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[QUOTE=Balboa;2504049]Not a good idea.
No police, plenty of banditos.
I know the tough guys, the Kung Foo fighters, etc will chime in and disagree, however, it's not a great idea to be out there strolling at night.[/QUOTE]Unless you're really interested in passed out glue sniffers, there's no good reason to walk around El Centro after 8 or 9. Go to a bar, go to a strip club, but there's not much else available.
I would jump on your advise if it wasnt for covid. Thanks much.
[QUOTE=JjBee62;2504036]And you call yourself a cheapy Charlie. SMH. 5100 round trip on the metro. 4600 on the bus. Two trips and you save enough for a Centro girl and a bag of popcorn. Metro is faster, but you've got the hill on the return and Poblado station gets busy.[/QUOTE].
Since I roam solo I don't chance anywhere at night. I didn't do a session yesterday cause it was getting dark. But besides covid concerns it could be an interesting area to wonder around. I am not a centro expert. Other guys are more experience to advise.
[QUOTE=JohnnyO;2504033]Blakman what's the latest you've been around Centro, just wondering if you been around there after dark and how it is?[/QUOTE].
[QUOTE=Blakman;2503947]Today there were many signs telling me centro is a health risk and a legal risk. I know you can catch covid anywhere but the overcrowded lack of social distancing and mask wearing cannot be overlooked..[/QUOTE]I agree with you as to Centro being a health risk, but being a "legal risk" is completely avoidable.
Last Thursday and Friday I was like a rabid dog in Centro taking girls upstairs, unmasked, rolling around, and huffing and puffing and pounding on Chicas at the Zona Rosa Hotel in rooms that weren't being dis-infected, and touching multiple surfaces.
I understand your concerns, and each one of us who mongers, wherever it may be, has to make a decision as to how much risk they are willing to take, and it's very hard to quantify / identify given all the unknowns of COVID. Yes, if someone completely isolate's away from everyone they should be immune, and lots of people are living that way.
Everybody has a different take on things, and a different "tolerance level" for risk which I have asked of others on this board. I returned to Medellin only for a week, and don't get me wrong, at the end of the week I didn't want to leave. I had a great time with a Nympho in my place for three days of bliss, and getting to bang a handful of my favorites in El Centro.
I was honestly "gun shy" to return to Medellin, and cancelled a couple of flights that I had, which were during the height of the lockdown and finally pulled the trigger after the lockdowns were over.
I decided to only stay a week, with my biggest fear being getting sick while away. I know others will clamor that there are good Hospitals in Medellin, but being a foreigner poses challenges in many ways besides just the language, although I did have an all inclusive insurance policy for the week in case something arose.
As far as your concerns, and I know the Centro scene is not you at least not yet, albeit I believe you would take to it if there was no Pandemic, but for others like Knowledge I believe, and as he has previously remarked, it can be addictive. I'm home now, hopefully I didn't get infected while away, but believe if I had stayed another week or weeks or months, and given how I roll, my odds of catching COVID are much higher in Centro which you have brought up.
When you think about the girls that work there, if they have a runny nose, a few aches and pains, no symptoms, maybe a slight cough, maybe even a low grade fever, some of them knowingly or unknowingly are going to be working no matter what, as this is there only way to survive.
And now being back in the USA, and seeing what's happening, I'm having second thoughts about whether I should of even returned with the COVID infection rates going the roof while subsiding at least for the time being in Medellin.
Since March of this year, everything has been a mult-dimensional moving target for those who monger. And Colombia right now, at least in my opinion is one of the few wide open mongering options available on the planet. Hopefully it will remain that way into next year and not go thru what's happening in the USA right now.
[QUOTE=MiamiBoy1;2504046]Yes, an establishment where I don't have to pay take out fees to pull a girl. Meet and greet type of place, maybe a bar or outdoor lounge.
Fase Dos was recommended, I've been there a few times, but as far as I remember girls there prefer to fuck on site or at the motel nearby, and then come back to the club in search of the next client. I'm interested in TLN or a longer term arrangement.[/QUOTE]There's a few actually. Right across the street a club called Lleras Park. And down by where Hotel Paris use to be right across from there there's a bar / club downstairs and upstairs just forgot the name ATM. Tabu also has working girls. All cheaper options.
[QUOTE=JjBee62;2504059]There is no onsite at Fase dos. Unless you're fucking on the stage everything takes place next door.[/QUOTE]I've watched a few videos, but never seen this in person. How do you get to fuck on the stage? I understand it is part of the show, but do they just randomly pick guys willing to participate from the crowd? Do they get charged? Just curious how this thing works.
