Kuala Lumpur

[Vigarous]

Hi, if you don't mind pl share the address of the place, thanks in advance

At Danau Kota.

[Master Diver II]

Calling the LCCT a second terminal of the same airport, although nominally true, is a misrepresentation to someone who has never been there. It is a 30 minute bus ride away! And that's highway driving time. Not including the time waiting for the bus. If you are travelling from KLIA to LCCT for an international flight, I think that 3 hours sounds about right. Give yourself about 45 minutes to get to LCCT. Check in at LCCT is chaotic. Unless you have been there before, its easy to stand it a wrong line, etc. I would give 45 minutes to get your boarding pass and check in luggage, and 45 minutes for customs (if you are flying internationally). That gets you to the gate 45 minutes before take off.

And by the way, I said that I am familiar with SE Asia in general, not KL per se. I got on the bus that took me to KLIA airport, instead of the shuttle that takes you to the express train station to the city. The arrivals area is pretty chaotic. As a KL veteran, harping on someone trying to make things easier for a newbie is grandstanding for losers. Get over yourself,"mate."

If you re-read what you wrote, and take it in context of someone who does not have access to your head, and / or perhaps local knowledge, you may notice that what you wrote could interpreted incorrectly. What I was doing was making it clear. In addition, anyone who does pay attention to signs, notices, displays etc and only using English, can still navigate the ins and outs of the LCCT. But as I said, less conveniently than the main terminal. Some with less deep pockets than your own may still prefer this more difficult route (perhaps that's why the LCCT is very crowded?) so perhaps it may be an idea to provide clear information as to what to do to travel to and from the LCCT, rather than just recommend people away from it?

MD II

[Kitu2000]

Tried this service last week. Went to their hotel for incall. The gals were friendly. They have a nice body and inshape boobs. Started with catbath and then BBBJ. Their blow job skill is quite nice. While one was licking my dick I sucked the others boobs. After 15 mts of sucking proceeded to FJ with cow girl followed by missionary. Took bath again, chatted with the gals for some time and then proceed to action again, just changing the position of the gals. Overall the sercice is ok though there is nothing special about it. Also though they claim to be lesbian 3some very less lesbian action is involved, just fondling each others boobs. The damage is rm350.

[Black Page]

Envy you bro. Email and skype. Dinner wif her. Wah. Really close. Well. If you away if you need somebody to continue the charity works of pamper her am volunteer myself. Hahaha. So how are you. Now.

I have an update. She had dinner with an old well-known customer, but always chatting with me on handphone. Then they went to the casino, and she was always chatting with me on handphone, while he was gambling. Then they went to sleep, but he left soon the room "to buy something". After half an hour, she was still waiting for him to return, sleepy under the sheets. So, I video-called her on Skype. I start to like the advance of ICT technology! Pretty nice to have Skype on a device, which you can hold in your hand while you are in bed.

First time I see a girl (I mean, my friend, not a videochat model) in her bed while she's waiting for another man! We chatted half an hour, then I had to leave. She was still waiting for him to return. I don't know at what time he got his payback, if any. He must be so well used to see viet girls around him all days of the year, that he lost the excitement of the new.

[Manny51]

You're right they are different terminals of the same airport but you don't need 4 hours connection time for any other reason than you're on a long haul flight and uncertain of arrival time. There is a shuttle bus between terminals but it doesn't take more than half an hour. If you allow for Air Asia check in timing of 45 mins plus a half hour for queuing that takes you less than 2 hours. You normally allow 3 hours at most airports for connections from long haul flights anyway in case of delay so the only issue comes up if you have a delayed arrival. Incidentally there is a coach / train service from LCCT to Sentral. It reliably takes just under an hour regardless of traffic jam and costs just RM 12. 50 each way. You can take an LRT train from Sentral to several areas in KL like KLCC. The monorail will be a convenient air-conditioned walk away once they finish the shopping centre near Sentral. The monorail takes you directly to Bukit Bintang without having to change train.

Mate, if you're familiar with the ins and outs you wouldn't have gotten on the wrong bus (you went to KLIA instead of Sentral?). The best option for travelling from LCCT during rush hour is the LCCT transit where the coach takes you to Salak Tinggi ERL station then by train to Sentral for only RM 12. Or so. I fly using both terminals all the time and while I do appreciate that the main terminal at KLIA (as oppose to KLIA LCCT) is less hassle, I only have marginally more trouble (albeit a bit more time taken) going through the LCCT.

MD II

Calling the LCCT a second terminal of the same airport, although nominally true, is a misrepresentation to someone who has never been there. It is a 30 minute bus ride away! And that's highway driving time. Not including the time waiting for the bus. If you are travelling from KLIA to LCCT for an international flight, I think that 3 hours sounds about right. Give yourself about 45 minutes to get to LCCT. Check in at LCCT is chaotic. Unless you have been there before, its easy to stand it a wrong line, etc. I would give 45 minutes to get your boarding pass and check in luggage, and 45 minutes for customs (if you are flying internationally). That gets you to the gate 45 minutes before take off.

