Zurich

[Sean D]

Hey Sean D,

There are several good and reliable 4 star hotels in Zurich and they start around $130 per night, but start around $200 per night if you want to stay near the lake. Train connections are easy from anywhere since Zurich is not that big and public transport is super easy. Check out the Hotel Opera ($200) which is near the lake. Remember, Zurich is not the cheapest place to stay.

Thank you, Suomi1 for the hotel recommendations. Other than the globe, which two other establishments would you visit as a first timer to the Zurich scene.

Thanks

[Mr Tee]

Hi,

I'm new in Zurich and was looking for suggestions on the best places where you are shown a parade of girls in private rather than the club type approach as in Globe. I had a look down this thread and I think they are called studios but its not really clear which are the best. I'm after quality rather than value. I can travel to the suburbs if necessary. Also does anyone know any good fetish escorts or studios in Zurich.

Johnners

[Samplerr]

Last trains start at midnight and the last direct train from Schwerzenbach ZH to Zurich HB stops there at 12:17am. There might be one other connecting train after that, but for all practical purposes plan to be out after midnight or be ready to take an expensive cab if you don't have a car.

On Friday / Saturday evenings, and a limited number of public holidays, the trains run hourly after midnight to 3:42 and then start again at 5:26. There is a surcharge of around 5CHF for travel on the night time services and these are indicated with the letter 'N' in the train name such as SN5.

[Uncle Al]

Uncle Al,

You can find the timetable here:

http://www.zvv.ch/en/timetables/

You want either the S9 to Uster or the S14 to Hinwil to the Schwerzenbach ZH station.

Last trains start at midnight and the last direct train from Schwerzenbach ZH to Zurich HB stops there at 12:17am. There might be one other connecting train after that, but for all practical purposes plan to be out after midnight or be ready to take an expensive cab if you don't have a car.

Walking there is quick and easy once you know the way, but not along the streets.

Exit Schwerzenbach ZH station on the East side of the tracks (left from the direction of a train coming from Zurich HB) and walk south (the same direction the train was heading) on the pedestrian walkway along the tracks. The walkway will go over a very busy street (not marked on the walkway, but that's Bahnhofstrasse). Once you cross that overpass, take an immediate left. The street to your right is Ifangstrasse. The first building on your right is #2, which holds The Globe. However, that is the backside. You want to get on the opposite side of the building. To enter, U-turn right and head into the parking lot, turn around and face the building. Once you get to the parking lot, the signs are obvious and the entrance well-marked. Ring the bell, go through the double doors after they unlock, and walk up to the counter, which is set up much like a hotel registration desk.

Just completed my first research mission yesterday. I can tell that a lot more research is needed.

I'm curious about the shuttle cars the club operates. Anyone know what the deal is with those? They seem to do a regular airport run. That's an option that might come in handy for the flying monger, but I'm sure they charge.

Thanks ill be there next week hopefuly.

[Eeyore]

Uncle Al,

You can find the timetable here:

http://www.zvv.ch/en/timetables/

You want either the S9 to Uster or the S14 to Hinwil to the Schwerzenbach ZH station.

Last trains start at midnight and the last direct train from Schwerzenbach ZH to Zurich HB stops there at 12:17am. There might be one other connecting train after that, but for all practical purposes plan to be out after midnight or be ready to take an expensive cab if you don't have a car.

Walking there is quick and easy once you know the way, but not along the streets.

Exit Schwerzenbach ZH station on the East side of the tracks (left from the direction of a train coming from Zurich HB) and walk south (the same direction the train was heading) on the pedestrian walkway along the tracks. The walkway will go over a very busy street (not marked on the walkway, but that's Bahnhofstrasse). Once you cross that overpass, take an immediate left. The street to your right is Ifangstrasse. The first building on your right is #2, which holds The Globe. However, that is the backside. You want to get on the opposite side of the building. To enter, U-turn right and head into the parking lot, turn around and face the building. Once you get to the parking lot, the signs are obvious and the entrance well-marked. Ring the bell, go through the double doors after they unlock, and walk up to the counter, which is set up much like a hotel registration desk.

Just completed my first research mission yesterday. I can tell that a lot more research is needed.

How late do the trains run back to Zurich at nite thanks and is it easy to find globe by walking once you get off the train, thanks.

I'm curious about the shuttle cars the club operates. Anyone know what the deal is with those? They seem to do a regular airport run. That's an option that might come in handy for the flying monger, but I'm sure they charge.

[Uncle Al]

How late do the trains run back to Zurich at nite thanks and is it easy to find globe by walking once you get off the train, thanks.

[Suomi1]

Hi there,

Suggestions please for reliable 4* plus business hotels in Zurich downtown or near the lake. Preferably close to the airport train etc.

Many thanks.

