so we have been told. All in all . . .life is good
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Thanks for the pictures. They are very good. The resort looks like it is in great shape, but I can't say that I care for the new decor. The living room and dining room in particular look pretty awful. I am not a fan of that "1950s modern" look...or whatever it is supposed to be. Hopefully, Marriott will get past this phase before too many years go by.
Have fun and enjoy your vacation! I'm sure it's great to be in Florida right now.
Steve
The golf course and putting green are fairly low tech so I am not sure there is a lot of on going costs. The grounds crew would have to care for whatever was there anyway so I am thinking is not a big deal.
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I am really wondering what golf course is on-site at OP?
Pat