- Jul 18, 2008
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It doesn't bother me but it REALLY looks like the signage you'd find at SeaWorld partner hotels or apartments.
Aventura Hotel
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It doesn't bother me but it REALLY looks like the signage you'd find at SeaWorld partner hotels or apartments.
The other hotel signage seems fine.
But, that Aventura signage just seems ugly. It looks like signage for brand-new low-tier apartments.
If that sign was rectangular, I would expect somebody to be twirling it in the air to get your attention.
But, that Aventura signage just seems ugly. It looks like signage for brand-new low-tier apartments.
If that sign was rectangular, I would expect somebody to be twirling it in the air to get your attention.
The hotel has been confirmed via by reservations to debut by at-least August.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but hotels don’t soft open right? I would think the opening day would be the first day you can make reservations online.
Somewhat true. But if they have an August opening and the whole thing is done in June, they aren't just going to lock the doors and come back in two months. They will start booking rooms.
I booked CBBR & Sapphire soon after they determined an official opening date. The first day you could reserve online was the official opening date and forward from that date.
So, is that the TV beside the round ottoman? And the room has no chairs. Odd.
It looks like the table/desk closest to the bath has a chair. If facing the parks that will be a great view.
Thanks, I see it now.
And it looks like the area where the TV is is a solid wall, not glass. You can see a gap in the blackout curtains.
I think the chairs are in the closet, oh wait.....
Well, the toilet has a swing in door so I guess they are over the barn door...man, that is an efficient use of space I imagine....
I'm working to open a hotel now and we're going to soft open a week before we're permitted to start accepting reservations. It's common to have a pre-open period where you can only accept walk-ins, but it's usually the difference of a couple of days.
Hotel openings are definitely not like flipping on a light switch.
- Jan 29, 2013
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Seems like Brian Morrow left SeaWorld to work for Universal. This looks like a sign someone taking a Design 1 class would sketch out. I can already picture how much more tacky-er and unoriginal the new value resorts are gonna be.
It's a sign.
Aventura is very cheap and includes all on-site benefits (apart from Express). You will liltely be able to walk from the pool of the hotel and through the gates of a world class Water Park in about a minute.
This is an extremely minor thing. Does it look great? No, but oh well. That's life.
