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I am new to TTOL and have noticed in several postings that there are discounts offered to TTOL members from various places in the BVI's. If there is a past link listing the offers please let me know. If not, any information would be appreciated. We will be chartering March 2-9 2017 with BVI Yacht Charters. I recall there was a drink coupon book available years ago but nothing to do with TTOL.
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The coupon book is The Drinking Man's Guide to the BVI. The most frequently referred to "discount" would be the deal Nick@ Leverick Bay offers...slip for the price of a mooring ball if available. You also get a bag of ice and (100gal?) of water either way. Scrub seems to do some also...once in a while.
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Not so much of a benefit anymore as my travels are less, but TTOL members that found me at bar would get the honor of buying me a beer. In return I would fill your head with nonsense stories from the good ol' days.
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cappy said:
I am new to TTOL and have noticed in several postings that there are discounts offered to TTOL members from various places in the BVI's. If there is a past link listing the offers please let me know. If not, any information would be appreciated. We will be chartering March 2-9 2017 with BVI Yacht Charters. I recall there was a drink coupon book available years ago but nothing to do with TTOL. Welcome to TTOL Cappy, and enjoy your week in the BVI! <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/Joy.gif" alt="" />
"Travel changes you. As you move through this life and this world you change things slightly, you leave marks behind, however small. And in return, life — and travel — leaves marks on you.”
-Anthony Bourdain
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The Drinking Man's Guide has 2 for 1 drink specials at certain places. You have to bring the book with you for each location. Sometimes it's a great drink special - 2 for 1 painkiller - and sometimes it's a drink that's quite literally hard to finish. The Guide is more of a game for us :-)
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Actually thinking of having tee shirts made up - "I bought Mike Kneafsey a beer!" Need to have a ton of 'em printed.
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Best deals are Leverick and Scrub. We used to only really spend time at Leverick, but with a little one now, the pool and water slide at Scrub is a big plus. So we spend time at both. With the TTOL deal at Scrub, it's quite reasonable, especially for what you get. Everything else there is more expensive though - food, drinks, trash..etc.
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You got a deal at Scub? Checking their website the current rate for a vessel less than 50 ft. is $6.00/ft, Dec. 18-Jan 7. What kind of deals are they offering?
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TTOL deal we got was $1.50 a foot. I'm not sure they'll offer that in the high season though. Might depend on how busy they are.
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Thank you. I saw the low season rate was $2.00/ft so you got a nice TTOL discount.
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Thanks everyone. Too bad there is no TTOL Gold Card, unless you mean your American Express. I suppose it wouldn't hurt to mention TTOL wherever you go and see what happens.
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Always a discount here at " Chateau Relaxeau Caribe" in Little Apple Bay for registered TTOL members..
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