What to do after 5?

[JenPaige]

I have a day pass for the Britsh Colonial Hilton. We plan on staying there from noon until around 5 or 6pm. What do you advise we do with our children (10 and 6) after this? We had planned on riding over to Atlantis just to look around, but everything I read now, says you aren't allowed on the property at all! Now, I'm not sure what else we should do. ANy suggestions appreciated. :rolleyes:

[scubagirrl]

I have a day pass for the Britsh Colonial Hilton. We plan on staying there from noon until around 5 or 6pm. What do you advise we do with our children (10 and 6) after this? We had planned on riding over to Atlantis just to look around, but everything I read now, says you aren't allowed on the property at all! Now, I'm not sure what else we should do. ANy suggestions appreciated. :rolleyes:

 

There's not alot to do as a family after dinner. Marina Village at Atlantis usually has music in the courtyard, and plenty of shoppes to spend your money. As for the rest of Atlantis, most of it is open after dinner. (although the pools, and beach are closed.)..

 

And keep in mind, the kiddoes won't be allowed in the casino.. which is about the only thing that people do after dinner.

[tracyanns]

I have a day pass for the Britsh Colonial Hilton. We plan on staying there from noon until around 5 or 6pm. What do you advise we do with our children (10 and 6) after this? We had planned on riding over to Atlantis just to look around, but everything I read now, says you aren't allowed on the property at all! Now, I'm not sure what else we should do. ANy suggestions appreciated. :rolleyes:

 

There won't be much for them to do. You could always go back to the ship and put them in camp and head out on your own to explore. I am not sure if you feel comfortable doing that or if your kids would want to do that but Nassau is definately geared more towards 18 and up after the beaches close.