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Correct me if I'm wrong.
The package vouchers you buy from ShunTak are good for 30 days from day of purchase, or 14 days during high season (holiday, New Years, etc). Not 24 hours.
You have 3 days from the date you redeem the sauna vouchers to redeem your return ticket at Ferry termnial booth.
But enough about saunas and prices, can we get back to pubic lice please?
[QUOTE=Hat Trick]Correct me if I'm wrong.
The package vouchers you buy from ShunTak are good for 30 days from day of purchase, or 14 days during high season (holiday, New Years, etc). Not 24 hours.
You have 3 days from the date you redeem the sauna vouchers to redeem your return ticket at Ferry termnial booth.[/quote]I'm not sure about the high season rules, but the voucher I bought (sauna 18) was good for a month (for the session itself), and the return turbojet bit was valid for 2 (elapsed) days after the sauna session.
I'm guessing different agents & different sauna houses have different rules. If in doubt, ask your agent at the time of booking. Most of those Shun Tak agents know some rudimentary English.
[QUOTE=Hat Trick]
But enough about saunas and prices, can we get back to pubic lice please?[/QUOTE]As a precaution, I have totally shaved everything off. In addition, I even shaved off some of the hair on my inner leg, in the vicinity of my pube area (maybe that's too much info for you?)
[QUOTE=Hat Trick]Correct me if I'm wrong.
The package vouchers you buy from ShunTak are good for 30 days from day of purchase, or 14 days during high season (holiday, New Years, etc). Not 24 hours.
You have 3 days from the date you redeem the sauna vouchers to redeem your return ticket at Ferry termnial booth.
But enough about saunas and prices, can we get back to pubic lice please?[/QUOTE]
I was referring to the turbojet vouchers; I didn't check the time limit on the actual sauna voucher. My turbojet voucher specifically said 24 hours; maybe because it was the weekend?
I would assume that different travel agents have different limits on the Turbojet vouchers, as they are separate from the actual Turbojet company, and they have phone numbers on them for the agency.
On another note, I can't wait til I get back to Boss and prove to them who I am (as long as the interest aforementioned was positive)!
[QUOTE=J Lover]Last week I was in Macau and thought I would go over to Boss sauna to see what all the fuss is about. Well this is one of those saunas where you go there, and there’s a lot of ancilliary activity (massages, eating, and lounging around) which I couldn’t give a damn about (I just want to get to the room and have fun with the girl, no mucking about).
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Great J Lover..You keep me alive with your reports :D...Only way for me to be at home and at the same time feel what it would be like in Macau untill my trip
Waiting for your next report with Indo girl..what is Pork Chop by the way ? I guess its a bad thing or a bad girl ?
[QUOTE=J Lover]--cut--I showed the locker girl a printout of Eric Cartman’s report, and she was fascinated by it. It seems it was a different girl, not her. Nonetheless, by the time I finished my session with 799, the whole staff had read Eric’s report and were fascinated by it.
--cut--The duty supervisor girl came out, armed with a laptop, and wanted me to show her this website, internationalsexguide.com, which I did. She and the other Indonesian staff demonstrated huge interest in the Boss Sauna reports, esp Crazy Ami’s reports. --cut--[/QUOTE]
Thanks for the reports. A small vote from an anonymous person... probably should NOT go around pointing this site out to the very institutions/girls that we talk about. I can see them using this site to falsely promote and intercede. Your reports and others are more genuine and help others. Covert reports from the sauna themselves would not be as valid. Another reason is that we share pictures of girls. The more word gets out that this happens, less they will be willing to allow pictures. Even your example of Indonesian girls, probably less willing to participate in the games thinking their exploits will be splashed on the site now.
