Keep Coronado Surfing Academy at the Hotel Del Coronado
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Stay local
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JoAnn
3 years ago
Blackstone is CORPORATE. The Coronado “vibe”was built on LOCALS.
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Xochitl F Hicks
3 years ago
Let's make this right.
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Matt Pringle
3 years ago
Do the right thing.
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Leslie Anglin
3 years ago
I understand it’s a business decision - but it’s a BAD one!
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Lonnie Miller
3 years ago
Keep it going
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BM
3 years ago
Teevan vs Jamie O? R U Serious? Teevan is as authentic as the Hotel. CA is not HI.
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Rich Giglio
3 years ago
Keep the Academy at the Del
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Leah Shelhart
3 years ago
Let him stay!
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Sam lovell
3 years ago
This is crazy! Replacing a local business with a remote absentee business makes no sense whatsoever. Shame on black stone.
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Laura Kennedy
3 years ago
Coronado Surfing Academy is the best. We won't be going to The Del for anything (except the bathroom) now.
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DORENE L FRIEDMAN
3 years ago
My grandkids loved learning with the camp for years ! Not fair !!!!! Keep that BUS parked right where everyone can see it !!! Goodluck
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Bryce Dixon
3 years ago
Teevan is the best... Keep the surf instruction local!
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Gwyneth Bent
3 years ago
Teevan is the best!
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Philip Hopkins
3 years ago
The community tries to sell "local" to the tourist but sells out the local to outside vendors. Its like going to Brazil or Spain and picking up something to take back to remember your trip and reading the tag " made in China". Is that what we as a community want to be known as?
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Jon Hopkins
3 years ago
What makes Coronado great is its small town feel, and this is largely due to our supporting of small businesses. I don’t know Teevan but I support well run locally owned businesses. It saddens me when I travel back to places after not having been there for some time and seeing how big businesses change them. Ultimately every place which sells out ends up feeling the same, let’s not let that be us too.
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Kathleen Gaylord
3 years ago
Keep Coronado Surf Academy at the Del
Teevan is a incredible teacher, Dad, businessman, person
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Brent Albright
3 years ago
Keep it local!
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Support local!!
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Kristen Laursen Conway
3 years ago
Growing up in San Diego, what made the culture and community so special was its love and support of all things “local” - local beaches, local taco shops, etc. I would hate to see that be eroded, especially in an area so fundamental to the identity of San Diego - surfing.
Stay local
Blackstone is CORPORATE. The Coronado “vibe”was built on LOCALS.
Let's make this right.
Do the right thing.
I understand it’s a business decision - but it’s a BAD one!
Keep it going
Teevan vs Jamie O? R U Serious? Teevan is as authentic as the Hotel. CA is not HI.
Keep the Academy at the Del
Let him stay!
This is crazy! Replacing a local business with a remote absentee business makes no sense whatsoever. Shame on black stone.
Coronado Surfing Academy is the best. We won't be going to The Del for anything (except the bathroom) now.
My grandkids loved learning with the camp for years ! Not fair !!!!! Keep that BUS parked right where everyone can see it !!! Goodluck
Teevan is the best... Keep the surf instruction local!
Teevan is the best!
The community tries to sell "local" to the tourist but sells out the local to outside vendors. Its like going to Brazil or Spain and picking up something to take back to remember your trip and reading the tag " made in China". Is that what we as a community want to be known as?
What makes Coronado great is its small town feel, and this is largely due to our supporting of small businesses. I don’t know Teevan but I support well run locally owned businesses. It saddens me when I travel back to places after not having been there for some time and seeing how big businesses change them. Ultimately every place which sells out ends up feeling the same, let’s not let that be us too.
Keep Coronado Surf Academy at the Del Teevan is a incredible teacher, Dad, businessman, person
Keep it local!
Support local!!
Growing up in San Diego, what made the culture and community so special was its love and support of all things “local” - local beaches, local taco shops, etc. I would hate to see that be eroded, especially in an area so fundamental to the identity of San Diego - surfing.