A Delicious Paradise With Boozy Ice Cream from Atlantis & Tipsy Scoop
Is there anything truly more wonderful than sitting beachside in a tropical island with a super delicious refreshment on hand?
Atlantis Paradise Island, the world’s most remarkable resort destination located in The Bahamas, and Tipsy Scoop, New York City's liquor-infused ice cream experts. Atlantis and Tipsy Scoop have teamed up to create a Guava Lime Cocktail Ice Cream in time for summer! This limited-edition flavor features a coconut ice cream base infused with rum and guava, flavors deeply embedded in the culture and history of The Bahamas. Travelers will taste a piece of paradise when they enjoy the ice cream.
It will be available at both Tipsy Scoop locations in NYC including Manhattan and Brooklyn from May 6th to May 27th, with free scoops being given out from May 6th to May 13th as well as one three-night trip to paradise to one lucky winner. Tipsy Scoop will begin accepting pre-orders on May 1st on their website, www.tipsyscoop.com, that can be shipped nationally for everyone in the U.S. to be able to enjoy.
For those who are ready to travel this summer, Atlantis Paradise Island is offering a fifth night free promotion available for reservations made until 6/28/2021 for travel until 8/13/2021.
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