Angeles City

[QUOTE=Manfield04;1261784]Hello, Sir Lancelot, I'm planning to visit Angeles City this year. It would be nice if you share your recent experience there, especially, hotels, rates, girls, bars, barfines etc. Thanks in advance[/QUOTE]Hi. I will be more than happy to provide you with all of this information but it will take a while to write (at the moment I've got thousands of notes on my mobile phone!). I also plan to provide a map of Fields Avenue with info on all of the bars, which I think you might find helpful.

[QUOTE=BigBalls007;1261994]Girls are unenergetic, except when they do a runner as soon as they can, food is crap, beer is cheap, pickpockets by the dozen between perimeter and fields ave, airport security thieve from your luggage. Thailand welcomes you in a million better ways. Enjoy[/QUOTE]You've obviously had some bad experiences but I don't agree with some of these observations. Of course there will be some unenergetic girls and I agree that there is more of a short-time mentality now than when I visited two years ago, yet I met some truly stunning girls who stayed all night and provided me with some of the best sex I've ever had. I also don't think you can say a comment like 'pickpockets by the dozen' without elaborating. Perhaps you had something stolen but that doesn't mean that all of those viagra / cigarette sellers are criminals. They're annoying but seemed harmless and I didn't experience one problem. Your final comment about Thailand is interesting. I love Thailand but I think Filipino girls provide a far warmer experience and the gogo bars in Angeles are far cheaper.

[QUOTE=BigBalls007;1261994]Girls are unenergetic, except when they do a runner as soon as they can, food is crap, beer is cheap, pickpockets by the dozen between perimeter and fields ave, airport security thieve from your luggage. Thailand welcomes you in a million better ways. Enjoy[/QUOTE]Nice to hear that. More for me, LOL.

[QUOTE=Sxxxx;1262273]Nice to hear that. More for me, LOL.[/QUOTE]Great to hear, more free pussy for me.

On the plane flying back to sex prison, I was sitting next to an Australian guy, and we got to chatting.

His name is Malcolm, and he manages the bar Touch of Class. It is owned by the same group that owns Emotions, next door.

The bar is open from 10 am till 7 pm, and it has a kitchen so that it serves a fairly full menu. It is a favourite eating place for guys in the vicinity. He says that it is one of the most successful and profitable bars in Perimeter. Has about 30 girls, and 16 t0 18 waitresses. He said that he sees his job as mostly having a beer with his customers, and sometimes throwing in a freebie.

It sounds like a 10 am,"heart starter", with breakfast and a sexy girl could be one of the more pleasant ways to start the day. And with the bar closing at 7 pm, it should be easier to arrange with a girl to meet you after work.

I asked him about the perception on this board of increasing numbers of guys from China, Korea etc. He agreed, but added that there was still a plentiful supply of girls coming to Angeles, so there is no iminent shortage to drive up prices.

He also remarked that the top end of Perimeter is now referred to as Korea City, with its own police force and a mayor. But he said that the thinks that trouble is coming. Some of the bars now have signs saying "Korean Only", and this will be a problem soon. He also mentioned that about 3 weeks ago, there was a drive by shooting of one of the larger Korean restaurants on the corner of Perimeter and Friendship highway. All of the front windows were shot out, and the guard was shot too.

Trouble brewing.

So, looks like a fun bar to try out.

G

[QUOTE=Fast Eddie 48; 1261495]To Slippery.

Cathay Pacific just start flying direct from Chicago to HKG every day and 7 flight a day from the US, they also have 7 flight a day from HKG to Manila and one to Cebu, they offer a speical fare for domestic worker much cheaper than regular fare.

Fast Eddie 48[/QUOTE]I highlly recommend Cathay Pacific vs. Those shitty USA (United, et. Al) airlines. Decent enough food in economy class, and you will get all the included alcohol you could ever need, and lovely flight attendents (unlike the 45+ year old. 200 lb. Porkers you'll see on the American airlines, trying to shoehorn their fat asses through the aisles. Absolutely criminal, I tell ya.)

I am in HK and wonder if I can wangle that special DH rate to try out some brown bunny action in Manila (well, not that it's all hard to come by here in HK). What should I tell the reservation agent?"Mee love you long time" "I clean very well"?

[QUOTE=Wildhawk; 1262532]I highlly recommend Cathay Pacific vs. Those shitty USA (United, et. Al) airlines. Decent enough food in economy class, and you will get all the included alcohol you could ever need, and lovely flight attendents (unlike the 45+ year old. 200 lb. Porkers you'll see on the American airlines, trying to shoehorn their fat asses through the aisles. Absolutely criminal, I tell ya.)

