u/CoCaiNe2000xoxo

Thoughts on two apartments?

I am moving to Bentonville from Fayetteville in about 60 days or so and I was looking at a few different communities. Curious if anyone has insight on these

Promenade Commons - it seems like the rent is kind of low right now, but they're offering 2 months free so it seems to be a good deal, but I also see that it used to be 55+. Any idea if there is a mixture of age groups now? Price seems okay but I am under 40 and looking to make new friends while I'm there.

Creekside clearing - The two bedrooms are starting at 1095 and A month free the homes look nice but I'm curious How traffic is in that area?

Town Square apartments - I really like the location and being so close to downtown that I could walk during events and not have to worry about parking. This one is also giving away 2 months free right now but have a slightly higher rent. Is it worth it??

TYIA

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u/CoCaiNe2000xoxo — 24 hours ago
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I paid much more to get a club balcony for my birthday while the group I was with all got regular balconies. The upgrade to Free at Sea Plus is MUCH cheaper and they got all the same perks. The balcony is NOT bigger, we measured.

I am highly disappointed at spending so much in addition to the small pool areas for a huge ship, Getaway, the only thing to do was play games in the bar because the hot tubs were filled with children every single day, and the pool is no larger than a backyard swimming pool.

Is it just me or are the drinks weaker? The ONLY time I felt a slight buzz was when I switched to wine at night. Otherwise, drinks feel like a watered down all-inclusive cheap resort.

I still have a cruise next credit, but after that I'm done with NCL. With all the recent policy changes, lack of staff enforcing the rules, drinks and food quality dropping, Its becoming crap.

Also, since when were we not allowed to bring food back to our rooms? I was told I would be charged $100 fee if I left the restaurant or buffet with food. So the late night chicken wings are a bust. Or if I have a friend who had too much sun and a few, too many beers need some french fries to sober up in the room that's not possible. Not saying that was the case but you have to remember they charge you $6/water, so staying hydrated can sometimes be a problem for others.

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u/CoCaiNe2000xoxo — 22 days ago