Medellin Reports

[PussyRiot]

I was wondering if anyone knew when the bigger casas and the clubs like fase dos will open again.

Thanks,

NAK.

There was recent report that La Isla was opened.

[PussyRiot]

FYI. F'in Copa cancelled my 10/21 flight and did not notify me. I learned today that my ex-wife's mother's flight from Bogota to Orlando on 10/14 had been cancelled. So I decided I should investigate my flight from Orlando to MDE on 10/21. After 30 minutes on hold, the lady confirmed that my flight had been cancelled and that I could re-book for 10/23 (which I could not due). No e-mail notification. So good things I was proactive and checked. Booked myself on Spirit out of Orlando through FLL.

So. Warning. If you have reservations to go to MDE on Copa, you might want to confirm.

At this point I have three cancelled reservations on Copa (one for SJO and two for MDE). I hope I can use them in 2021. It's too bad. I like Copa. I like that they give you food on the flight. I like that they do not charge your for bags. I like their customer service people. But I hate all of the cancellation (although some not their fault) and the LACK of notification of cancelation.

Surprised to hear about Copa since they are always so dependable from my experiences (with Covid, who knows).

Is it possible because CDC requires all travel through particular airports with any CDC Level 3 countries and Orlando isn't one of airport at this time?

[JjBee62]

Nooooooot true I have a PCR test sitting on my lap as we speak. Sending it back Monday morning and results are expected 2 day turn around. Visit the site Pixel by Lab Corp for more details. Also it's covered by insurance. $0 out of pocket. There are about 9 different sites that offer this service. This was the only one that didn't require you to pay for the kit and took insurance.

Actually you're both right (or wrong).

The analysis can only be done at a lab with the appropriate equipment, but they will send you the test kit, for you to mail to the lab.

[JjBee62]

I respect the advice of my fellow mongers but I double down on my advice and speak from direct experience. I lived on that street for more than 4 months, in Hotel Botero, an apartment, and I stayed at the Nutibara as well. The corner where the bus stops is safe because of the bus workers and the 24-hour caf there is well lit, and there are regular people inside. The owner shoos away the riff-raff. Sit down, grab a bite, and they will help you if you need it. You cross the street and you are at the Nutibara but you have to walk around the closest corner to get to the front entrance that time of night. The sidewalk will take you right to the front door. As long as you don't wander you will be fine. There are taxi cabs at the caf corner where the bus lets you off and if you are so inclined, you could pay the minimum taxi fare, I think it's 3000 (less than $1) to drive you around the building to the front door of the Nutibara. Don't head off in the wrong direction. At that time of night, toting luggage would make you a target for getting "rolled" by the Venezuelan hoods and trannies who control a few blocks over from the Nutibara.

By the time I left El Centro I could walk into the heart of the beast from Botero in the opposite direction of the Nutibara to visit two bisexual female Venezuelan roommates who were friends of mine. Everyone left me alone because I was known by then, and protected by the Venezuelan muscle. My point is maybe I am a little crazy and cavalier with my advice and you should take that into account. I've been to all 7 continents and mongored on six of them (there are no sex workers on Antarctica) and I never had a lick of trouble. Now that I think about it, maybe you should do the opposite of what I say, jjajajajaja I have been incredibly lucky, all my life..

Just a note: Taxi meters start at a minimum, which I believe is currently 3400 COP. That is not the minimum fare. Last I knew, I believe minimum fare was 5500 COP.

If the guy is staying in Laureles and arriving at midnight, his best bet is to take a taxi. I don't know what the rate is this year, it was 75 k, but it's a set rate. There's a large sign on the outside of the terminal with the taxi rates to different cities.

That's not to say a taxi driver won't try to charge you more. Verify the price before you get in the taxi.

One other thing, or maybe 2. There are 2 buses. One goes to El Centro, and the other goes to Centro Comercial San Diego. The buses don't run on a schedule. They leave the airport when the bus is full.

[Sandymnn]

I knew it as simply Paradiso. I was hoping against hope. You could have a drink at the bar and chill. They had the hottest chicas. I met a 9 there in one of my last trips of which I reported. Many other top notch which I didn't report. Very bad news for me that they're closed.

You are correct, an wonderful place. Hope they find a new venue and reopen.

