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05-07-15 21:43 #8066
Posts: 635Heaven 7
Does anyone have any first hand experience at this club? I've RTFF and info is pretty scarce. The website says FKK Mon, Wed and Fri and it's free (yes, free!) entry before 14:00. I think this includes food and soft drinks but I may have interpreted this incorrectly. (From a business point of view, wouldn't this attract homeless people?!!)
As it's only 3 minutes drive from one the hotels I'm stay at on my Summer NRW tour I was thinking of giving it a go. I guess it will only cost me my time if it's a disaster. Plus, I might get a free breakfast out of it...
Any information would be gratefully received.
Thanks in advance.
CK.
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05-07-15 04:30 #8065
Posts: 293Rental liability
I think this only applies if you purchase the extra insurance? Generally, I avoid paying extra for car rental insurance through my own policy (which does not apply in Germany) or paying the rental with a credit card (which covers damage and theft on rentals in Germany, but I have not found a credit card that also covers liability).
Originally Posted by TransAtlantic [View Original Post]
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05-07-15 04:06 #8064
Posts: 622Originally Posted by Mambomike [View Original Post]
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05-06-15 12:40 #8063
Posts: 2212Originally Posted by HessenBub [View Original Post]
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05-06-15 07:38 #8062
Posts: 7121Originally Posted by NilleCopenhagen [View Original Post]
HB.
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05-06-15 07:36 #8061
Posts: 104Originally Posted by Mambomike [View Original Post]
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05-06-15 03:05 #8060
Posts: 293Driving vs. Public transportation
Thanks for the many responses here. In my first two visits, I rented a car both times, which I felt saved me the aggravation and time spent dealing with navigating the public transit system. Renting cars cost about the same as I would spend on public transportation, unless I was going to the same club for several days and a nearby hotel. With a German GPS (others work if you have purchased a western European map file) which I bought in Hennef when my old one went bad, getting around is pretty easy. I have visited several clubs in a trip, for example driving from Samya to Goldentime. You need a car. The first visit, I travelled from FRA Flughafen to Oase, by train and taxi. I made it without any major mistakes, but it was a challenge. On the return, I think I was on an express train (ICE? But only had a regular train tagsticket. Oops, maybe.
One concern I still have about renting cars in Germany is insurance, however. I use a credit card that covers damage and theft, but not liability. My US insurance does not cover European rentals, but using a credit card with damage and theft insurance, do I still need to buy the rental insurance at significant cost?
As for parking, look for the device in the glove box (or ask for one) that times when you park. There is a peculiar name for this device, but it might be 'parkenkarte' or something like that. In many places, parking is free but time is limited to 30 minutes or an hour, with signage to indicate that. Many but not all FKKs / Saunaclubs have their own free parking lots, of course.
I find driving in Germany to be pretty easy, since my country drives on the right hand side. Unless you have a heavy foot, stay out of the left lane (s) on Autobahns or watch a long distance back in the rearview mirror and get out of the way. My last trip, I floored the accelerator for about 50 miles non-stop, but still felt the BMWr I rented from Sixt to be underpowered. Also watch closely for speed limit signs, because they change quick from no speed limit to 110-130 km / HR. The signs that look like a car running past a puddle and splashing are speed limit signs for when rain or snow occur.
Originally Posted by BigBuddy69 [View Original Post]
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05-06-15 02:27 #8059
Posts: 4808Originally Posted by FlyByCable [View Original Post]
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05-06-15 02:23 #8058
Posts: 4808Originally Posted by Hermann666 [View Original Post]
In the early morning hours of 17 August 2012, four guests refused to pay their bill. One of them drew a gun and shot at the doormen, injuring three of them. The group then fled by car. The gun was a modified alarm gun that shot plastic bullets. A few weeks later, a Russian resident of Berlin was arrested as a suspect in the case.
No real bullets were involved.
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05-05-15 08:45 #8057
Posts: 2212Originally Posted by HessenBub [View Original Post]
OK, I'm dramatizing a bit, I've been to Artemis countless time and I'm still a live LOL. I just want to say shit can happen at least at places you least expected it. The fact is it did happened at Artemis.
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05-05-15 08:32 #8056
Posts: 265Originally Posted by Mambomike [View Original Post]
The reason I have never rent a car yet might be that I have never rent a car yet when I travel in foreign lands and I have heard some firms require age of 25 to rent?
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05-05-15 08:01 #8055
Posts: 48Originally Posted by VitoCorleone [View Original Post]
But, for sure, there will be attacks with bombs and weapon from Islamic fundamentalists in European countries the coming years, I'm pretty sure it will increase.
There has been attacks with weapon from such people at brothels in other countries like Thailand, Malaysia and Iraq for example with a lot of people killed and injured. But yes, the risk for this to happen in Europe is close to zero. I need to stop thinking about this and just have some fun instead, I'm sorry for bringing it up.
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05-05-15 07:21 #8054
Posts: 7121Originally Posted by NilleCopenhagen [View Original Post]
HB.
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05-05-15 07:14 #8053
Posts: 4808Originally Posted by PacificRim [View Original Post]
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05-05-15 07:03 #8052
Posts: 104Originally Posted by PussyLiccker [View Original Post]