Look where I am going in 5 weeks!

free2beme

Because I was the number one customer service representative at my work for 2005, we are getting an all expenses paid trip to this location Feb 27 - March 5th.

http://www.atlantis.com/flash.aspx

If anyone has ever been here, let me know some fun things to do. It looks like the resort is pretty much a place you can spend days at. We plan right now to rent some mopeds on at least one day and explore and as part of the trip we also get to go on one attraction. Which we choose doing a private sub dive. Where you are taken out and put in your own private sub to explore the ocean. I can't wait! Already started tanning to get some tone before being in the sun. Last year they sent us to Cancun Mexico and I got a little burned, not a ton, but enough to know that preparing early is a good idea. It's going to be a blast, but please, anyone who knows good things about this island of Bahamas, let me know. Never been there and I want to make the most of it for me and my spouse.

stillajwexelder

very nice indeed

delilah

Oh you lucky little devil you!!!! That place looks like a piece of heaven-on-earth!!! You'll have fun there, no doubt. Wish it were me going.....say! got any room in your suitcase????

MsMcDucket

You know that middle part between the buildings, it some sort of fantastic suite. It cost a whole bunch of money to stay there. That's where they say Michael Jordan stays when he visits.

willyloman

Just be careful booking the trip. Their web site contains this info: Perhaps your company, since they're giving you the trip, will use its own credit card to make reservs.

ATLANTIS REPORTS THEFT OF CERTAIN CUSTOMER INFORMATION
Paradise Island, The Bahamas – January 6, 2006 – Based on information it has received and its own internal investigation, the management of Atlantis, Paradise Island resort has determined that there has been a theft from a customer database of personal information relating to certain Atlantis customers. The resort believes that approximately 55,000 customers may be affected. The resort is notifying affected customers in writing so they can take steps to protect themselves from possible identity fraud, and is providing, at no cost to them, a credit monitoring service for one year. To date, the resort has not received any evidence that the information has been used to commit identity fraud or in any other manner adverse to its customers. The resort has engaged outside counsel and a firm specializing in information security to assist it in responding to this incident. The resort has notified Bahamian and U.S. law enforcement authorities and is cooperating with them. The personal information that was compromised includes names; addresses; and credit card, Social Security, driver’s license and/or bank account numbers.