I'm contemplating Colombia next week after Thanksgiving. I wanted to do Bogota; however, due to the weather temperatures during this time of year, I decided on Medellin or Cartagena. I've been to Medellin twice and it was OK but I think Cartagena might be my cup of tea.
My question is concerning flights. Should I fly directly into Medellin then set up a flight for Cartagena. Or should I fly directly to Cartagena? How often are the flights from Cartagena to Medellin. Should I reserve one well in advance or can I just wait until I get there? My price to go to Medellin is about $250. My flight to Cartagena is about $550. With Medellin I can fly directly there one way in 4 hours. Cartagena is a six hour flight there and seven hour flight back with a layover in Miami.
My arrival time if I chose the Medellin route is 1 PM. Would that be enough time for me to just jump onto a flight to Cartagena?
[QUOTE=Blakman;2504066]Since I roam solo I don't chance anywhere at night. I didn't do a session yesterday cause it was getting dark. But besides covid concerns it could be an interesting area to wonder around. I am not a centro expert. Other guys are more experience to advise..[/QUOTE]It is an interesting area to walk around, in the daytime. At night it's like a lot of downtown areas: almost everything is closed and not many people are around. But daytime, there's the moto zone, the lighting zone, the sewing zone, the recycling zone, plus all the shops and kiosks.
Going up the hill to the east there are a few nice buildings, there's Parque del Periodista, Parque Bolívar, Parque Boston. There's the tranvía to ride up to a metrocable with great views. Plenty of restaurants, some are quite good and of course the girls. It's fun to walk through just to count the visible nipples, either because of see-thru clothes, or in the case of the tall woman with the big boob job by the Raudal corner, because she just lets them pop out.
[QUOTE=JjBee62;2504062]Unless you're really interested in passed out glue sniffers, there's no good reason to walk around El Centro after 8 or 9. Go to a bar, go to a strip club, but there's not much else available.[/QUOTE]I am always able to find something to my liking on Degreiff in the late hours (10 pm - 2 am). No passed out glue sniffers on that corner.
[QUOTE=MiamiBoy1;2504091]I've watched a few videos, but never seen this in person. How do you get to fuck on the stage? I understand it is part of the show, but do they just randomly pick guys willing to participate from the crowd? Do they get charged? Just curious how this thing works.[/QUOTE]LOL. He was making a joke. This does not go down in Fase 2, but in the other strip clubs downtown it does. All part of the show. Just volunteer when the time comes. Most of the time you do not know what you are volunteering for though. It could just as well be you are about to be a part of that shaving cream shit and not fucking.
[QUOTE=GrownMan1;2504101]I'm contemplating Colombia next week after Thanksgiving. I wanted to do Bogota; however, due to the weather temperatures during this time of year, I decided on Medellin or Cartagena. I've been to Medellin twice and it was OK but I think Cartagena might be my cup of tea.
My question is concerning flights. Should I fly directly into Medellin then set up a flight for Cartagena. Or should I fly directly to Cartagena? How often are the flights from Cartagena to Medellin. Should I reserve one well in advance or can I just wait until I get there? My price to go to Medellin is about $250. My flight to Cartagena is about $550. With Medellin I can fly directly there one way in 4 hours. Cartagena is a six hour flight there and seven hour flight back with a layover in Miami.
My arrival time if I chose the Medellin route is 1 PM. Would that be enough time for me to just jump onto a flight to Cartagena?[/QUOTE]You may want to pay attention to the world, read the news, use google. Cartagena is currently flooded, in the middle of a major crisis, and is a disaster area with extra complications as the pandemic explodes in that area. Common sense says to avoid for now.
[URL]https://www.laprensalatina.com/hurricane-iota-storm-surge-floods-cartagena-streets/[/URL]
[QUOTE=MiamiBoy1;2504091]I've watched a few videos, but never seen this in person. How do you get to fuck on the stage? I understand it is part of the show, but do they just randomly pick guys willing to participate from the crowd? Do they get charged? Just curious how this thing works.[/QUOTE]Really good looking sex worker pulled my buddy out of the audience, and gave him a great blow job on stage in front of the audience, random and free. He was super good looking ladies man. His O face was hilarious. She was that good and he was that uninhibited. Brilliant marketing, the line to get to her after the show was at least ten guys deep, jajaja just for a quickie blowjob.
[QUOTE=GrownMan1;2504101]I'm contemplating Colombia next week after Thanksgiving. I wanted to do Bogota; however, due to the weather temperatures during this time of year, I decided on Medellin or Cartagena. I've been to Medellin twice and it was OK but I think Cartagena might be my cup of tea.
