Do you think DRM has changed?

[travmex]

That's a very natural attitude from a lady. Other than a very small percentage of out and out exhibitionists ,most people, and definitely most women, like to feel that what they wear (or don't wear) broadly fits in.
Things vary as you know from week to week, but based on our last trip to RM over a year ago, she could well be the only one! So a good idea to take the additional items then let her decide what she is comfortable doing once she is there.
My wife is very far from an exhibitionist, but last year at Pearl she wore a top to dinner that clearly, but tastefully, showed her boobs. It was 100% her decision to wear it and she thoroughly enjoyed the experience, because it made her feel bold and sexy without ever feeling uncomfortable. But then Pearl overall had much more nude participation around the resort and more revealing evening wear than I had seen at RM for a few years. Eight or nine years ago the exact opposite might have been the case.

[Vixen and Him]

100% agreed they need competition !

[ninaandfrank]

When we were at DRM in August 2023 Nina felt the same way. She often felt like she was the only woman showing any skin. In September 2024 it was somewhat better and the quiet pool was very nude. We will be there in 2 weeks and hope we will still be allowed to get naked.

[Turk7]

One change is price. Going for 15 yrs. , last time 4-5 yrs. ago prices nearly doubled since then. May have some of the regular crowd that was going for years.

[nokidclub]

One change is price. Going for 15 yrs. , last time 4-5 yrs. ago prices nearly doubled since then. May have some of the regular crowd that was going for years.

The higher prices at RM are another reason we have mostly shifted our visits to Pearl.

[EnV4Fun]

That does not sound right. So no matter what you get, there is always someone with more rights than you...WTF???

The last package upgrade they tried to sell us was $125K

[EnV4Fun]

I could even see a "tax" added to travel to Mexico which could cause a drop in tourist dollars and resorts could get hit hard financially.

There is already a "Visitax" that is required to be paid prior to entry to Quintana Roo: " In accordance with Article 51-Octies of the Law of Rights of the State of Quintana Roo, all foreign visitors entering the state are required to pay a fee called VISITAX for the use or exploitation of public real estate within Quintana Roo."

https://www.visitax.app/?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAABekiZc3Q0NjHsj76uDgya3ky6068

[Crossling]

My wife and I went to DP our first time in 2017 and again a year or so later and have since been to RM twice, but we haven't been since Eden's construction.
There are a few nude places where we live where it is clothing option so we have absolutely zero qualms about being naked where it is permitted even if others aren't.
While we are in the life style, we aren't the type of people to just try to f**k everyone. Especially when there is an access amount of alcohol usually consumed. We get to know a few people during our stay and, if things feel right, we will engage with them. In our four trips, we have been 'intimate' with two couples. My wife has kissed a handful more women then that but we have only truly had sex with each other. We love being naked, we love playing volley ball and being fed margarita's in Mexico. We absolutely love the vibe of walking through the resort at night with all of the color changing lights illuminating the trees. It is serene and feels like home. We enjoy making friends while we are there and I enjoy f**king her until her legs don't work anymore in front of everyone in the jacuzzi or on the beds. So I greatly appreciate the feedback that everyone has provided regarding how DRM may have changed over the years. Since we are only loosely in the lifestyle when we are there, we aren't terribly worried about that as it won't spoil the fun we will have. But I also understand the disappointment, especially when the abundance of that type of behavior seems to have been the foundation for why a lot of you have fallen in love with the resort. I will agree with what a few users have said. The first couple of times you visit a Desire resort, especially if you have never been to something similar, is quite an experience. My wife and I had never actually been on a 'vacation' before going to Pearl. We got married in 2014 and our trip to Pearl in 2017 was kind of our honeymoon and we were blown away. So much so that, even after just a week there, it felt like we were leaving a part of ourselves behind when we left. The second trip, my wife actually started crying the morning we had to leave. RM definitely gave a much different vibe, but one we enjoyed equally. But we have absolutely gotten used to Desire now where we still have a fantastic time, but it doesn't hit us as hard when we have to leave.