4/5 mike p. 1 year ago on Google
I
went
into
this
fine
establishment
after
walking
around
the
tourist
trap
which
essentially
was
a
prison
once
we
got
off
our
cruise
ship
as
there
was
only
1
way
in
and
1
way
out
of
this
massive
tourist
trap
of
shops
and
boutiques
that
we
were
physically
forced
to
walk
through
to
get
to
the
otherside
where
taxis
were!!
I
walked
through
an
opening
and
was
immediately
told
by
guards
to
turn
back
around
and
enter
the
shopping
area
which
is
about
3
blocks
long
and
once
I
made
it
out
of
the
shopping
area
I
was
EXACTLY
where
I
was
15
minutes
prior
to
being
asked
to
turn
around
and
walk
through
all
the
shops!!!
I
enjoy
shopping
alot
but
I
DO
NOT
want
to
be
forced
to
shop,
I
also
cannot
stand
when
the
vendors
beg
and
plead
with
me
to
come
in
and
look
at
the
junk
they
are
selling
and
most
of
them
are
rude
and
vicious
when
you
say
no
thanks
as
they
immediately
either
talk
in
foreign
language
about
us
or
simply
make
fun
somehow!!
I
enjoy
helping
the
locals
when
I
travel
and
I
quite
often
purchase
items
I
do
not
even
want
only
to
help
them
out
but
to
place
an
entire
cruise
ship
of
3000+
people
into
a
shopping
area
that
pretty
much
forces
you
to
walk
entirely
through
is
just
complete
and
utter
wrong
and
hopefully
others
feel
the
same
way
as
I
do
and
they
will
change
their
approach
in
the
future,
We
had
to
be
at
taxi
within
20
minutes
of
exiting
ship
so
we
could
make
our
destination
in
time
and
had
no
time
for
shopping
and
would
have
been
perfectly
fine
with
walking
entire
shopping
area
after
our
excursion
was
completed
if
we
were
not
forced
to
walk
through
it
to
begin
our
day
as
it
took
the
enjoyment
and
pleasure
out
of
the
mystery
of
what
was
offered
in
the
shops.
Most
people
on
cruise
ships
enjoy
doing
their
excursions
first
and
then
look
forward
to
shopping
afterwards
to
close
out
the
day
and
to
NOT
have
to
carry
purchses
with
them
all
day
and
we
are
no
different
and
this
particular
port
of
call
sucked
the
enjoyment
out
by
placing
us
inside
the
huge
shopping
area
1st.....