Hey Sean D,

There are several good and reliable 4 star hotels in Zurich and they start around $130 per night, but start around $200 per night if you want to stay near the lake. Train connections are easy from anywhere since Zurich is not that big and public transport is super easy. Check out the Hotel Opera ($200) which is near the lake. Remember, Zurich is not the cheapest place to stay.

[Samplerr]

I'm landing at 10:45 am and figure I might be able to get the 11:10am train, and if not then for sure the 11:40am train, both heading to Globe via Zurich HB. So I will be inside Globe by sometime between 12noon and 12:30pm. So between 12:30. 2:30 PM, a 2 hour period, I'm sure I can get in two half hour sessions. Or maybe an hour session plus a half hour session. My goal here is just to sample and experience, not to drain all my sperm out in Zurich.

The SBB site only covers trains whereas this is the whole Zurich public transport network.

http://www.zvv.ch/en/

Using the zvv timetable gives you some additional services using a tram / train combo (trams leave from the top level (3) of the airport and here you have only automatic machines).

On the level above the train platform you'll have both ticket machines and sales counters. The machines accept cards. Your quickest option (if there are queues at the ticket counter) , is to buy a return to Schwerzenbach from a machine.

The club is only a 5 minutes walk from the train station. Generally you arrive on platform 2, so take the underpass to platform 1 and turn right and walk along the platform past the Italian restaurant. Keep going along the overpass and you enter a car park at the back of a building. Take the short stairway at the back of the building and follow it around to the carpark at the front of the same building and you're there.

Be aware that if your flight leaves from Terminal E you will need to take the Skytrain to get there and this obviously adds a bit to your journey time. Unfortunately, as far as I'm aware, there is no way of knowing which terminal you'll leave from until about 2 hours before departure.

[Sean D]

Hi there,

Suggestions please for reliable 4* plus business hotels in Zurich downtown or near the lake. Preferably close to the airport train etc.

Many thanks.

[LilJoey]

Fucking hell, I'm still thinking about that Polish brunette. Can anyone help me remember her name? You can simply list all the Polish brunettes you know of at Globe and I'll just try to recall from there.

One way is probably going to take 20-30 minutes and cost 80-100 CHF depending on traffic conditions (fucking expensive Swiss taxis man). Same going back. Yeah 1 hour before your flight could be enough, but not less just to be safe. A 4 hour stopover is cutting it pretty tight, you'll likely have time for just 1 long session or 2 quickies (I recommend the latter, haha more mileage).

Thank you Augman and thank you Suomi1. I usually rely on a taxi and absorb the extra cost when, for example, going back late from FKK Oase to Frankfurt, or to get to the airport when I have more luggage than is easy to handle on a train to the airport. But the 80 CHF taxi fare one way from the airport to Globe is very high, and motivates me to keep to the plan of using the trains. I'm landing at 10:45 am and figure I might be able to get the 11:10am train, and if not then for sure the 11:40am train, both heading to Globe via Zurich HB. So I will be inside Globe by sometime between 12noon and 12:30pm. So between 12:30. 2:30 PM, a 2 hour period, I'm sure I can get in two half hour sessions. Or maybe an hour session plus a half hour session. My goal here is just to sample and experience, not to drain all my sperm out in Zurich.

After departing Zurich, my flight plan has me overnighting in Vienna, and I intend to spend some good quality hours that same night in the arms of Joanna (from Romania) my ATF at Goldentime Vienna. And the next morning it's off to Kiev for a few days of fun there. So I don't need to go all out in Zurich on this stopover. It's just that I've been hearing a lot about how great the girls are in Zurich, that I felt I had to take this little "look see" during my flight stopover.

Thanks much.

LJ

[LilJoey]

The taxi ride from Zurich airport to Club Globe is about 80 Swiss francs one way (roughly $1 USD = 1 Swiss franc) and it takes about 15 to 18 minutes. Public transportation is much cheaper, about 15 Swiss francs round-trip if you buy day-card but it will take you 25-30 minutes to get there with one or two changes, train to tram or bus. Public transport to that area around mid-day runs every 8-12 minutes so it's very easy if you know how to get around. If you want a taxi, just tell the club about 10-15 minutes before you want to leave and they'll call one for you. Also, the Zurich airport is super efficient and fast so if you have a flight at 4:15pm, you will be ok if you get to the airport by 3:15 to 3:30pm (unless you are going to USA; security procedures on American flights are longer so give yourself an extra 10-15 minutes to be on the safe side).

Let me know if you need more details and I'll gladly help you out.

Hi Suomi1,

Thanks for the details. 80 Swiss francs seems a bit of a steep price for a taxi ride. If so I will take the train instead. I looked at the sbb. Ch website for the train info and found out that the last train that seems acceptable is the one departing Schwerzenbach ZH at 3:01 PM. The next train departs 3:17 pm and gets to the airport only at 10 minutes to 4pm, which is cutting it too close. The website says that the walk from Club Globe to the Schwerzenbach ZH station is 8 minutes. So I figure I can session at the club until a latest cut off point of 2:30 pm, and then shower up and get out by 2:45pm, and walk to the train with a few minutes to spare for getting ticket / finding the track and catching the 3:01pm train. Did I miss anything?