[Chb1234]

No. You would think there was no pandemic at all! Once I got into the MDE airport, no one asked me about temperature, symptoms, anything. When I got into FLL, I walked off the plane, got my bag, and left the airport. Absolutely no requirements or checks.

Thanks for the info!

[Blakman]

Information gather from map quest.

Certainly will look into it. Hope to see hot honeys

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[Knowledge]

You can dispute the credit card charge to get a refund.

My initial flight for the 19th with Copa was cancelled. They had to change morning flight to late night to assure connection. I was told no refund. Only option is voucher.

[Wolf662]

And I should have asked the obvious question-they are avaliable correct? I've read alot of post where families are there (mom and daughters etc) and the last thing I want to do is approach a prego and her family gets angry. I'm not in the disrespect business.

And is everyone taking these girls back to their hotel rooms? I have not seen anyone mention local hotels like Santa Fe in Bogata.

Showdown.

Should be obvious if they are working, either leaning against the wall, standing on the corner or in the doorway to the stairs to the short term hotel. I always do the short term hotel they take you to 1st for a test ride, no sense sleeping them back to my room if they aren't very fun in bed.

[Blakman]

Certainly will look into it. Hope to see hot honeys

Candy House, Calle 11 A # 43 B-27, is an upscale brothel in El Poblado. Nice decor, bar, classy chicas. And I always figure where there's one, there're more.

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[Blakman]

My initial flight for the 19th with Copa was cancelled. They had to change morning flight to late night to assure connection. I was told no refund. Only option is voucher.

FYI. F'in Copa cancelled my 10/21 flight and did not notify me. I learned today that my ex-wife's mother's flight from Bogota to Orlando on 10/14 had been cancelled. So I decided I should investigate my flight from Orlando to MDE on 10/21. After 30 minutes on hold, the lady confirmed that my flight had been cancelled and that I could re-book for 10/23 (which I could not due). No e-mail notification. So good things I was proactive and checked. Booked myself on Spirit out of Orlando through FLL.

So. Warning. If you have reservations to go to MDE on Copa, you might want to confirm.

At this point I have three cancelled reservations on Copa (one for SJO and two for MDE). I hope I can use them in 2021. It's too bad. I like Copa. I like that they give you food on the flight. I like that they do not charge your for bags. I like their customer service people. But I hate all of the cancellation (although some not their fault) and the LACK of notification of cancelation.

[ColombiaLover]

No. You would think there was no pandemic at all! Once I got into the MDE airport, no one asked me about temperature, symptoms, anything. When I got into FLL, I walked off the plane, got my bag, and left the airport. Absolutely no requirements or checks.

In addition to the PCR test for entry, does anyone know if you have to get a separate Covid test to exit Colombia to go back to the US?

[ColombiaLover]

FYI. F'in Copa cancelled my 10/21 flight and did not notify me. I learned today that my ex-wife's mother's flight from Bogota to Orlando on 10/14 had been cancelled. So I decided I should investigate my flight from Orlando to MDE on 10/21. After 30 minutes on hold, the lady confirmed that my flight had been cancelled and that I could re-book for 10/23 (which I could not due). No e-mail notification. So good things I was proactive and checked. Booked myself on Spirit out of Orlando through FLL.

So. Warning. If you have reservations to go to MDE on Copa, you might want to confirm.

At this point I have three cancelled reservations on Copa (one for SJO and two for MDE). I hope I can use them in 2021. It's too bad. I like Copa. I like that they give you food on the flight. I like that they do not charge your for bags. I like their customer service people. But I hate all of the cancellation (although some not their fault) and the LACK of notification of cancelation.

[Showdown]

Yes. Often.

And I should have asked the obvious question-they are avaliable correct? I've read alot of post where families are there (mom and daughters etc) and the last thing I want to do is approach a prego and her family gets angry. I'm not in the disrespect business.

And is everyone taking these girls back to their hotel rooms? I have not seen anyone mention local hotels like Santa Fe in Bogata.

Showdown.

[Showdown]

Just a realization that could be a problem with connecting flights.

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I've noticed that almost all of the flights from my part of the USA that are reasonable ie less than $500 are all with Spirit. And that's an airline I always avoided. Now I am reconsidering my trip as I do not want to be cancelled for an international flight.

Showdown.