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@7 Club
About @7 Club
Powered by Aruba’s gay group, @7 is a singular free-admission club that welcomes EVERYONE—gay, straight, black, colorless, men, women, and everybody in between—to come together to celebrate tolerance, togetherness, and the “Beauty of Diversity.” Our club bids 5 different areas for a variety of experiences. Brace yourself for unimaginable performances by world-renowned artists and DJs, and acquire carried away by the magic show of clear and sound in Le Club, which features the main dance floor surrounded by the bar. For a slower-paced evening, step into the Gin & Olive Garden, where we serve fine gins together with unexpected flavors inspired by our herb garden. Now and then, clubbers can enjoy some fresh air at La Terrasse, offering lounge music, cocktails, and relaxation under the moon the stars. For those who wish to go all out, @7 offers 2 VIP rooms. Go VIP like you never did before—we stock your bar, and you make the party!
@7 Club also hosts a ton of special events each month, including weekly Queen’s Bingo Night and Karaoke Night. For the entire list of e
Alternate Aruba
By Jase Peeples
Originally published: 9/21/
Dancing around the room like a 6-year-old on Christmas Afternoon isn’t something I do very often. Okay, all it really takes is a good remix on my iPod, but I can say with integrity that I usually keep those choreographed moments behind closed doors. However, when my editor asked me if I would like to represent on a press trip to review the Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino in Aruba I found myself repeatedly busting out in a delighted dance, regardless of who was around, until the date I stepped on the plane.
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When I arrived at the resort late Friday darkness I was pleasantly surprised to watch two different male lover couples holding hands right alongside their straight counterparts. I knew that the Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino was a member of the International Gay and Womxn loving womxn Travel Association, but observing gay couples feeling comfortable enough to sho
Gay travel tips for Aruba: One Happy Island
Sergio and I just returned from a vacation to the Caribbean island of Aruba, and I wanted to share some of our photos and impressions while we still have the tan lines to prove we were there.
We spent five nights in Aruba exploring parts of the island, checking out other beaches, and eating. The island has many reefs and the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean make it ideal for snorkeling and SCUBA, but Sergio and I opted to forgo such activities. This was truly a &#;fly-n-flop&#; holiday as my friend Tracey put it.
Where the gays are: I possess a hunch one reason same-sex attracted Caribbean cruises are so accepted is because with the exception of Havana, Cuba and San Juan, Puerto Rico, there is no &#;gay life&#; to talk of on Caribbean islands, and Aruba is no exception. We didn&#;t see a single beach, bar or space the Homosexual community shared or called their own. However, we did detect and chat with a scant gay travelers, and we never felt uncomfortable or unwelcome. However, I did notice at times we did pull back and were less af
Aruba Gay
Aruba Gay means EVERYONE is welcome on the paradise island of Aruba. Homosexuality does not come across to be an issue on this Caribbean island of friendly, nonjudgmental, glad Aruba people. Perhaps this is partly due to the island’s Dutch Heritage.
The island of Aruba is known to be a gay-friendly Caribbean destination with gay-friendly Aruba hotels.
Aruba nightlife includes one Aruba homosexual bar called Jimmy’s Place, a Dutch Caribbean Café, located in Oranjestad. It is open Tues. thru Thurs. 5pm- 2am, Fri. & Sat. 5pm-4am, and Mon. 9pm-1am. There are both indoor and outdoor areas to relax, socialize, dance to the DJ’s music, and have amusing. They play Aruba melody, American and Latin melody. Happy hour is everyday between the hours of 5pm to 7pm. Wine, beer and some mixed drinks are $
Aruba today has many smaller properties that are gay-friendly such as Bed & Breakfast properties on the island. There are huge high rise hotels in Aruba and low increase Aruba resorts. Of course there is always a beautiful Aruba vacation villa to rent!