Tribe...........sounds like we need to hangout, NOLA>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Key West
As mentioned before, we have done Vegas several times and are just over it. Not sure why thats so hard to understand for some.
I was trying to push NOLA but bachelor shot that down.
Cancun and CR are still on the table, definitely a possibility as I have heard awesome things about CR but never been. Key West definitely sounds interesting and we would not mind a trip that was not like The Hangover in terms of craziness.
A few friends did Costa Rica (my fiancé at the time wouldn't let me go b/c she knew what was going down).......but they had a GREAT time. The "extracurriculars" were very cheap and quality from the videos/pictures/stories I saw/heard.
Some of my group is in a similar position with their significant others...
Tribe...........sounds like we need to hangout, NOLA>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Key West
As mentioned before, we have done Vegas several times and are just over it. Not sure why thats so hard to understand for some.
I was trying to push NOLA but bachelor shot that down.
Cancun and CR are still on the table, definitely a possibility as I have heard awesome things about CR but never been. Key West definitely sounds interesting and we would not mind a trip that was not like The Hangover in terms of craziness.
It's a lot more than just gambling. NOLA has:
1) high class strip clubs (meaning absolutely beautiful women half of whom can do more on the multi-story pole than you can get at a Cirque),
2) low class strip clubs (meaning decently attractive women who will give out blowjobs for a $50 or a less and even more if you're in the mood for gonosyphylherpelaids unlike me but I have been on bachelor parties where others partook),
4) the best live music anywhere on Frenchmen Street, while Key West has a few decent Jimmy Buffet and Bob Marley cover bands it's got nothing on bar hopping from Blues band to rock band to NOLA brass band to rap to bluegrass to blues band like you can do on Frenchmen,
5) high end bars like the Sazerac Bar, Carousel Bar, Swizzlestick and Tujagues who make the best cocktails on par with the best places in NYC and San Fran, there's no place at the absolute high end like NOLA other than Vegas, Miami, NYC, LA and San Fran, Key West doesn't come close,
6) low end street bars like Tropical Isle and Jesters who make high alcohol/high sugar daiquiris for the Tourons and slutty coeds, while Key West has a few of these it's not as easy as walking up to a literal hole in the wall of the bars like in New Orleans, plus hurricanes, hand grenades and jesters beat
7) 80% of the people in the French Quarter after 10 pm are there for sex while 80% of the people in Key West after 10 pm are old people from cruise ships,
8) the food is not even close to being comparable. There's so many great places in NOLA you will find great food literally by accident, but in Key West most of it is %*%y tourist food consisting of previously frozen seafood fit only for Chilis and TGI Fridays. You have to know what you're doing in Key West to find actually good local fresh seafood, while in NOLA you can literally stumble into a random restaurant and be amazed.
It should be clear I'm not knocking Key West as a vacation spot. My wife and I loved when we went down for the Goombay and Fantasy Fest two years ago, and diving the reef and going on sunset dolphin cruises are quite memorable. But I'm not diving the reef and drinking a margarita on a yacht while watching a sunset with by "bros", if that were true it would be a gay wedding in San Francisco and while there's nothing wrong with that TM* that's not how I envision most straight bachelor parties going down. I want to drink both high class to get me started and low class to keep me going, eat fine food, stare at high class t%*%ies performing insane circus acts, shake it down with some random strange while at great live music or dance venues. And that's me being "tame", others in parties I've been in want to sample the more forbidden fruits beyond willing coeds and out of town bachelorette party members and go old school tootin with a narcotic amuse bouche.
A few friends did Costa Rica (my fiancé at the time wouldn't let me go b/c she knew what was going down).......but they had a GREAT time. The "extracurriculars" were very cheap and quality from the videos/pictures/stories I saw/heard.
I'm sorry, but I stopped reading and can't stop laughing at your Tropical Isle recommendation. No wonder you defended Two Sisters.
Edit: que the crying laughing emojis that won't show up on warchant
Go to Costa Rica. Especially if you are going with a decent size group. You can rent a giant house for a few days that comes with a maid, a cook, and a driver with vehicles who can literally get you whatever you want. Yes, I said whatever you want.
First of all, you must have missed when I derisively called it (and Patty Os, Jesters and all) as high alcohol high sugar touron bombs. Second, while daiquiris may not be what you locals pretend to drink (although hilariously most defend some neighborhood %*^%hole daiquiri place which sells the same type of #^*%), that is the quintessential NOLA experience. Third, none of the ^*^* daiquiris cover up the massive amounts of low quality alcohol as well as the hand grenade from Tropical Isle (which I get from one of the hole in the walls not the main bar or those nearest the strip clubs so I wait no time to grab it on the fly). Fourth, don't be that ^*^^+ who tells nubes and bachelor partiers NOT to go to the French Quarter and drink sugary mindwipers, your brand of low class gutter sleeze is why 90% or more people go to NOLA in the first place. Even though I've been there dozens of times, I still almost always end the night at 3 or 4 AM on Bourbon with a fresh handgrenade. Yes I start at the sophisticated places getting real drinks but by 4AM the sophisticated places have long since closed and I'm probably still in the mood for entertainment and mood enhancing.
You're fiance wouldn't let you go? I would hope she isn't anymore.That's insane.
This is what infuriates me about living in Tallahassee. We pay practically that much to fly round-trip to Atlanta. Seriously. It's like $375-$400 no matter how far out in advance you book.Just wanted to add that Norweigan Air has JFK to Gatwick for $450 for a Saturday to Wednesday trip in March