I am in HK and wonder if I can wangle that special DH rate to try out some brown bunny action in Manila (well, not that it's all hard to come by here in HK). What should I tell the reservation agent?"Mee love you long time" "I clean very well"?[/QUOTE]Wildhawk,

I fly with Cathay Pacific from SFO to HKG about 6 time a yr service is bit better than United, they will upgrade me for free now and then if they have seat in business class, but I like Singapore airline the most but Cathay have more connection flight to other country in asia and europe from HK, if you want to know a shitty airling try PAL from SFO direct to Manila that the worst.

Fast Eddie 48

Normally I don't post during the trip but I felt it is useful to publish latest info.

Came in on Sunday late night and staying in Angeles until Thursday this week. I don't know how many cities in the world you can say, your fun can start at 2 in the morning as in Angeles.

All in all, compared to last Aug, I see new bars, big bars and more and more girls and younger and younger girls. I don't know exactly the ratio but I would say may be 20 girls or more to 1 guy.

My usual place Dollhouse is not changed. Same girls and same mamasan.

What I noticed as change is internet is catching up with most of the girls and Facebook is becoming craze. I felt most of the girls have Facebook and my main request from girls is to take photos and upload them to their Facebook. So if you guys have a camera and a computer, that may get you few favors from your friends.

My trip moto is same as previous time. Mainly focusing on GF experience in Angeles and let out the nasty side in LOS. Best part is my GF in Angeles understand that it is Girl friends with "S" not a Girl friend as long as she is in it. Good to have a stable, known one at the same time try to sample few.

Best part of this trip so far was yesterday (or today early morning!) my GF rushing to restaurant with full anger when she came to know I picked up someone else without her knowing. Great drama to remember. It part of GF experiences of Angeles City. A good to story to tell how it all came about and worked out if I get the time.

This time staying in PB and it is a good hotel and I would recommend it. Very professional and clean service from pickup to security to house cleaning. Be good with cleaning girls and they will take care of your room and we all know how messy rooms gets even with just two girls.

I didn't experience any pickpocket or shooting so far. I didn't hear anyone seen it either. I enjoyed Forbidden shows. Nicely done but not still in par with Pattaya or Bangkok.

Heading out to LOS. Pattaya for more erotic side of experience. Let's see what is waiting there. We never know

Well, I do this route about 6 times a year into HK. I fly in from San Francisco or from Los Angeles. Because of my 1K status on United, I use United. United sucks, but the thing about United is their code share airlines. Their code share airlines are some of the best in the world like ANA, SIA, Air Canada, Air NZ, and Thai. I love ANA. The stewards on ANA are just outstanding. I fall in love everytime I board a flight. From HK, you can take either SEAIR (now an affiliate of Tiger Airways) or Cebu Pacific. The route from HK to Clark is very competitive, so you should be able to get it at 3000P (last minute purchase) or less depending on how early you purchase. In asia, Tiger airways is by far one of the worst budget airlines out there. If you haven't tried it, look into Jetstar. I flew on Jetstar from Manila to Singapore last week. Very pleasant. I would rate it among the best in asia, right behind Hong Kong airlines. On time. No fuss. Very professional. And a little bit compassionate. If your bag limit is 10kg, and it weighs 12kg, They will overlook the additional 2 kg.

Depending on your country of origin, in most cases Hong Kong does not require a visa. You don't need a visa if you have a US passport. Macau does not either for US passport holders. But you must have a visa for China mainland. You can get to Macau from HK airport via a ferry. Never have to step foot into China. If my memory serves me right, the ferry fare is somewhere around HK$150. Folks correct me if I am wrong.

And yes, the cheapest way to travel to asia is to get a direct flight to Hong Kong, and use one of the budget airlines to get to other cities. Also, depending on season. High season is when college kids are going home. Lots of students come into US from asia for college and grad school.

The other thing I noticed in recent days is fares on Skymiles affiliates like Delta, Cathay Pacific are ver competitive. In the past year, my lowest fare from San Francisco to HK ws $697, and highets around $1400. 00 Most of my fares has been around the low to high $800s.

