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[QUOTE=Frannie; 1451009]Cruise ship passengers are typically not wealthy and enjoy cruises because they are all-inclusive. Add to that the name of the game for cruise ship operators is to fleece their cargo of what spending money they have left via the on-ship bars, casinos, shops, beauty salons, etc. Tickets for day excursions on land are typically sold on board for double the price that they would actually cost if you bought them on land. There is only one thing that they can't offer on board. What could that be?
Can you guess?
No! Cuban cigars! What [red]were[/red] you thinking?[/QUOTE]Sorry! Wrong again. Average passengers, married mid 50's income above 75k. 1/5 of passengers stay on ship due to cost of excursions. The 4/5 that do exit are higher income earners in the mid 100k with more disposable income fully partaking of amenities available at port along with thier children adding to revenue. Few men on cruises seek off for p4p. Its matrimonial suicide. FYI.
Once again, monger dollars mean shit to the tax base and local economy in contrast to family tourism. That's a blatant misrepresentation.
[QUOTE=ConquerorVal;1451013]Wow that is quite impressive. Morning, day and night I guess. Your reports as always are very practical and useful, which does not seem to be the direction this thread has been heading for some time. Keep up the great work and fantastic photos. I also enjoyed your Pattaya and Bangkok contributions.[/QUOTE]Ah yes.the strip is still poppin' and the prices seem very reasonable-Good ole' Sosua. Thanks again Chris those pics put a smile on my face.
[QUOTE=Sabor;1451022]Went for a weekend and stayed at Wilfrieds place Casa Cayana. As always the hospitality is five stars and the breakfast is slammin in the morning. Great location and hope it goes well for my friend. Hooked up with two cuties. Both freaks in the bed but the one with the frizzy hair has a slammin bod. Everyone says its the low season and I really felt like a piece of meat in a croc nest walking down Pedro Cilisante. Ol clasicos is history. Damn shame. I had some good times in that joint. Mr. Gogo and I would have a few drinks next door and in predator mode as the hoochies walked by. Can't say too much else Cris Long pretty much sums it up below.[/QUOTE]Ahhh! The good old days. Latinos was the warmup spot while we waited for the Olympic starters to arrive as the arena (Classicos) opened at 11pm. Latinos from 10pm to 11:30pm had a few holdouts making early bids. Latinos was like a track meet as the girls circled the floor. Oh shit! Put the chewing gum away, hide the cigs, tuck the phone. These were props that the chicas zeroed in on to start a conversation and give you the"please fuck me" eyes. Luckily my girl was the bartender so I had an excuse. Latinos had a disco that opened at midnight that was the stop after Classicos and before "After one".
Then we took the stairways to heaven, Classicos. The door opened to reveal another world. The finest girls, this must be heaven. Excuse me I have to go get some more tissue.
What I like about Chris is he is always positive and having fun. Sosua is a great vehicle for it. For the money I am not sure it can be beat. It is custom made for us. I say enjoy and appreciate it. Sure there are other options and I love them to. However if you just want to go bang attractive young women with no ties go to Sosau young man. Passions will be opened or replaced with out a doubt. How they operated for so long is surprising but there scores of casas in SD that have the same business model still running.I have never been able to understand why so many guys are sour about Sosua. I think it does a great job for the average monger. All you need is cash and hard dick. You are in business.
[QUOTE=Zedman99;1451038]Ah yes.the strip is still poppin' and the prices seem very reasonable-Good ole' Sosua. Thanks again Chris those pics put a smile on my face.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=OldKool;1451044]What I like about Chris is he is always positive and having fun. Sosua is a great vehicle for it. For the money I am not sure it can be beat. It is custom made for us. I say enjoy and appreciate it. Sure there are other options and I love them to. However if you just want to go bang attractive young women with no ties go to Sosau young man. Passions will be opened or replaced with out a doubt. How they operated for so long is surprising but there scores of casas in SD that have the same business model still running.I have never been able to understand why so many guys are sour about Sosua. I think it does a great job for the average monger. All you need is cash and hard dick. You are in business.[/QUOTE]Yup. Always has excellent videos as well.
[QUOTE=Tomjackin; 1450983]Finally! Someone making some sense on this board!
Thank you Mr. Gogo.
I know Chris Long has a report and I will be there later in August.[/QUOTE]I just want to say Tom, Gogo, Frannie, Charles and all the Sousa vets I hope you all do not take offense to me talking on the Sousa board every so often. I have not been to Sousa, but I read all your posts. Got much love for your all and all the great information you provide. I am serious it helps me a lot. What got me started is when passion was closed. It is more personally to me in that I have only gone to a few brothels St Theresa and 305 in Santo Domingo and those place those girls played games a little bit by leaving early and the other one put so many restrictions on me I felt I should pay myself to beat off. Then I read your board and I heard people say they complained to peter the next day and he gave them a refund I was like really. That did not happen to me. Finally, overall I agree changes are coming Santo Domingo you need to be smart and safe it is big city and crime rate is up there. It is a city becoming haves and have nots. Honestly, when you think about it if your a police officer and they give you 6, 000 7, 000 pesos a month in salary. I do not blame them for stopping people and asking for some pesos. I would do it. But, everyone wants to be a great country but if your corrupt and you do not give back bad things will happen. Look at Brazil, they want the World Cup and Olympics. They got it, but look what happened people took to the streets all over the country over a 9 cents bus hike. 9 cents. They said enough so they better be careful because people are not stupid. Just like DR you can shut down establishments to get tourism dollars and make a few people rich but you do not give back. A tourist walks off the property and gets robbed and shot by a desperate criminal now people do not want to come. Sorry just my thoughts later.
