Cancun Day Parties
Spring Break 2017
November 16th, 2015
3 minute read
Cancun Day Parties!
We all know Cancun is the city with the biggest clubs, the best nightlife, and the wildest day parties, right? Well, a lot of people don’t know where to find these day parties. Many hotels don’t allow wild and crazy contests with DJs and MCs all day long, as to not disturb their older or younger guests. So, which hotels do? And what if you're not a guest there? Can you still get in?
Well, the Oasis Cancun is one of the most popular hotels in Cancun during spring break FOR this reason. It is filled TOP to BOTTOM with college students ready to party. The Oasis Cancun hosts day parties EVERY DAY of spring break. How do you get in? Unless you have an Oasis Cancun wristband (which you only get by being a guest at one of the Oasis chains in the area), you will have to pay for a day pass. Day passes range from about $50 to $90 per day depending on the season. This will get you all you can eat and all you can drink at the Oasis Cancun from approximately 9AM - 6PM. This is a small price to pay for food and drinks all day, experiencing the contests, the giveaways, the music, the atmosphere, and everything that comes with the Oasis day parties. If there is a celebrity appearance on a certain day, the price may be adjusted to reflect the special event.
Another option is Mandala Beach Club. This is a great spot for a full day of music, DJs, and drinks! The way this beach club works, is you arrive and pay $200 MXP (pesos) as a deposit ‘cover charge.’ This money gets reimbursed to you as you buy drinks and food inside the club. So for example, if you buy 4 beers for $50 pesos each, your bill will even out at the end of the day and you won’t have to pay any more than the $200 pesos you originally paid to get in. Now, if you consume more then $200 pesos worth of food/drinks, you will get a bill before you leave for the remaining balance. As you can see, this beach club does not offer an all inclusive (food and drink included) day pass, but during spring break there is almost always open bar bracelets available to buy upon entry. So if you plan to drink until you drop, look into the open bar option upon arrival!
Lastly, the public beach is always a cheap alternative to paying for a day party. It's free, there are always plenty of people to meet on the beach, and there’s never a lack of waiters roaming around from surrounding hotels ready to take your order.
The choice is yours! CHEERS!
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Cancun Day Parties!
We all know Cancun is the city with the biggest clubs, the best nightlife, and the wildest day parties, right? Well, a lot of people don’t know where to find these day parties. Many hotels don’t allow wild and crazy contests with DJs and MCs all day long, as to not disturb their older or younger guests. So, which hotels do? And what if you're not a guest there? Can you still get in?
Well, the Oasis Cancun is one of the most popular hotels in Cancun during spring break FOR this reason. It is filled TOP to BOTTOM with college students ready to party. The Oasis Cancun hosts day parties EVERY DAY of spring break. How do you get in? Unless you have an Oasis Cancun wristband (which you only get by being a guest at one of the Oasis chains in the area), you will have to pay for a day pass. Day passes range from about $50 to $90 per day depending on the season. This will get you all you can eat and all you can drink at the Oasis Cancun from approximately 9AM - 6PM. This is a small price to pay for food and drinks all day, experiencing the contests, the giveaways, the music, the atmosphere, and everything that comes with the Oasis day parties. If there is a celebrity appearance on a certain day, the price may be adjusted to reflect the special event.
Another option is Mandala Beach Club. This is a great spot for a full day of music, DJs, and drinks! The way this beach club works, is you arrive and pay $200 MXP (pesos) as a deposit ‘cover charge.’ This money gets reimbursed to you as you buy drinks and food inside the club. So for example, if you buy 4 beers for $50 pesos each, your bill will even out at the end of the day and you won’t have to pay any more than the $200 pesos you originally paid to get in. Now, if you consume more then $200 pesos worth of food/drinks, you will get a bill before you leave for the remaining balance. As you can see, this beach club does not offer an all inclusive (food and drink included) day pass, but during spring break there is almost always open bar bracelets available to buy upon entry. So if you plan to drink until you drop, look into the open bar option upon arrival!
Lastly, the public beach is always a cheap alternative to paying for a day party. It's free, there are always plenty of people to meet on the beach, and there’s never a lack of waiters roaming around from surrounding hotels ready to take your order.
The choice is yours! CHEERS!
