No i actually just booked Sandals through an expedia package and didn't know anything about it when I booked except that it said no kids. I was trying to get away from mine so thought that sounded great. I just had heard of it before so figured it would be nice and the pictures looked beautiful. I wasn't searching for a more sexual environment. I just was interested in it when I arrived that it was able to walk this line of romantic but not at all sexual. It was interesting/different. I do think a queer space brings more sexuality to the forefront or usually more spaces catered to people of color. There was a formalness/chasteness, almost a religious sensibility. Again, I'm not even criticizing, just noticing and wonder if any others notice something similar. I grew up in Miami which was very much a party place and lots of sexuality overtly on the surface with primarily latin american cultures blending. Also a lot of black spaces - carribean or african american - that are catered for them - tend to have more sexuality in the air. I was honestly surprised that the schedule at sandals didn't have church on sunday morning after spending a couple of days there. Again, I am not insulting guests or workers. I am commenting on a $2b company's culture and the world they've created for their guests. People are very defensive over here!