<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">...If not, they will give you breakfast certificates for the buffet restaurant (really pretty good) in the middle of the Ocean Towers building if you press the issue politely. You can also ask to be placed on the waitlist for the executive club access rooms. Their policy is pretty strict on not letting you have access to the club (space limitations) unless you are in one of the exec rooms.
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1. if i can't get upgraded as a Gold VIP, is the breakfast better in the Ocean Tower?? that is, is it worth pushing the issue (and enduring the walk) if they offer breakfast in another complex i might be placed at?
2. how successful are people in getting off the "wait-list"?? is it even possible to put oneself on the wait-list before arriving?? wondering if the decision is made on each day for the entire day, or whether it's possible to access the club during off-peak times (if capacity is the main concern).
thanks-- interesting report!