San Juan

[QUOTE=Geraldofrancisco]Prostitution is illegal in Puerto Rico? Don't make me laugh! That's like prositution is illegal in Thailand but if you just happen to be in a massage parlor and the girl pulls down her pants and panties, what do you think you should do? Call the cops? Get a condom? Call for help? Noi did that to me in my local Banglamphu massage parlor in the suburbs of Bangkok so I went for it. A thousand baht is not bad for a quicky. As for Puerto Rico, most massage parlors are a front for sexual encounters: blowjobs, handjobs and vaginal sex if you are nice. I'm not a real monger but put pussy in my way and I'll have to sample it. Still banging Pam from Sweet Passions but got my eye on amateur stuff at Western Auto and Dennys. The one at Dennys is a Panamanian worth two Puerto Ricans. Hot stuff and worth going for.[/QUOTE]

Yes Geraldo, prostitution in Puerto Rico is illegal. It is considered a minor offense so girls usually are arrested, fined and rarely gets a jail sentence unless they commit a major offense as for example drug possesion. Near a hundred girls and guys have been arreted in 3 raids during the past weeks.

About Thailand, read this:

Thailand has a very similar situation (to Philippines in terms of price and good attitude of sexual providers) and has been known since the Vietnam war days as one of the best places in the world to go for great sexuality. For centuries brothels have just been an accepted part of the culture. Most Thai men got their first sexual education and experience in the local brothel. When sexwork became so popular when the U.S. military enjoyed their rest and relaxation stops in ports, for public relations purposes, Thailand made it officially illegal due to Western pressure, but the Entertainment Places Act and "special services" exempted most all of the sexwork for the military or tourists since it brings in so much cash. Consenting adult prostitution is illegal only officially in Thailand, not in practice.

Puerto Rico had a very nice red zone near the ports until 1998: Black Angus, rated by Penthouse magazine as the best brothel in the world, Hawaian Hut, Miramar Night Club, Doral, Lucky 7 among others. Prices from $30, cute street girls from $20. It all changed in 1998 when all those places were closed and street girls arrested almost on a daily basis. Prostitution evolved to the massage houses we know today, costing at least triple of the cost it cost before the massive 1998 raids and closings.

Frenchies, Dejavu, Lollipops etc. and dozens of massage places still offer the service but at relatively high prices.

[QUOTE=BoricuaOnline]Yes Geraldo, prostitution in Puerto Rico is illegal. It is considered a minor offense so girls usually are arrested, fined and rarely gets a jail sentence unless they commit a major offense as for example drug possesion. Near a hundred girls and guys have been arreted in 3 raids during the past weeks.

About Thailand, read this:

Thailand has a very similar situation (to Philippines in terms of price and good attitude of sexual providers) and has been known since the Vietnam war days as one of the best places in the world to go for great sexuality. For centuries brothels have just been an accepted part of the culture. Most Thai men got their first sexual education and experience in the local brothel. When sexwork became so popular when the U.S. military enjoyed their rest and relaxation stops in ports, for public relations purposes, Thailand made it officially illegal due to Western pressure, but the Entertainment Places Act and "special services" exempted most all of the sexwork for the military or tourists since it brings in so much cash. Consenting adult prostitution is illegal only officially in Thailand, not in practice.

Puerto Rico had a very nice red zone near the ports until 1998: Black Angus, rated by Penthouse magazine as the best brothel in the world, Hawaian Hut, Miramar Night Club, Doral, Lucky 7 among others. Prices from $30, cute street girls from $20. It all changed in 1998 when all those places were closed and street girls arrested almost on a daily basis. Prostitution evolved to the massage houses we know today, costing at least triple of the cost it cost before the massive 1998 raids and closings.

Frenchies, Dejavu, Lollipops etc. and dozens of massage places still offer the service but at relatively high prices.[/QUOTE]

How well I remember the good old days in San Juan.

Check out Blue Marlin. A room for 15 and girl for 25 (if memory is correct). This was about 2 years ago. I went there often. Classic brothel style, you walk into a bar and there are girls to choose from, then you go to a room upstairs.

As for police busts, it does happen. One of the putas I was seeing on and off steadily got her massage parlor busted. Cops told all the guys to leave then arrested the women. They all had to go to court and pay a fine.

She also told me (not sure if this part is true or not) that the cops banged all of them the night they arrested them. First part is definitely true, I drove her to the courthouse, all her amigas were there and she was even in the newspaper. Second part about the sex with the cops I do not know if she was telling me the truth or not.

[QUOTE=Enricos]How well I remember the good old days in San Juan.[/QUOTE]I wished I had been here to enjoy them. Once in a while I still go over to Isla Verde and get one of the massage girls excited. Me too. Basically, the hot days for sexual exploits in Puerto Rico are gone. When I was a kid 45 years ago the girls were going for five and the room two. The good old "five and two" is just memories.

Has anyone been by Don's condo near the Hacienda on Ashford lately?

With all this LE crap has he been run out?

He always had 2 cuties there, nice massage covered FS.

Haven't been to SJU in 3 yrs, was 80.

Whats up fellas. Its my first time to PR and I need some help. I have 2 options to stay in either Courtyard Isla Verde or at La Concha Renaissance San Juan Resort near Condado. From my research it seems that there is more to do near Condado, but the beach appears to be better in Isla Verde. Can someone give me some advice. I would prefer a place where there's a chance to pick up girls. Where should I stay?