And by the way, I said that I am familiar with SE Asia in general, not KL per se. I got on the bus that took me to KLIA airport, instead of the shuttle that takes you to the express train station to the city. The arrivals area is pretty chaotic. As a KL veteran, harping on someone trying to make things easier for a newbie is grandstanding for losers. Get over yourself,"mate."

[Fast Eddie 48]

Gentlemen.

Does anyone know when the new KLIA2 terminal opens? LCCT supposed to be closing June / July 2013.

Jvdairlie,

KLIA terminal 2 is scheduled to open on June 28 2013 it will replace LCCT is 1. 5 km away from main terminal, Airasia, Lion air, cebu pacific and zest air will use this terminal, I also heard it might be delay due to over budget.

Fast Eddie 48

[James52]

I have a question since first times I was reading this thread. Why prices in KL spas are always "strange" figures like RM 218, or 198, or 258, etc? Why not a round figure like 200, 220, 260? Do patrons expect to receive 2 RM change when they pay 200?

Just like in US a common price will be 4. 99 in Asian countries with large Chinese populations ending in 8's is common because 8 is a favorite number in Chinese numerology meaning prosperity.

[Jvdairlie]

Gentlemen.

Does anyone know when the new KLIA2 terminal opens? LCCT supposed to be closing June / July 2013.

[Master Diver II]

KLIA and LCCT are 2 different terminals at the same airport. The problem is there is no proper connection between them. If you arrive at KIA with Malaysia Airlines and want to transfer to an air asia flight from LCCT, you need about 4 hours for the connection.

I was in KL last week and arrived at LCCT. Taxi into town was RM 75. On the return to KIA the taxi was RM 90 (about 45 minutes each way). You can use the express train, but you have to get to the station at the airport, wait for the next train, and then arrange transport from the station in KL to your hotel. Might be cheaper, but probably a lot slower, in anything less than the KL rush hour.

You're right they are different terminals of the same airport but you don't need 4 hours connection time for any other reason than you're on a long haul flight and uncertain of arrival time. There is a shuttle bus between terminals but it doesn't take more than half an hour. If you allow for Air Asia check in timing of 45 mins plus a half hour for queuing that takes you less than 2 hours. You normally allow 3 hours at most airports for connections from long haul flights anyway in case of delay so the only issue comes up if you have a delayed arrival. Incidentally there is a coach / train service from LCCT to Sentral. It reliably takes just under an hour regardless of traffic jam and costs just RM 12.50 each way. You can take an LRT train from Sentral to several areas in KL like KLCC. The monorail will be a convenient air-conditioned walk away once they finish the shopping centre near Sentral. The monorail takes you directly to Bukit Bintang without having to change train.

There is a 3rd airport to access KL. It's Subang (IATA airport code SZB) , and Firefly Airlines operates there. Subang is a mere 30 minutes from KL (exclude peak hours traffic jam). Subang (and adjacent areas like Subang Jaya and PJ) is also a "happening" place by its own right. Residents here prefer to play here than to brave the traffic to KL.

If anyone wants to check it's www.fireflyz.com but my issue is that taking the train from KLIA will be much faster than a taxi from Subang during heavy traffic - let alone full on rush hour - unless you're going to be in Petaling Jaya / Subang area.

I didn't mean to say that it was impossible to get the KUL from LCCT, just that it's either more complicated, or much more expensive. I have been to SE Asia many times and am generally familiar with getting around. I got on the wrong bus, and went to KLIA instead of the airport express terminal. And riding a bus with a check-in size baggage is a pain in the ass. My advice was to the newbie, to make it as simple as possible. LCCT is also a much more "third world" airport. It's a cargo airport that has been converted to do passenger service. When I go again, I am definitely flying into KLIA. The difference in transport costs and aggravation more than outweighs cost savings of flying Air Asia.

Mate, if you're familiar with the ins and outs you wouldn't have gotten on the wrong bus (you went to KLIA instead of Sentral?). The best option for travelling from LCCT during rush hour is the LCCT transit where the coach takes you to Salak Tinggi ERL station then by train to Sentral for only RM 12. or so. I fly using both terminals all the time and while I do appreciate that the main terminal at KLIA (as oppose to KLIA LCCT) is less hassle, I only have marginally more trouble (albeit a bit more time taken) going through the LCCT.

I have a question since first times I was reading this thread. Why prices in KL spas are always "strange" figures like RM 218, or 198, or 258, etc? Why not a round figure like 200, 220, 260? Do patrons expect to receive 2 RM change when they pay 200?

That's a very Chinese "thing" whereby 8 is an auspicious number which carries the meaning of fortune/wealth/luck if I'm not mistaken. The most definitely will not charge you 164, 264 etc where 4 carries the connotation of death. And yes you will get your RM 2 change.

