Hong Kong Club Reports

[QUOTE=Phordphan;2647744]You're special! I'll only charge $200 for an hour! JaJaJaJaJaJaJA! Oh, man, what a shark.[/QUOTE]I was thinking the same thing I got girl from other bars for $200 for TLN (all night) in tropical and siete de copas. These silly putas you got to put them in their place and walk away.

Hong Kong report. 10 pm. Friday night Many girls have returned that were not around wed night. The amount of guys is much lower than this summer. For instance the new section wasn't open. Upstairs was though. A lot of hot woman I would rate 20% of them a 9,20% a 8, and the rest 7. I spent money on drinks for the woman but really miss Florida strip clubs and lap dances. Couldn't find a enthusiastic girl to do a lap dance. Went for nice massage on rev calle before hand for $20 dollars.

[QUOTE=BrotherMouzone;2648090]Sorry. I'm a bit of an idiot when it comes to the streaming stuff so bear with what I'm about to ask. Would a Google Chromecast stick work on the TVs at Cascadas or the Adelitas hotel? I bought one several years ago (I believe it's referred to as a "1st Generation" Chromecast device) but hardly ever use it. Is it straightforward to set up in Mexico?[/QUOTE]The TV's are the same man.

[QUOTE=SpeedToys;2648256]The TV's are the same man.[/QUOTE]Don't you need to connect to the hotels wireless Wifi and have a good signal for these sticks?

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[QUOTE=SeaBeeJoe;2648154]I was thinking the same thing I got girl from other bars for $200 for TLN (all night) in tropical and siete de copas. These silly putas you got to put them in their place and walk away.[/QUOTE]I sometimes say no mames cabrona before I walk away.

[QUOTE=Dogers69;2648107] If you have a date, the Ensenada wine country can get you the nicest restaurants you've ever been in with meals drinks for both for under 40 dollars. But I do not recommend wasting time going to Ensenada otherwise. Rosarito I don't recommend going at all. Theres nothing going on not already in playas. De tijauna. The uber to playas is 6 dollars if its not raining. Theres a bus for like a dollar too.[/QUOTE]Yeah I usually Uber to Playas for 6 or 7 bucks. Never tried the bus. I have taken the dollar bus (22.5 pesos) to Rosarito. That's a great deal. I like Rosarito personally. Beach is a bit better and cleaner than Tijuana (though nothing special necessarily) and Rosarito is more of a laid-back, pure beach town.

Never been to Ensenada. Is there a bus that goes down there, similar to the bus that goes to Rosarito? Would like to go at some point.

[QUOTE=KoreanChinese;2648431]I'm looking to coming in Feb! But have to do the 21 days quarantine. Are all the 141 walks up closed now? Does anyone know if fuji bld is still operating? I'm assuming honeybabes in hotel are scarce now right? I been chatting to some girls on seeking from.

Hong Kong and arranging meets. Anyone have experience with seeking in hk?[/QUOTE]Wrong Hong Kong, bud!

[QUOTE=KoreanChinese;2648431]I'm looking to coming in Feb! But have to do the 21 days quarantine. Are all the 141 walks up closed now? Does anyone know if fuji bld is still operating? I'm assuming honeybabes in hotel are scarce now right? I been chatting to some girls on seeking from.

Hong Kong and arranging meets. Anyone have experience with seeking in hk?[/QUOTE]LOL, I think you might be on the wrong message board buddy. The COUNTRY of Hong Kong has a mandatory 21-day quarantine requirement for some countries, which I assume is what you're referring to. This board is about the Hong Kong CLUB which is in Tijuana, Mexico. I don't believe Mexico has any quarantine requirements. I'm assuming the girls you've been chatting with are in the country of Hog Kong. The discussion for that would be on another board in this forum somewhere.

[QUOTE=Travv;2646401]A real scam would be if they took your money or backpack and did not give you a receipt. I have had this happen to me in Tijuana and if you do not have a receipt, you will not get your stuff back, unlike in the USA. Always ask for a receipt in Tijuana when you leave a cellphone or laptop or whatever at a repair shop or leave a backpack in a hotel. Told a newbie last week who I saw left a backpack with the hotel staff this rule but he trusted them and did not go back for a receipt. Told him he was a generous guy. Probably did get his stuff back later, but who knows?[/QUOTE]They gave it back, but confiscated it for the duration of my stay. Didn't make any sense to me, but they insisted.

As expected, when I checked into Cascadas, security searched my backpack. I knew that they would do so and I had put some gifts I had brought for an ATF at the bottom of the bag as they might have not let pass. However, I didn't expect them to take my standalone camera. I do use it to take pictures of the girls I arriba (which I obviously don't share with staff), but it is with the girl's permission and I don't share them with others without permission (which I almost never get). I use the standalone, because it takes better pictures than my iPhone and is easier to manage. Also I take the chip out of the camera after taking photos, so if the camera is searched there is nothing to see. Since I don't us the iPhone, if it is ever called into question (which has happened once before), again, nothing is revealed.

So security insisted on keeping the camera. I argued, but they said it was a new policy from the higher ups and they had no choice but to take it. They said I could leave it in my car, but my car is 800 km away. I said I would just leave it in the room, but that was not acceptable. We went back-and-forth, but I lost that battle. I was going to make the argument that all the iPhones have cameras, but felt that there was a risk that they would take that too. Maybe I was marked for some reason.

They insisted on seeing my photo ID and logging my name. I asked for a receipt, but they would not give me anything in writing that said they took the camera. (It is about $400, so I wasn't going to give it up easily.) "Your camera will be safe. It will be right back here," V said pointing to the shelf area behind the counter.

"But I have nothing to prove that you took it," I insisted.

