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Where kids stay free in Aruba
16 years 1 month ago #7123
by tasha424
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The Occidental Grand Aruba is running a special from now until the end of the year where kids stay free. They are also offering free drinks, scuba lessons and more. If you'd like to take a family vacation then they are offering a great deal!
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16 years 1 month ago #7126
by paddy
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Replied by paddy on topic RE:Where kids stay free in Aruba
That is good information to know about. Does anyone else know what other services they offer. How about child care and day camp like some of the other hotels offer?
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16 years 4 weeks ago #7135
by horselover
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Replied by horselover on topic RE:Where kids stay free in Aruba
That is great. We have been planning to go during Christmas vacation so this will be perfect. It should really help us save a good bit of money. Thanks a lot for posting this.
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16 years 3 weeks ago #7274
by tasha424
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Replied by tasha424 on topic RE:Where kids stay free in Aruba
Has anyone found any other places where kids can stay free. I know this special runs to the end of the year so I want to make a list of other places too.
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15 years 8 months ago #8447
by trish
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Replied by trish on topic RE:Where kids stay free in Aruba
You may encourage them to engage in activities like role playing, stage dramas etc. I would also suggest picking a hotel that is family-inclusive like the Divi Aruba. Are you aware that they offer activities for the whole family?
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15 years 8 months ago #8496
by sweet gal
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Replied by sweet gal on topic RE:Where kids stay free in Aruba
Aruba's long stretch of white sand beach will provide a haven for your kids to play and build sand castles with relative and proportionate dimensions. I am sure they will like it. How many of your children are you going to bring to Aruba?
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