BC is on the oposite corner of the junction from FP and as I walked around the footway a figure appeared out of the shadows and asked "do you want to have sex with me". I declined on the grounds that I wasn't certain if it was a man or woman. As I approached the corner of the road outside of BC I noticed 3 or 4 black girls loitering. They tried to offer me a good time but I said I was looking for a drink first.

I was half tempted to approach one, but this was my first time in KL and I wasn't certain about the etiquette of taking girls back to Fraser Place.

First point to note is that there are a lot of ladyboys who hang around outside BC so you were probably right to have said no. Secondly however, I have yet to encounter any service apartment or decent hotel that makes a fuss about bringing girls back to the room. Of course you may get stares depending on the style of your girl's dress but Fraser Place is pretty quiet. I had a party with some friends in Ascott (just across the road from FP) where there were 3 of us and 3 Thai girls which I alone brought in through the lobby (it was a friend's "birthday party"). Distance from lobby entrance to lift was short and they weren't too badly dressed so (as far as I could see) most of the stares were in envy. If you are going to bring these girls into your hotel, just ignore act confident. After all most of the men would want to be in your shoes if they could. I have also walked through Shangri-La with two Russians and that's a looooong walk from the car park lift to the room lift. A local guy with two tall blonde women at 4pm sticks out like a sore thumb. But hey, I was doing a favour for a friend.

MD II

[Black Page]

The Alpha Hotel has a sauna which offers full service. You have to enter from the back of the hotel. There is a good selection of PRC, Viets and Indos. Prices RM218-258.

Eddy

I have a question since first times I was reading this thread. Why prices in KL spas are always "strange" figures like RM 218, or 198, or 258, etc? Why not a round figure like 200, 220, 260? Do patrons expect to receive 2 RM change when they pay 200?

[Black Page]

Envy you bro. Email and skype. Dinner wif her. Wah. Really close. Well. If you away if you need somebody to continue the charity works of pamper her am volunteer myself. Hahaha. So how are you. Now.

I am just back from 20 days in Colombia. Read some of reports from Medellin and Cartagena. Totally different environment and attitude of girls, not only physical look. I am working in my cold country now, missing Viet girls, and Pinays, and Indos, and Colombians, etc. Etc.

[Eddylane]

Plan to visit kl in May and wondering I can get a good massage and service from the hotel mentioned? Read through the forum and it was mentioned to have fj but not much on massage.

The Alpha Hotel has a sauna which offers full service. You have to enter from the back of the hotel. There is a good selection of PRC, Viets and Indos. Prices RM218-258.

Eddy

[Manny51]

I think both you guys are wrong. Firstly there is a direct bus service from KLIA to LCCT which runs regularly and takes about 30 minutes travel time. I have made this connection several times no probs.

Secondly, transport from LCCT to KL Sentral is no probs Taxi is by far the most expensive. There are many bus services I think about 10-15 ringits. You can also for about the same cost take a coach to Salak Tinggi train station and do the rest of the trip in the train. Once at KL Sentral take a train or walk about 400 metres to the monorail station. Most hotels are pretty close too train or monorail.

I didn't mean to say that it was impossible to get the KUL from LCCT, just that it's either more complicated, or much more expensive. I have been to SE Asia many times and am generally familiar with getting around. I got on the wrong bus, and went to KLIA instead of the airport express terminal. And riding a bus with a check-in size baggage is a pain in the ass. My advice was to the newbie, to make it as simple as possible. LCCT is also a much more "third world" airport. It's a cargo airport that has been converted to do passenger service. When I go again, I am definitely flying into KLIA. The difference in transport costs and aggravation more than outweighs cost savings of flying Air Asia.

[Daeng]

I am speachless hearing 1000RM for LT! That's 250EUR or 330USD! That's totally crazy.

One of last times I went to KL I met a very nice little viet, a smiling little girl who asked me 200 for ST. I used my usual trick: ok, and you can stay to sleep if you are tired. I treated her nicely and she left at 9am. (but I gave her 250-300 at the end, which is still 100USD!).

I've been in touch with her by email and skype till now. She's just back to KL to work one more month. I will go there in a while. Guess what? Hearing this makes me think that's better to stick with her, invite her out for dinner, etc, instead of hunting and facing those avid sharks.

90% of viet girls at BC are cold robots, but there are true sweet ones. I love viet girls!

Envy you bro. Email and skype. Dinner wif her. Wah. Really close. Well. If you away if you need somebody to continue the charity works of pamper her am volunteer myself. Hahaha. So how are you. Now.

[Jonlittle]

Was in PP last night and took a new girl Joey. Joey has a very exotic face but her skin is not as smooth as other PRCs.

But she can fuck like a rabbit. She get horny easily and her shaved pussy was all wet (natural lub). After come intensive blowjob and cat bath, she was on top of me and I could tell she was horny as she kept grinding her clit against me when she was riding on top.

Her pussy was clean and I had a great time eating it. Light kissing on the lips was allowed and I was in heaven.

It took me a long time to cum and she had no complain at all. I would rate her a perfect 10 in GFE.