mammy21

Whether or not they will be allowed is up to what is happening that particular day, how crowded it is, occupancy rate etc. There's no telling. There is NOT a policy in place, just a policy to keep things from getting out of hand and to keep the noise down so that paying guests are not disturbed.

 

If worse comes to worse.. they can always go next door to the wyndham.. it's a little pricier.. but they get a buffet lunch. wyndham has NOT been turning people away in the past.

 

During Spring Break, security tries to keep people from crossing from one property to the other.

 

Both properties give wrist bands.. but there is no "fish fry" type place near the sheraton.. and with service so slow at these type of places,, I wouldnt waste that much time going off the property.

 

The Daq Shack is across the street.. maybe go for a drink and mingle..

Thanks a lot for the information. They are young and I am sure they will be able to adapt if they have too.

At the sheraton, there are no reservations. (and no lunch option, except that you can buy lunch at the grill on the premises).

Don't know what time of year you are going, but if you are looking to go during spring break, you may have a problem. They sometimes turn young people away .. going with a baby may make it better.

 

Sheraton does NOT allow spring break partying to interupt the hotel guests, so they restrict the crowds during those weeks.

 

scubagirrl, my daughter and 3 friends ages 20-21 will be there at the end of March. They are not partiers and were hoping to have a relaxing beach day away from any possible spring break happenings by going to the Sheraton. Are you saying that it is likely that they will not be allowed in, or just possible? Is it worth them trying to get in and if refused, go to Junkanoo?

Does the Sheraton provide you with in/out privileges if they wanted to go somewhere else for lunch and return in the afternoon? Is there anything like the Fish Fry out in the area of the Sheraton?