[QUOTE=Manfest]Thanks for the reports. A small vote from an anonymous person... probably should NOT go around pointing this site out to the very institutions/girls that we talk about. I can see them using this site to falsely promote and intercede. Your reports and others are more genuine and help others. Covert reports from the sauna themselves would not be as valid. Another reason is that we share pictures of girls. The more word gets out that this happens, less they will be willing to allow pictures. Even your example of Indonesian girls, probably less willing to participate in the games thinking their exploits will be splashed on the site now.[/QUOTE]Ooops...it was a silly thing to do and I now regret it when I think about it. Conversely, saunas could use this forum to bad mouth their competitors...The original intent was to find out who that floor hostess was who got banged, but that person’s identity doesn’t matter anymore – I’ve since learned that ALL the floor hostesses are available for private jobs outside the sauna.
At only 1088 MOP for 90 mins, this place is the bargain of the century in Macau. All the girls in this place are vietnamse.
I walked in and found myself immediately presented with the fishbowl. It must have contained about 20 gorgeous vietnam dolls, all scantily clad in green outfits which clearly showed the merchandise on offer. It wasn’t immediately obvious to me that the glass is only 1-way, but the keeper assured me that it is. While 1 or 2 girls were busily fine-tuning their appearance in front of me, I decided I’d go with no. 191. She seemed not only the least flustered, but also the prettiest one of the lot. No. 191 is a hot mid 20’s girl with a pretty face, beautiful small eyes, and an attractive haircut, C-cup, about 165cm tall, size 8, cheerful attitude and looks more Chinese than Vietnamese.
Soon after reaching the room, a middle aged chinese lady (the housekeeper) brought along a tray with a bottle of mineral water and a glass full of ice-cubes. Theoretically, this is a complimentary drink, but she did ask for a tip. Well, I already had my water with me, so I politely refused and sent her on her way.
The session then went much like a Darling 1 session would go. She first did some basic cleaning of the tub, then let it fill. While it was filling, she gave me a light-duty massage, both of us nude. Nothing sexual at this stage. Once the tub was full...woah....that’s when the fun started. It was slide here, slide there and slide all over the place. Like in Darling 1 (assuming you choose a Vietnam doll there), I got a very thorough b2b massage leaving no stone unturned. My fave bit was when slid her bum all over me, even sliding her twat lips over my tool. (From a sexual health point of view, this may not be a cool thing to do, but it felt good!)
One thing that is very annoying about this place is the bright light above the bed. If you are lying face up, you cannot miss it and the switch which controls it is not in the room – only the housekeeper can control it – the same housekeeper who tries to sell you a drink soon after you enter the room. The only time this light ever goes out is if you run overtime.
I really can’t remember what happened next, other than I did her in many positions, and thorougly enjoyed screwing this girl who I thought was very attractive. There was no presssure & no rush and the countdown timer clearly showed how much time was left. And she did not try to shaft me on time either. 10/10 for this girl. Smiling and friendly throughout.
Did I mention this place is an absolute steal at 1088 MOP for 90 mins?
Darling 2 is located at 87-89 Avenida Do Ouvidor Arriaga, in a quiet(er) part of town, away from the general bustle of the Lisboa complexes. Tel (853) 282 11919. It has its own big neon sign outside, so you can’t miss it. I have attached both sides of their business card. They have a representative office at the Shun Tak Centre in HK.
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Did I mention this place is an absolute steal at 1088 MOP for 90 mins?
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D2 used to be 888 about 6 or 7 years ago, then it was 988, now its 1088. I think its due to competition, every place got Thai bath now. Raising price to survive.
One good thing about D2 girls is that if you're a cool or repeat customer, anything goes. Rarely a bad service or attitude at D2, the girls come from very very humble backgrounds. Tip 50 or 100 before the session, anything goes. If you take them out or give them your phone number, you'll never get rid of them.
The quality in the fishbowl isn't that good, for 1088, at least in Macau anymore. There is a small pole dancing stage on the second floor where the model girls line up at request only. Supposedly Koreans available, but I personally doubt it. I've seen long leggy Vietnamese and Chinese girls at model line ups like at D1. I think they're from D1, who knows. Price is 1390 or something like at D1.
Good times.
[QUOTE=J Lover]At only 1088 MOP for 90 mins, this place is the bargain of the century in Macau. All the girls in this place are vietnamse.[/QUOTE]
Thanks JL,
I think this might be a better place to visit than D1. Certainly cheaper than D1.
