I am traveling with 5 kids ages 17 to 23. Will they be the only kids at this resort? Should I switch to another club? I am having second thoughts. We love to snorkel, play tennis and stay active during the day--but they also love to have a good time at night. I don't want them to feel like they are hanging out with the "old timers".
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Chrissy says Which resort are you going to? We have been to both Sandpiper and Punta Cana. I felt Sandpiper tennis was better than Punta Cana. I only say that because the tournaments at Sandpiper where schedule while my kids were still in the kids clubs. I can't say the same for Punta Cana. Also Punta Cana is very French speaking so depending on how many people showed up for the clinic and which nationality was more dominate is what the class was taught in. Posted June 26, 2009, 2:14 pm
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