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Mexico: Acapulco

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ACAPULCO, Mexico

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"I was on a package deal which included the "timely" airport transfers, so no needless waiting around was required....or at least we thought. It was at the check-in desk that we were advised that the flight was delayed due to a huge storm back home. Oh great! I don't think I saw one security guard during my airport stay. The bathrooms were small, but clean and sufficient. The seating is a problem. There were 6 gates and only enough seating for people on maybe two large flights. Thankfully we were flying at night and were apparently the only flight going out so overcrowding was not an issue. Anyways, I hunkered down and grabbed a piece of floor, as it looked more comfortable than sitting on those chairs for 4 hours. Eventually a few guys that I met on a bar crawl earlier in the week came over and we played cards. We were all on our best behaviour as their parents were there, so no falling down drunk for me and no dropping of pants for the camera for them. Ah Mexico.....you always leave with wild memories or a disease....sometimes both. Anyways, there is nothing to do at this airport, so bring something comfortable in your carry-on to sit on and a deck of cards just in case. "

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