Farewell to the Crown Club

When we bought our coach, it came with a two-year membership in the Crown Club, Lazydays' posh haven for their high rollers. We had never heard of the Crown Club before buying our coach and certainly did not consider ourselves high rollers, but we have since learned that the Crown Club is a really nice perk. It serves breakfast, lunch and happy hour, which includes drinks and heavy hors d'oeuvres, six days a week, and is totally free to members. We have made it a point to spend as much time in the Tampa area and eat as many meals in the Crown Club as we can. I figure in the last two years we have taken close to 100 meals at the Crown Club. But alas, all good things must end; our membership ends today. Today we said our sad good byes to the servers and the chefs. The only way to renew our membership is to buy another high-end coach from Lazydays. We won't do that, although many others do trade frequently, partly to remain members of the Crown Club. There are a couple of positives to this tragedy. First, we can now tear ourselves away from the the Tampa area and see the many other fine parts of Florida where we have never been. Second, our waistlines will thank us.

Good bye and farewell, Crown Club.