D.

This will be my first trip to PR and we will be staying in San Juan at one of the Hilton properties. I am nowhere experienced enough to even begin to call myself a monger of any kind so any help as to where I can find ladies would be appreciated. I am here for a bachelor party and I want some happy endings to my night. I am not the one getting married so I can play guilt-free. Are there any places where a guy has a shot of picking up women? And if not, then where would the decent non-ripoff p4p places be?

Hi Guys,

I will be here in early May staying here for a week more or less then two days in some other cities. Think I will rent a cheap place in old San Juan. I need as much info on also when I arrive to SJ from SD DR how customs will be too. Can't be as bad as Miami that is the worst.

Ok then guys comment back or pm me info nervous since it will be my first time on this island.

Later,

Nibu.

[QUOTE=Nibu Raphael; 1239412]Hi Guys,

I will be here in early May staying here for a week more or less then two days in some other cities. Think I will rent a cheap place in old San Juan. I need as much info on also when I arrive to SJ from SD DR how customs will be too. Can't be as bad as Miami that is the worst.

Ok then guys comment back or pm me info nervous since it will be my first time on this island.

Later,

Nibu.[/QUOTE]The first thing you are going to see inside the airport is a sign that says: Welcome to the United States. There is going to be a line for US citizens and another for foreigners. Once you pass the first line (try to be one of the first from your flight or the line will be large) you go dowstairs for baggage claim. You are still into US customs area and going to make a second line. If everything was ok on first line the second one is just giving the custom form, if they did a mark to your form then you are going to be subject to a baggage scanning. Tourists in Puerto Rico are not targets for crime unless you go to the bad areas or request for drugs, of course as in any major city you should keep a low profile. Old San Juan is a nice area, lot of restaurants, museums, bars and clubs, historic buildings and forts, a cruise port and a lot to do for common tourists.

hi thanks boricua i fucked up coming back from sd dr i am arriving in san juan when i could of arrived in aguadilla, even a boricuan friend said the customs in aguadilla are more easy to peeps. so what more can i expect when i arrive at customs in san juan? can't be as bad as in nazi miami with customs.

also when i arrive can i catch a publico to aguadilla? i will be arriving on a weekday so i am thinking yes i also arrive early like 9 am. can i catch the publico then at the airport or must i take a taxi to the rio piedras station? also if i got to do it that way is there a few areas in rio piedras with the publicos?

one more thing before i go once i arrive in aguadilla can i transfer on to another publico to get to rincon? i shall stay there i found a few cheaper places then usual on the whole isla in rincon might then taxi it that night to jacks rock bar in aguada too.

yes to boricua or others, i need as much help on that as much as i can, nibu.

Hi to Boricua this goes out to mostly, Yes to Boricua you can find a few places like I told you in the general info area.

Look in the classifieds or Air BNB. Yes there are like maybe 3 places more or less in San Juan like I told you starting more near the 25 and 30 range.

Also there are a few hostels spread around other areas of San Juan with dorm style living in the 20 to 25 dollar range.

Also I have lot of contacts in Puerto Rico that might be able to put me up in San Juan or other areas where I can stay with them. So basically to Boricua as expensive as San Juan is you can still find staying here 10 days like I will much cheaper then NYC for sure.

I am being nice to you too. But you should of not said no places exsit for under a 40 night cause there are a few cheapies like I said I and San Juan and a few other cities. Not much it exists. You made say like it don't exist at all. At least there are a few hostels in Puerto Rico.

In the D R where it is much cheaper no hostels exist. So next time when I ask for info get it right please, Later then, Nibu.

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hi i just heard from good sources that puerto rico is the most strictest on customs arrival in the whole carribean and of course arriving thru mayaguez or aguadilla is less of a hassle then san juan for sure.

[quote=nibu raphael; 1240707]hi thanks boricua i fucked up coming back from sd dr i am arriving in san juan when i could of arrived in aguadilla, even a boricuan friend said the customs in aguadilla are more easy to peeps. so what more can i expect when i arrive at customs in san juan? can't be as bad as in nazi miami with customs.

also when i arrive can i catch a publico to aguadilla? i will be arriving on a weekday so i am thinking yes i also arrive early like 9 am. can i catch the publico then at the airport or must i take a taxi to the rio piedras station? also if i got to do it that way is there a few areas in rio piedras with the publicos?

one more thing before i go once i arrive in aguadilla can i transfer on to another publico to get to rincon? i shall stay there i found a few cheaper places then usual on the whole isla in rincon might then taxi it that night to jacks rock bar in aguada too.

yes to boricua or others, i need as much help on that as much as i can, nibu.[/quote]

Any one knows were Deju Vu is now, or change its name too? I don't like going to Frenchy's to overrated, and to expensive. Went this pass weekend and the girls aren't that great, also went to lollypops and it was the same thing.

[QUOTE=Mojo Risn;1279607]Any one knows were Deju Vu is now, or change its name too? I don't like going to Frenchy's to overrated, and to expensive. Went this pass weekend and the girls aren't that great, also went to lollypops and it was the same thing.[/QUOTE]Dejavu is in the lot behind original Dejavu, maybe it has the same name or it is Seasons. There is a street where U-turn right after you past in front of original Dejavu, you can't miss the place.