LJ

[HugeDickMan]

Fucking hell, I'm still thinking about that Polish brunette. Can anyone help me remember her name? You can simply list all the Polish brunettes you know of at Globe and I'll just try to recall from there.

How much does a taxi cost from Zurich Airport to Club Globe? Are there return taxis at Club Globe waiting for customers to depart, or must a taxi be summoned each time? Does the club assist customers in ordering taxis, or must each customer see to his own taxi arrangements? How long is the taxi ride from Club Globe back to the airport? Connecting flight departs Zurich at 4:15PM, and I will already have my boarding card. How much time should I leave for clearing security check and immigration at Zurich airport? For a flight leaving 4:15PM, shouldn't it be sufficient to arrive back at the airport by 3:15PM to 3:30PM? Any logistical help in planning this visit to Club Globe during a short 4 hour flight stopover in Zurich will be appreciated.

(I was looking at using the trains and maybe I would take the train going to the club from the airport, but too much time is being lost to the train schedules because they are not very frequent. Therefore I concluded that I should just be ready to pay for the taxi ride back to airport, so I can stay at the club a little longer.)

LJ

One way is probably going to take 20-30 minutes and cost 80-100 CHF depending on traffic conditions (fucking expensive Swiss taxis man). Same going back. Yeah 1 hour before your flight could be enough, but not less just to be safe. A 4 hour stopover is cutting it pretty tight, you'll likely have time for just 1 long session or 2 quickies (I recommend the latter, haha more mileage).

[Suomi1]

How much does a taxi cost from Zurich Airport to Club Globe? Are there return taxis at Club Globe waiting for customers to depart, or must a taxi be summoned each time? Does the club assist customers in ordering taxis, or must each customer see to his own taxi arrangements? How long is the taxi ride from Club Globe back to the airport? Connecting flight departs Zurich at 4:15PM, and I will already have my boarding card. How much time should I leave for clearing security check and immigration at Zurich airport? For a flight leaving 4:15PM, shouldn't it be sufficient to arrive back at the airport by 3:15PM to 3:30PM? Any logistical help in planning this visit to Club Globe during a short 4 hour flight stopover in Zurich will be appreciated.

(I was looking at using the trains and maybe I would take the train going to the club from the airport, but too much time is being lost to the train schedules because they are not very frequent. Therefore I concluded that I should just be ready to pay for the taxi ride back to airport, so I can stay at the club a little longer.)

LJ

The taxi ride from Zurich airport to Club Globe is about 80 Swiss francs one way (roughly $1 USD = 1 Swiss franc) and it takes about 15 to 18 minutes. Public transportation is much cheaper, about 15 Swiss francs round-trip if you buy day-card but it will take you 25-30 minutes to get there with one or two changes, train to tram or bus. Public transport to that area around mid-day runs every 8-12 minutes so it's very easy if you know how to get around. If you want a taxi, just tell the club about 10-15 minutes before you want to leave and they'll call one for you. Also, the Zurich airport is super efficient and fast so if you have a flight at 4:15pm, you will be ok if you get to the airport by 3:15 to 3:30pm (unless you are going to USA; security procedures on American flights are longer so give yourself an extra 10-15 minutes to be on the safe side).

Let me know if you need more details and I'll gladly help you out.

[LilJoey]

How much does a taxi cost from Zurich Airport to Club Globe? Are there return taxis at Club Globe waiting for customers to depart, or must a taxi be summoned each time? Does the club assist customers in ordering taxis, or must each customer see to his own taxi arrangements? How long is the taxi ride from Club Globe back to the airport? Connecting flight departs Zurich at 4:15PM, and I will already have my boarding card. How much time should I leave for clearing security check and immigration at Zurich airport? For a flight leaving 4:15PM, shouldn't it be sufficient to arrive back at the airport by 3:15PM to 3:30PM? Any logistical help in planning this visit to Club Globe during a short 4 hour flight stopover in Zurich will be appreciated.

(I was looking at using the trains and maybe I would take the train going to the club from the airport, but too much time is being lost to the train schedules because they are not very frequent. Therefore I concluded that I should just be ready to pay for the taxi ride back to airport, so I can stay at the club a little longer.)

LJ

[Suomi1]

Hi Guys,

Do you have any affordable (3 star) hotel advise which is close to Globe Fkk?

Thanks.

There are several affordable hotels (80. 110 Swiss Francs) in Kloten which is only 3km away and that's where the Zurich airport is located. Easy to reach with public transportation. Use booking. Com and type in Volketsvil and you'll get a list of places close by. Public transport runs fairly late in that area.