V pointed to the security cameras and said, "It is all on video. You don't need a receipt. ".

"But I don't have access to the video. You could very easily shrug your shoulders and say the camera was never taken. " No dice. No receipt. (There is a HK girl I like and I knew that she would be off shift in about an hour, so I wasn't anxious to burn a lot of my clock arguing.).

I asked if I could "check it out" during my stay if wanted to take pictures in town. They said "No. " I can have it back when I check out.

Usually I pass out tips to the security and clerks when I check in and when I check out, as they occasionally waive me past the metal detector and the pat down is very superficial. Sometimes they just let me pass. No tips for anyone when I checked in because of the argument over the camera. I did pass out tips when I checked out. (Have to admit that I was a bit of an AH regarding the incident. When I checked out, I was familiar with most of that staff, so passing out tips when checking out will make my stay next time a little easier.).

One of the ladies I took arriba actually insisted that I take pictures of her with my iPhone. She was a 9, so she did not have to ask twice. (Sorry. I cannot share, so don't ask.) I was concerned that security would want to review my iPhone when I checked out, because I brought a camera and was marked, but she was worth the risk and it didn't happen.

Checking out, they did return the camera. It was wrapped up in paper with my name written on it. It was in good order.

Bottom line, don't bring a camera if you are staying at Cascadas. Phone cameras are cool, but standalone cameras are not. I don't know how that makes sense to them, but. It is the Zona.

HK has been burned before and was afraid your 8 K vids, with clear chicas' faces and pussies, will show up on Youtube and all girls will get pissed and quit.

[QUOTE=Gregyyr;2648371]Don't you need to connect to the hotels wireless Wifi and have a good signal for these sticks?

G.[/QUOTE]Wifi in mexico is the same wifi too.

Good hotels have good wifi, shitboxes have shitbox wifi.

[QUOTE=Aviator400;2648572]They gave it back, but confiscated it for the duration of my stay. Didn't make any sense to me, but they insisted.

As expected, when I checked into Cascadas, security searched my backpack. I knew that they would do so and I had put some gifts I had brought for an ATF at the bottom of the bag as they might have not let pass. However, I didn't expect them to take my standalone camera. I do use it to take pictures of the girls I arriba (which I obviously don't share with staff), but it is with the girl's permission and I don't share them with others without permission (which I almost never get). I use the standalone, because it takes better pictures than my iPhone and is easier to manage. Also I take the chip out of the camera after taking photos, so if the camera is searched there is nothing to see. Since I don't us the iPhone, if it is ever called into question (which has happened once before), again, nothing is revealed.

So security insisted on keeping the camera. I argued, but they said it was a new policy from the higher ups and they had no choice but to take it. They said I could leave it in my car, but my car is 800 km away. I said I would just leave it in the room, but that was not acceptable. We went back-and-forth, but I lost that battle. I was going to make the argument that all the iPhones have cameras, but felt that there was a risk that they would take that too. Maybe I was marked for some reason..[/QUOTE]You should not have been surprised. Theres so many reasons they took your camera I wouldn't know where to start. How about HK hates free publicity they don't want anyone talking about it or filming even outside. They don't even let Luke on utube go in anymore just because he is all over utube. He's liability. Paid advertising from hk is different story, they can control what they, and where. Alls it takes is one guy filming sex for porno, and its bad publicity for hk. There's always a risk the whole Zona Norte gets shut down. There used to be brothels in American cities like San Diego. It only takes some bad publicity and the conviction of a government official to shut it down. Rude Giuliani shut down times Square which was like a Zona Norte once upon a time. Things are always evolving. Soon there will be a HK in nyc that's legal. Drugs are now legal, sports betting, its now illegal to a rest working girl. But back to the point. Your camera is a liability HK doesn't need you like they didn't need the 1 k to 2 k luke probably spent a year in HK.

[QUOTE=BlackThought;2646836]Yea, the room was pretty small and there's no way I would've missed the fridge. I bought the VIP card at check-in and they were able to find me a room despite no reservation. My room #634. I bought my beverages from oxxo, so didn't really bother me.[/QUOTE]As an FYI I just booked a "basic" room (Deluxe Single) at Cascadas for March. The message below, which I'd probably never noticed before, was part of my reservation confirmation:

"New Policy: In order to continue to provide better service the hotel has provided a mini bar in each room. You will incur a $30 deposit for Deluxe Single & Deluxe Double rooms, which will be completely refunded if no drinks are consumed. We appreciate your patronage and we're continuously striving to provide you a better experience. ".

Based on this message it does seem that all rooms are expected to have the mini bar (small fridge). Also, I'm seeing this exact message in my reservation confirmations going back to at least early 2019 so this has been the policy for at least a couple years now.

Hey team,

Headed back to Tijuana.

Can y'all give me a rundown on prices? I just want to make sure I don't get scammed?

Beer for me?

Fichas for chicas?

Private dance: I think 23?

Arriba: negotiated but around 100-120?

And are the prices generally consistent across the zona Norte clubs?

Thanks in advance.

I was getting a run around about left baggage at a hotel on Ave. Revo. Tracked tourist police and the left baggage was immediately released. Lucky had a "Document" in Spanish. Precovid Tijuana experience four years ago.

[QUOTE=Travv;2646401]A real scam would be if they took your money or backpack and did not give you a receipt. I have had this happen to me in Tijuana and if you do not have a receipt, you will not get your stuff back, unlike in the USA. Always ask for a receipt in Tijuana when you leave a cellphone or laptop or whatever at a repair shop or leave a backpack in a hotel. Told a newbie last week who I saw left a backpack with the hotel staff this rule but he trusted them and did not go back for a receipt. Told him he was a generous guy. Probably did get his stuff back later, but who knows?[/QUOTE]