Warning:

You cannot transfer to a budget airline at any airport in asia. Particularly, in Hong Kong. You must get out through immigration and customs and re-check back in. The time it will take you from the time you deplane to getting out of immigration an customs is approximately 45 minutes on a bad day with very very long lines at HK airport. If you get late, and are in a rush, walk straight up to the end of the line, talk to one of those light blue uniformed ladies, and tell them you are late for a connection, and they will get you through fast. They will check your boarding pass, so don't bullshit them. Or have a frequent traveler card like I do which takes me to the end of the line everytime, fast. The dirty looks I get all the time. Hehehehe. So, budget at least 3 hours to get to your budget airlines.

[QUOTE=Wildhawk; 1262532]I highlly recommend Cathay Pacific vs. Those shitty USA (United, et. Al) airlines. Decent enough food in economy class, and you will get all the included alcohol you could ever need, and lovely flight attendents (unlike the 45+ year old. 200 lb. Porkers you'll see on the American airlines, trying to shoehorn their fat asses through the aisles. Absolutely criminal, I tell ya.)

I have flown just about every airline imaginable. Cathay is somewhere in the middle of the pack. And yes United sucks and I am a United 1K member. But I get a lot of stuff for being loyal. Cathay is slightly above the US based airlines with seasoned stewards. I fly them whenever I get fed up with United, or I can't get one of United's code share airlines. The best airlines are Singapore Airlines, ANA, Asiana, Thai because they go overboard treating you nicely. The best overall lowfare regional airline I think is Hong Kong Airlines. Best ultra budget is Jetstar. I can tell stories on all the things Hong Kong Airlines did for me personally when I was in trouble at HK airport. Wished they flew to North America.

Sidestory:

I flew from Guam to Honolulu last week, and then on to Orange County from Honolulu. One of the United steward was old and overweight. On top of that she was dragging one of her leg. She could barely walk or function. My flight from LAX to Shanghai was similar, where the steward was in her 60s. I am not kidding here. Most likely close to late 60s. She could barely function, and the rest of the crew were picking up the slack. The sad part of this whole thing is, that they are working because they most likely lost all of their pension. I just don't get it. Why can't they put them somewhere safe, like at the counter or something like that?

Yes the opening of that route by CP is a god send. Otherwise it was frigg'n horrible and United has the worst employees I have ever witnessed from a USA airline. But its employee owned so that explains alot.

United to HK from ORD lost my business as soon as AI saw the Cathay Pacific new route.

[QUOTE=Slippery; 1262630]Yes the opening of that route by CP is a god send. Otherwise it was frigg'and horrible and United has the worst employees I have ever witnessed from a USA airline. But its employee owned so that explains alot.

United to HK from ORD lost my business as soon as AI saw the Cathay Pacific new route.[/QUOTE]To Slippery

I been a Marco Polo member since 1995 then only one flight a day from LAX to HK, Cathay service have been going down hill the last 5 yr also, they use to offer me free coupon and gift when I made a compain about the service or flight delay now day there are no respond it all, I do fly with American airline to South america yes the employee don't give a shit any more they don't made the kind of money like they do 10 yr ago the union is weak.

Fast Eddie 48

[QUOTE=Slippery; 1262630]Yes the opening of that route by CP is a god send. Otherwise it was frigg'and horrible and United has the worst employees I have ever witnessed from a USA airline. But its employee owned so that explains alot.

United to HK from ORD lost my business as soon as AI saw the Cathay Pacific new route.[/QUOTE]I also switched to Asian owned airlines. I lost my appetite when I saw the cabin crew of UA. They are at least twice the size of an average CP crew. Most of the UA cabin crew barely fits going down the aisle. Ahh.

I understand that Cebu Pacific still makes it very difficult / impossible to book online using a foreign credit cared. From my knowledge, it is the only global airline that does this.

[QUOTE=Fastpiston;1262652]I understand that Cebu Pacific still makes it very difficult / impossible to book online using a foreign credit cared. From my knowledge, it is the only global airline that does this.[/QUOTE]Yep, typical Philipino joke. Tried my cards online, no go. Rang call centre got to the "enter your details via automated system" still no fucking good.

I now have to book thru local agent, who are about 1000p more than the web price What a joke.

The wankers need to come into 21st century.

[QUOTE=Fastpiston;1262652]I understand that Cebu Pacific still makes it very difficult / impossible to book online using a foreign credit cared. From my knowledge, it is the only global airline that does this.[/QUOTE]My foreign CC works fine with CP, but I have to call my bank in advance (just a few minutes ahead of time) to tell them I'm booking with an asian-only airline. If I forget to call and tell them, the charge gets declined, and usually within about 15 minutes my bank calls me, checking for fraudulent activity.