The only difference would be how to get there from the pier. Looks like a taxi ride will be required.
Can you or some other helpful poster give me an idea of taxi fares in Macau Island. Just a general estimate would be fine.
Thanks and take care,
N1
[QUOTE=Nuevo]Thanks JL,
I think this might be a better place to visit than D1. Certainly cheaper than D1.
The only difference would be how to get there from the pier. Looks like a taxi ride will be required.
Can you or some other helpful poster give me an idea of taxi fares in Macau Island. Just a general estimate would be fine.
Thanks and take care,
N1[/QUOTE]Taxi fare should be between 20 and 30 MOP/HK$
[QUOTE=Nuevo]
Can you or some other helpful poster give me an idea of taxi fares in Macau Island. Just a general estimate would be fine.
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Thanks Tiger,
Looks like your info is right on the money!
I did a google and AsiaRooms.com quotes the following.
The Macau taxi service provides plenty of taxis that start with a charge of MOP$ 10 and after every 200 M it is MOP$ 1. There are two types of taxis that are available in Macau - yellow cab and the black cabs and there is no difference in the fares. Besides the normal taxi's there are radio taxi service and that can be contacted at telephone number- (853) 939939 and (853) 519519
Macau taxi services operate 24 hours a day and are available in all the main streets. The travelers need not pay any surcharge between Macau and Taipa Island but surcharge of MOP$ 2 is levied between Taipa and Coloane. The travelers also need to keep in mind that an extra MOP$ 3 is levied for each piece of luggage in the boot.
While using in Macau taxi service the traveler needs to understand that taxi drivers are not well versed in English and one needs to write the destination in Chinese or use the map to make him understand.
[QUOTE=Nuevo]Thanks Tiger,
Looks like your info is right on the money!
I did a google and AsiaRooms.com quotes the following.
The Macau taxi service provides plenty of taxis that start with a charge of MOP$ 10 and after every 200 M it is MOP$ 1. There are two types of taxis that are available in Macau - yellow cab and the black cabs and there is no difference in the fares. Besides the normal taxi's there are radio taxi service and that can be contacted at telephone number- (853) 939939 and (853) 519519
Macau taxi services operate 24 hours a day and are available in all the main streets. The travelers need not pay any surcharge between Macau and Taipa Island but surcharge of MOP$ 2 is levied between Taipa and Coloane. The travelers also need to keep in mind that an extra MOP$ 3 is levied for each piece of luggage in the boot.
While using in Macau taxi service the traveler needs to understand that taxi drivers are not well versed in English and one needs to write the destination in Chinese or use the map to make him understand.[/QUOTE]If you take it that exactly, I need to tell you that your information is a little outdated. Fares are starting at 11 since July 2006 and every 180m 1 MOP is added. I am not sure about the luggage surcharge because I seldom take a taxi, since everything is walkable on Macau peninsula if you know your way (A walk to Darling 2 wouldn't take more than 15 minutes from the ferry) and there are plenty of free casino buses from the casinos to the ferry terminals and the border.
English is almost non existing to taxi drivers, and location names are in Chinese and Portugese (often extremely long and complicated to non speakers), which doesn't make things easier.
Added: I found teh following link that [b]should[/b] always provide updated information. But because this is Macau I need to write should in bold.
[url]http://www.macau-airport.com/en/v01/03_taxis.php[/url]
When I arrived, I met a taxi driver almost immediately at the arrival hall. Must have noticed how wet I was behind the ears. I had no idea on prices at all. He literally took me for a ride. His starting fare downtown was 100 MOP. With very great resistance, I managed to bargain him down to 70 MOP, and with huge reluctance (for both of us), he accepted.
Fact is, I bet if you got in a taxi at the ferry terminal and asked a driver to take you downtown, to the Lisboa (say), the fare by meter would be around 20-23 (then add on a couple of MOP for the surcharge), probably 25 MOP all up. So in other words, more than double price was not enough for this greedy bastard. He ripped me off big time. But I had a huge heavy suitcase and I just wanted to get to my hotel as quickly as possible to freshen up. It didn't occur to me to have him use the meter, instead of a pre-agreed price. Faced with the same situation again in the not-too-distant future, I'd bargain to 35 MOP, or walk away.
