Coolers on beach

palmtreegirl · 02-14-2006

I searched about coolers on the beach being allowed.....Sorry if this is in a post somewhere but in the posts that came up, all I read about was thongs and topless......

Are you allowed to take your own cooler to the beach? I'm not talking a big one.....a smaller collapsible one..........

cuffedlinks · 02-14-2006

Ruth and I have seen folks bringing them in all the time and never saw it questioned...
So I guess the answer is yes, until no.

Kellyk · 02-14-2006

Sure you can take them to the beach. You'll see lots of them on Sundays when the locals and their families go...tons of food and drink. Never seen any problems, but I woudn't take alcohol to a place like Mamitas and use their chairs etc...may be frowned upon.

palmtreegirl · 02-14-2006

Gotcha! Thanks for your quick replys beacuse leaving tomorrow and packing right now - alcohol was what we were thinking but realize need to keep it low or away from mamitas. Thanks guys! Hopefully get to meet some of you peeps!!!!!!!!!!

Donny · 02-14-2006

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Originally Posted by palmtreegirl

Gotcha! Thanks for your quick replys beacuse leaving tomorrow and packing right now - alcohol was what we were thinking but realize need to keep it low or away from mamitas. Thanks guys! Hopefully get to meet some of you peeps!!!!!!!!!!

Just don't use their amenities until you start buying their food/drink. I take my cooler but it never holds enough so I end up buying plenty!

DavidB · 02-15-2006

Last year they did have a sign at Mamitas that said "No Coolers" But alot of people had them. We took a small one with water and a few beers. We paid for our chairs and bought food and drinks from them and they never said anything about it. On sundays the locals come down with huge coolers.

DiverGirl · 03-01-2006

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Originally Posted by DavidB

Last year they did have a sign at Mamitas that said "No Coolers" But alot of people had them. We took a small one with water and a few beers. We paid for our chairs and bought food and drinks from them and they never said anything about it. On sundays the locals come down with huge coolers.

This is something I have SEARCHED for....

What did you pay for the chairs? What is the cost for the beds? I can't seem to find an answer in the search :p

Maverick69 · 03-01-2006

We used a cooler all the time at Playa Tukan . Never had a problem. We paid for our chairs and palapas . We also bought food and drink on top of that. Just helps subsidize the pesos blow.

Brent

beer_dude · 03-01-2006

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Originally Posted by palmtreegirl

I searched about coolers on the beach being allowed.....Sorry if this is in a post somewhere but in the posts that came up, all I read about was thongs and topless......

Are you allowed to take your own cooler to the beach? I'm not talking a big one.....a smaller collapsible one..........

As long as your wearing a thong and topless you can take your cooler anywhere you want to go!

palmtreegirl · 03-01-2006

We had tickets from our hotel to get the chairs and umbrellas so not sure how much they actually cost but I'm sure not more than a couple bucks per day.
The beds rent for $800 pesos a day ($80 US dollars) Not bad if you have a group that wants to split the costs. I still think the beds on the beach are a little wierd. Couldn't quite get used to them. But, you have to keep your eyes open to new experiences everyday, right?

Ronaldo · 03-01-2006

I had a free pass for the chairs from Luna Blue. We brought coolers every day filled with ice,vodka, bloody mary mix and diet tonic with limes. Also had chip, cheese and meat, forgot the rum and diet coke. Chairs cost $2.00/day. Also brought 2 floating mattresses and a floating fly fishing rig. It's alot of work carrying all that stuff to the beach. Not complaining one bit. We also ordered stuff from the staff at Mamitas.

02-14-2006	#1 (permalink)
palmtreegirl beachaholic Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Ohio Posts: 266	Coolers on beach I searched about coolers on the beach being allowed.....Sorry if this is in a post somewhere but in the posts that came up, all I read about was thongs and topless...... Are you allowed to take your own cooler to the beach? I'm not talking a big one.....a smaller collapsible one..........

02-14-2006	#2 (permalink)
cuffedlinks añejo Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: The City of Presidents Posts: 15,998	Ruth and I have seen folks bringing them in all the time and never saw it questioned... So I guess the answer is yes, until no.

02-14-2006	#3 (permalink)
Kellyk añejo Join Date: May 2005 Location: Dallas,TX Posts: 6,437	Sure you can take them to the beach. You'll see lots of them on Sundays when the locals and their families go...tons of food and drink. Never seen any problems, but I woudn't take alcohol to a place like Mamitas and use their chairs etc...may be frowned upon.

02-14-2006	#4 (permalink)
palmtreegirl beachaholic Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Ohio Posts: 266	Gotcha! Thanks for your quick replys beacuse leaving tomorrow and packing right now - alcohol was what we were thinking but realize need to keep it low or away from mamitas. Thanks guys! Hopefully get to meet some of you peeps!!!!!!!!!!

02-15-2006	#6 (permalink)
DavidB añejo Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Mid Mich Posts: 4,250	Last year they did have a sign at Mamitas that said "No Coolers" But alot of people had them. We took a small one with water and a few beers. We paid for our chairs and bought food and drinks from them and they never said anything about it. On sundays the locals come down with huge coolers.

03-01-2006	#8 (permalink)
Maverick69 añejo Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Katepwa Lake, Sk : Casa Jalapeno -PDC Posts: 2,376	We used a cooler all the time at Playa Tukan . Never had a problem. We paid for our chairs and palapas . We also bought food and drink on top of that. Just helps subsidize the pesos blow. Brent

03-01-2006	#10 (permalink)
palmtreegirl beachaholic Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Ohio Posts: 266	We had tickets from our hotel to get the chairs and umbrellas so not sure how much they actually cost but I'm sure not more than a couple bucks per day. The beds rent for $800 pesos a day ($80 US dollars) Not bad if you have a group that wants to split the costs. I still think the beds on the beach are a little wierd. Couldn't quite get used to them. But, you have to keep your eyes open to new experiences everyday, right?

03-01-2006	#11 (permalink)
Ronaldo beachaholic Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Twin Cities, MN Posts: 335	I had a free pass for the chairs from Luna Blue. We brought coolers every day filled with ice,vodka, bloody mary mix and diet tonic with limes. Also had chip, cheese and meat, forgot the rum and diet coke. Chairs cost $2.00/day. Also brought 2 floating mattresses and a floating fly fishing rig. It's alot of work carrying all that stuff to the beach. Not complaining one bit. We also ordered stuff from the staff at Mamitas.

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