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New Years eve at Marriott St Thomas suggestions

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Hi! Has anyone ever spent New Years eve here and can suggest something for our family to do? Does anyone know where we can find info on whats going on? I figure I'd better make some ressies now.
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How about a restaurant suggestion for our family that is either on property or close for new years....Havana Blue soumds great but not sure if it would suit kids.
 
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The Westin St. John has a spectacular fireworks display at midnight on the beach. Check with your concierge.
 
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Our extended family of 16 had Christmas dinner at Havana Blu last year. You shouldn't have a problem if the youngest is 4. It was a little stressful with a 2 year old, however. There are a lot of nice restaurants that are open air so the kids can eat and run around outside where you can see them. Havana Blu is upstairs and is much more confining.
 
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lobsterlover said:
How about a restaurant suggestion for our family that is either on property or close for new years....Havana Blue soumds great but not sure if it would suit kids.
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I don't think you could go wrong with Oceana or Mafolies. If there are any fireworks anywhere near the harbor you'll be able to see them from Mafolie.
 
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Yes it's right on the water. We usually go for the all you can eat shrimp night, but someone else that went with us last winter had a good steak.
 
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Was the shrimp any good? Is it just peel and eat shrimp or are there various choices?
Thanks
Renee
 
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lobsterlover said:
Was the shrimp any good? Is it just peel and eat shrimp or are there various choices?
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Renee
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It's peel and eat warm shrimp cooked in a spice blend of theirs, I liked them. No variations on the all you can eat. Was Thursdays last winter.
 
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