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For the Springs Resort hot springs and dinner discount, what do you get with the dinner? On the Springs Resort website, it outlines a bunch of different restaurants. Just wanted to see what this package provides for the dinner. I.e. is it a 3-course meal or just an entree? Which restaurant do you get access to?
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Hello Michael!
Great question! The resort decides from day to day (according to resort capacity) whether the meal included with the hot springs pass will be buffet or a la carte. With a la carte meals, a starter, a main course, and a dessert are served. Day pass meals are most often served at the Tres Cascadas Restaurant. Here’s some additional information (pulled from our related blog post Springs Resort Hot Springs Review) that may help answer your question and others:
DINING AT THE SPRINGS RESORT HOT SPRINGS
The Springs Resort & Spa has 5 on-site restaurants: the Tres Cascadas Restaurant (the resort’s main restaurant), the fine-dining Las Ventanas Restaurant, the Japanese-cuisine Ginger Sushi Restaurant, the poolside Treetops Grill (which is located at the Cascadas Calientes), and the Rancho Club Rio Restaurant (which most commonly serves Club Rio adventure tour participants). It also offers 5 on-site bars. Day pass holders who visit the Springs Resort Hot Springs are welcome to purchase food and drinks at the hotel’s on-site establishments. Lunch and dinner, when included with the hot springs pass, are served at the Tres Cascadas Restaurant, a beautiful, open-concept establishment that sometimes offers soft live music and impresses with a panoramic view of the Arenal Volcano. During peak periods, when the resort reaches its maximum capacity, diners may also be seated at the Ginger Sushi Restaurant.As a side note, the dinners we have experienced at the Springs Resort & Spa have been some of the best meals we’ve eaten in Costa Rica. Both tasty and light, the appetizers (choice of soup or salad), main courses (choice of one entrée across five staple dishes; vegetarian option included), and desserts (tres leches cake or similar) were all top notch. Aim to sit down to dinner between 5:30pm and 6:00pm. Since it gets dark around 6:00pm in Costa Rica, dining at this time will not only reward you with a breathtaking view of the volcano at sunset, but you’ll also be able to experience the restaurant’s intimate evening atmosphere shortly after dark. Plan your dinner attire accordingly; swimwear is not permitted inside the restaurant.
Pura vida! 🙂
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Thanks for the response!
Before booking, can you let me know if the following are in stock:
a) The Springs Resort day pass plus dinner on December 9
b) Sky Trek Canopy Tour (Ziplining), Sky Walk Hanging Bridges Tour, And Sky Tram Aerial Tram Ride from Monteverde on December 13If I book today, do I receive the passes immediately or does it take a few days to confirm with the tour operator to obtain the voucher?
Thanks!
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Hi Michael!
Sure thing! Currently, both of those discounts are in stock.
When an order is placed, the requests are forwarded to the tour operator. The amount of time it takes a tour operator to respond to a request varies across tour operators. All tour operators process requests on a first in, first out basis, so once your order is placed, the request(s) included on it enter the queue. Sky Adventures is usually quite quick; they tend to respond within a day or two of a request being sent in. The Springs Resort can be slower to respond; we tend to receive responses from them within 1-4 days of the request being sent in.
Pura vida! 🙂
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