[QUOTE=OldKool;1451044]I have never been able to understand why so many guys are sour about Sosua . all you need is . hard dick.[/QUOTE]I think you just answered your own question.
I hardly ever go there now, and never to find chicas, but in my earlier years here I was there a lot and knew well many repeat visitors who posted on this and other boards. And I knew at least three who stopped going to Sosua and started dissing it on the boards. The reason was the same in each case. They got infatuated with, and inevitably disappointed by, specific putas. I used to tell them, blame the chicas, or blame yourselves, but don't blame the town because you were easy marks.
Another group is those who used to go to Brazil but cannot afford to go there now. Why blame Sosua because Brazil has progressed economically at a faster rate than they have, and get all bitter about it?
I think you have to have modicum of common sense and a minimum of racial prejudice to get the best out of Sosua.
[QUOTE=Charles Pooter; 1451069]I think you just answered your own question.
I hardly ever go there now, and never to find chicas, but in my earlier years here I was there a lot and knew well many repeat visitors who posted on this and other boards. And I knew at least three who stopped going to Sosua and started dissing it on the boards. The reason was the same in each case. They got infatuated with, and inevitably disappointed by, specific putas. I used to tell them, blame the chicas, or blame yourselves, but don't blame the town because you were easy marks.
Another group is those who used to go to Brazil but cannot afford to go there now. Why blame Sosua because Brazil has progressed economically at a faster rate than they have, and get all bitter about it?
I think you have to have modicum of common sense and a minimum of racial prejudice to get the best out of Sosua.[/QUOTE]Charles great post I agree with all your points. The only thing I would say yes Brazil is doing well more expensive, but most people are not getting that benefit who live there. That is why you see the protests now. On your other points I agree it is all about you. You all see my posts I could care less about any crack down. I meet hot chicks in la Sirena. I use to hang out in Rochina so I always wanted the cute good girl from the barrio who had real corazon. So, no effect to me, but I just more concerned about crime going up that is not good for none of us.
This is the most action on the site in a long time. Passions going down is like loosing a friend. This is the party after the funeral. I never used Passions so for me it is no big deal but I still mourn Clasicos. That place was legiondary. I will never see so many 8, 9 10 in one spot. The place never failed to blow my mind. Sadly we never had a funeral because we refused to believe it was gone. I was at a mall today with my boys looking at women. MY boys have been brain washed to only consider the 35 plus girls LOL. So when we saw the hot young ones they pretended they would not bang them. If they only knew. VIVA Sousa
[QUOTE=Alex Deuce; 1451010]Sorry but an average port stop generates an ADDITIONAL 125-200 milion 545-800 jobs per season dependent on the Amenities and conditions of port. Once again, monger activities versus other ventures is a no brainer. Most ports cities start what sosua is doing and push the seedy to the edges of Tourist area away from walking distance. They give a rats ass about night time activities but day time seedy ain't going to work. You don't want comments in travel
Expedia etc talking about the port as they do Sosua hotels.
But I'm Just Guessing I don't work in development[/QUOTE]When I got off the boat in Ocho Rios, Jamaica this billboard was one of the first things I saw. My question to one of the locals was where do I find that? It said NITE club for a reason. As someone else said, by night fall the ships are long gone. Also, if a boat docks in Puerto Plata I can't see people being transported all the way to Sosua. Usually the cruise ship people will stay in the general area and buy some rip off souvenirs for the few hours that they are in port. In Jamaica they built a shopping complex for the sole purpose to rip off tourists. When the girls working in the store told me the price of a pint of liquor was $8 I got smart and went outside to ask a local where the liquor store was. He said to go to the grocery store which was 1 block away. Me and my friends went there and the same damn liquor was $3.
I don't see anything seedy about Sosua in its present form. It is not like you see people fucking in the middle of the street. Hell, half the guys who go there can't find Passions without a motorbike driver. Even if the group did go to Sosua, no cruise tourist is going to go exploring that far down the street. And 2000 cruise ship tourists wandering around Sosua would look like a cluster fuck. Not to mention in a lot of places there will be 2 or 3 other boats docked at the same time. So 6000 tourists tripping over each other in Sosua?
[QUOTE=Chris Long;1450759]. If you are looking to wife up keep a chica over night or a few days or entertain guest you may want something more. Personally when I want to do this I stay at Sosua Suites, what I like about the place is, one its right in the heart of the action and two it's like having your own apartment, separate bedroom, separate kitchen, balcony.[/QUOTE]Would you recommend Rocky's rooms as a good spot for GFE? I got a "girlfriend" who I want to stay with me for a few days on my next trip and I'm looking for a nice alternative to New Garden.
What are the rooms like? Modern or old?
[QUOTE=OldKool;1451099]This is the most action on the site in a long time. Passions going down is like loosing a friend. This is the party after the funeral. I never used Passions so for me it is no big deal but I still mourn Clasicos. That place was legiondary. I will never see so many 8, 9 10 in one spot. The place never failed to blow my mind. Sadly we never had a funeral because we refused to believe it was gone. I was at a mall today with my boys looking at women. MY boys have been brain washed to only consider the 35 plus girls LOL. So when we saw the hot young ones they pretended they would not bang them. If they only knew. VIVA Sousa[/QUOTE]Man I loved hanging out in Winner Circle (when it was the spot) and watching all the girls line up at Classicos.
Passions was always secondary for me but a good bet if I didn't feel like going to the strip