Post #766692 by heylownine on Tue, Jul 26, 2016 9:22 PM

On 2016-07-25 08:16, JenTiki wrote:

On 2016-07-24 09:53, heylownine wrote:

On 2016-07-24 01:36, Tiki Drifter wrote:
So, as a newbie, what sort of sleep schedule should I be planning on?

A lot of that may depend on your room location - if you're near one of the suites where room parties are happening then sleep may be a bit of a challenge. We've typically stayed in the tower facing the pool are and it's not too hard to get some sleep in the early morning hours. The stage/pool area is generally pretty quiet after the main show that evening, as most people move over to the room parties.

kevin

I had a pool-facing tower room for several years and can say that sleep can be hard to come by unless you bring earplugs. The yelling and partying around the suites and pool goes on at all hours, I remember being awakened at 4:00am one year. If you want actual sleep, you might consider getting a room in the designated "quiet" areas, but I'm sure those sold out months ago. Or you might even consider getting a room at the hotel next door. Good luck.

Fair enough, "able to sleep" is pretty subjective and I consider myself lucky that I can get some sleep at Oasis even when the party outsode extends into the wee hours.

kevin

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[ Edited by: heylownine 2016-07-26 21:22 ]