All I'm saying is, if you already know your way around and/or you're travelling light, it's worth walking to your hotel providing it's not super-humid.
And another thing, while we've digressed onto taxis - there are times when taxis are impossible to get (on the street I mean). Like Sunday. WTF I spent about an hour trying to find one on a Sunday. Your best bet is to find the nearest major hotel (Sofitel, Lisboa etc) and look for the rank of taxis outside. Come to think of it, even Darling 1 usually has a few taxis hanging around outside.
Tiger bro, I agree with you: I know everything is in walking distance, but when it's Summer and it's stinking hot and humid, you won't want to walk anywhere.
[QUOTE=J Lover]When I arrived, I met a taxi driver almost immediately at the arrival hall. Must have noticed how wet I was behind the ears. I had no idea on prices at all. He literally took me for a ride. His starting fare downtown was 100 MOP. With very great resistance, I managed to bargain him down to 70 MOP, and with huge reluctance (for both of us), he accepted.
Fact is, I bet if you got in a taxi at the ferry terminal and asked a driver to take you downtown, to the Lisboa (say), the fare by meter would be around 20-23 (then add on a couple of MOP for the surcharge), probably 25 MOP all up. So in other words, more than double price was not enough for this greedy bastard. He ripped me off big time. But I had a huge heavy suitcase and I just wanted to get to my hotel as quickly as possible to freshen up. It didn't occur to me to have him use the meter, instead of a pre-agreed price. Faced with the same situation again in the not-too-distant future, I'd bargain to 35 MOP, or walk away.
All I'm saying is, if you already know your way around and/or you're travelling light, it's worth walking to your hotel providing it's not super-humid.
And another thing, while we've digressed onto taxis - there are times when taxis are impossible to get (on the street I mean). Like Sunday. WTF I spent about an hour trying to find one on a Sunday. Your best bet is to find the nearest major hotel (Sofitel, Lisboa etc) and look for the rank of taxis outside. Come to think of it, even Darling 1 usually has a few taxis hanging around outside.
Tiger bro, I agree with you: I know everything is in walking distance, but when it's Summer and it's stinking hot and humid, you won't want to walk anywhere.[/QUOTE]
It is compulsory to use the meter in all taxis operating in Macau.
If the bastard didn't use it he may loose his license to operate.
Here goes an advice to all members of the forum... next time a taxi driver «forgets» to turn on the meter, just leave without paying.
If he complains ask him to take you to the police, write down his registration number (should be on sight next to the driver) and complain in any police station or to the concierge on your hotel.
Don't let yourselves be fooled by those greedy chinese taxi drivers.
Beijing Lover
[QUOTE=Tiger 888]If you take it that exactly, I need to tell you that your information is a little outdated. Fares are starting at 11 since July 2006 and every 180m 1 MOP is added. I am not sure about the luggage surcharge because I seldom take a taxi, since everything is walkable on Macau peninsula if you know your way (A walk to Darling 2 wouldn't take more than 15 minutes from the ferry) and there are plenty of free casino buses from the casinos to the ferry terminals and the border.
English is almost non existing to taxi drivers, and location names are in Chinese and Portugese (often extremely long and complicated to non speakers), which doesn't make things easier.
Added: I found teh following link that [b]should[/b] always provide updated information. But because this is Macau I need to write should in bold.
[url]http://www.macau-airport.com/en/v01/03_taxis.php[/url][/QUOTE]
Actually taxi fares start at 13 patacas since September 1st.
Instead of 11 patacas, taxi meters start at 13 patacas and each increment will go up by 1.5 patacas instead of 1 pataca.
The first increment will take place at 1.600 meters when the meter flag is lowered instead of the current 1.500 meters.
The following distance to each increment will be 230 meters instead of the current 180 meters.
This translates into an overall increase of around 20%.
Other surcharges have remained unchanged.
Taxis are equiped with telecomunication equipment and on the other end there is always someone who can translate your english request address to chinese.
Beijing Lover