A safe place to hang out. Acropolis is a perfect example of this.
Are you talking about a safe place for adults or children? There are much cheaper and effective ways to provide "safe" places to hang out for children.
A safe place to hang out. Acropolis is a perfect example of this.
Are you talking about a safe place for adults or children? There are much cheaper and effective ways to provide "safe" places to hang out for children.
There are much cheaper and effective ways to provide "safe" places to hang out for children.
Teenagers and young adults in regards to hanging out.
Malls are safe, air-conditioned and are not just about shopping.
They have become the place to eat, meet and also be entertained.
Spend some time around Acropolis or even Mega Centro and you wil see what I mean.
Hahahaha...........You forgot Walmart......If your into saving money........This is where you wanna be..........
I was hoping to take the ferry over to Puerto Rico, fill up the truck at Walmart, and come back. Darn my luck: ferry operations ceased "temporarily".
I know I shouldn't have added the Guibia part, now the secret is out! Thanks for the Spirit lead Luis. I'll check it out.Spirit has some cheapies here, from FLL.
"Guibia was a beach" , 2 dlight you are older than dirt!!!
HB (kind of dusty myself!)
Funny that you should mention that. I lived on Calle El Conde when cars were allowed to drive on it and Parque Independencia was a place where kids could spend the whole day playing without worry(didn't see any kids last time I visited)...and Guibia used to be a beach.
BOUGHT MY TAHINI from.
AZB
I was there yesterday. The mall is managed flawlessly with security guards directing traffic in the parking lot below. The place is spotless and shiny everywhere. Its seems like an american mall. I was thrilled to see a real shawarma place opening up in the food court right next to a arab food store where i BOUGHT MY TAHINI from. We ate a huge slice of pizza at pizzarelli and a 20 oz coke for 135 pesos. There are famous name brand stores already open and the mall was full of javitos type young people. There was one thing I had notices which I can't help mentioning here. There seemed to be no black people in the mall. One would feel like you are still in usa. The only black people I saw were the ones who were in cleaning staff, even the store sales-staff were all white. I mean to say, all white dominicans were visiting the mall. So a warning to the expats who are planing to take along their sosua girlfriends, you might run into some embarrassing situation. I hope no one is refused entry at the door but we are in DR, anything is possible here.
I think the mall would do well, SD certainly had folks who can afford to buy items from there and to secure the success of the mall.
AZB