My question is concerning flights. Should I fly directly into Medellin then set up a flight for Cartagena. Or should I fly directly to Cartagena? How often are the flights from Cartagena to Medellin. Should I reserve one well in advance or can I just wait until I get there? My price to go to Medellin is about $250. My flight to Cartagena is about $550. With Medellin I can fly directly there one way in 4 hours. Cartagena is a six hour flight there and seven hour flight back with a layover in Miami.
My arrival time if I chose the Medellin route is 1 PM. Would that be enough time for me to just jump onto a flight to Cartagena?[/QUOTE]Go to [URL]skyscanner.com[/URL] and put in the information. For shits and grins, I looked into flights. When I went from MDE to CTG, there was one nonstop flight and I missed it because I did not get there 2 hours early. I am not sure you need to get there that early now but I did not, huge long lines outside the airport. Anyway, there are three non-stops on the date I looked.
CTG was pretty lame when I was there, and they have just had a flood. My chica there showed me pictures and it was pretty brutal. Maybe things are better there but honestly, I didn't see much that was great outside of my chica. My take based on my one day there, so take it for what it is worth, was the pickings were much better in Medellin and Bogota.
My take on things is that Medellin may have a higher percentage of better looking women than Bogota and the weather is better and I feel normal in Medellin but if you want to go on a cheap fuckathon, I think Bogota has Medellin beat hands down. It has more of everything.
I do not know how many days you are there, but if you are worried about the weather, you could find a girl you like in Bogota and take her to Villavicenio or another town that is warmer but only a few hour bus ride from Bogota.
My take is that you should go direct to Cartagena instead of through Medellin. It is a pain in the ass to travel within Colombia now, but it really is a question of how much your time is worth.
As for women, I have two great women in Medellin but to me there is no question that the women in Bogota are far less snobby than those in Medellin, and there are way more of them. The good looking women in Medellin were ridiculously snobby.
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2504114]I am always able to find something to my liking on Degreiff in the late hours (10 pm - 2 am). No passed out glue sniffers on that corner.[/QUOTE]There's a remarkable difference between going to one corner, or going to one of the strip clubs, and walking around El Centro at night. I'm kind of confused (since this isn't the first time) why you equate going to a place where things are open with walking around El Centro.
If I said Montana was mostly empty, would you reply that there are strip clubs in Missoula (the ones I've been to weren't great, but had a few lookers)? What's with the non sequitur reaction?
Starting about 8 pm most places in El Centro start closing down. By 9 pm the vast majority are closed, Plaza Botero is almost empty, all the stores and restaurants between Plaza Botero and the San Antonio Metro station are closed, all the kiosks are closed and the police are a lot more scarce.
Apparently I need to specify that El Centro is slightly larger than the corner of Avenida De Greiff and Carrera 54. To put it in perspective, De Greiff, commonly referred to as Raudal, is Missoula and El Centro is Montana. We'll add in Conejitas as Billings and Barra Ejecutivo and Club Maracaibo as Helena. There are a few other little areas, but you get the idea.
If you go to Missoula, Billings or Helena at night you can find something going on. If you decide to just drive randomly around Montana at night, unless you're into stargazing, you're going to use a lot of gas with no guarantee of finding any place to refuel before morning.
Still baffled? Do you recommend, between 10 pm and 2 am walking from De Greiff to Carrera 56 and Calle 52? How about strolling along Carrera 54 from De Greiff to Calle 60? What are all the fun and exciting things to do there?
For the monger, who travels to Medellin to pursue his hobby, walking around El Centro at night is, at best, a waste of time. Anyone who tells you that walking around El Centro at night, particularly after 10 pm, is giving extremely bad advice.
Go to De Greiff. Go to the strip clubs. Go to the bars. Then hop in a taxi and go back to wherever you're staying. That's my advice. Or just have the taxi driver drop you on a random corner and just wander around. After all, since De Greiff is a good spot at night, what could go wrong?
[QUOTE=JjBee62;2504036]And you call yourself a cheapy Charlie. SMH. 5100 round trip on the metro. 4600 on the bus. Two trips and you save enough for a Centro girl and a bag of popcorn. Metro is faster, but you've got the hill on the return and Poblado station gets busy.[/QUOTE]I would avoid the Metro and bus's for the time being as they are quite crowded with little to no ventilation and much worse than an airplane. I agree with you how cheap they are, but given Blakmans fear / risk adverse tolerance level that's why I believe he has been taking taxi's.