Monterrey

[QUOTE=WorldJockey;3067591]OK did a casa run.

I prefer them to agencies.

They seem to go from dirt cheap to medium to a little higher end.

From bottom to top.

Depa. 4 see. Manuel Doblado 1142.

Starts at 300 for 30 min. Went by a couple times and only had one cute. The rest fat.

Spa nenas Reforma 811, Centro.

Fucking strange had some cute girls but walk in and they all ignore you till you speak. They just kinda stared at their phones.

About 10 girls 3 were cute. Bad vibe as they ignored.

Tokyo men spa Reforma 533 oriente, this is a step up a notch.

Same goes for the restaurant I visited.[/QUOTE]I stumbled upon a casa at see. Manuel Doblado 1148, two houses down from Depa 4. The girls are better, more like the next door type and much friendlier. I got the same indifferent vibe from the girls at Spa Nenas on Reforma 811, seriously, something wrong with them. Tokyo men had only two when I went there, they asked tips for DFK higher than the session rate.

[QUOTE=TheCane;3078506]Well folks, I've made my long awaited return to Mexico. I have been here in Monterrey for a few days now, and as expected due to the time of the week when I arrived, things got off to a slow start. But boy did that change real quick today! I will be doing a full report, but here's a small preview. Cleops. A 20-something year-old chica. Hour-long session, light massage, outstanding BBBJ, CIM, deep & hard butt fuck. A grand total of $1,550 pesos, or about $90 dollars! This is why I need to see if I can find my spot in Mexico. You just can't find that level of service (especially with anal) in most any major mongering destination around the world. The cost of everything like transportation, food & drink (anal sex LOL) is so, so much less than in my favored haunts around the world. Everything is so relatively cheap here in Mexico! My previous overseas trip was to Portugal, which is on the low end for cost of living in Europe. Mexico is way below that! And being a next door neighbor to the United States, I wouldn't need to travel so far all the time, which also reduces my costs as well. Is Monterrey going to be the place for me in Mexico? I don't know yet. I have several more days and several more establishments to patronize before I can make that decision. But if it ultimately isn't Monterrey, then it's got to be somewhere else! I need a quick getaway mongering spot when I'm feeling "the need". Mexico is my prime target now that Costa Rica has long since fallen off so badly from where it used to be. Viva Mexico![/QUOTE]I love Monterrey. I prefer it over Mexico City and Guadalajara. It is also much closer to where I live, just an hour and 15 minutes by plane, or about 8 hours on an overnight sleeper bus. It is kind of a sweet spot for me when I can't make it to South America or Southeast Asia.

Maybe / maybe not. Not trying to dissuade anyone but just booked a direct flight on Viva Aerobus from Austin, TX over 3 weeks from now and by the time you pay upgraded booking to check a phucking bag + taxes + Monterrey airport fee just shy of $600! Also I just looked at airfare nearly 60 days out and similar pricing. For us Texas bros can justify the more recent higher airfares but if I lived on the west coast going to Tijuana for regular action or if lived on the east coast Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Colombia airfares generally lower than from TX. El Paso also on my radar for good value P-tang.

Monterrey massage parlors very good value once down there but if traveling back and forth regularly the higher airfares these days quickly eat up my mongering budget.

[QUOTE=CocrBrotheler;3079350]Maybe / maybe not. Not trying to dissuade anyone but just booked a direct flight on Viva Aerobus from Austin, TX over 3 weeks from now and by the time you pay upgraded booking to check a phucking bag + taxes + Monterrey airport fee just shy of $600! Also I just looked at airfare nearly 60 days out and similar pricing. For us Texas bros can justify the more recent higher airfares but if I lived on the west coast going to Tijuana for regular action or if lived on the east coast Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Colombia airfares generally lower than from TX. El Paso also on my radar for good value P-tang.

Monterrey massage parlors very good value once down there but if traveling back and forth regularly the higher airfares these days quickly eat up my mongering budget.[/QUOTE]I had enough miles to fly First Class from the east coast haha! Won't always be that way though. Wrapping up my trip in a few days. Will report out.

[QUOTE=CocrBrotheler;3079350]Maybe / maybe not. Not trying to dissuade anyone but just booked a direct flight on Viva Aerobus from Austin, TX over 3 weeks from now and by the time you pay upgraded booking to check a phucking bag + taxes + Monterrey airport fee just shy of $600! Also I just looked at airfare nearly 60 days out and similar pricing. For us Texas bros can justify the more recent higher airfares but if I lived on the west coast going to Tijuana for regular action or if lived on the east coast Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Colombia airfares generally lower than from TX. El Paso also on my radar for good value P-tang.

Monterrey massage parlors very good value once down there but if traveling back and forth regularly the higher airfares these days quickly eat up my mongering budget.[/QUOTE]I'm in a similar situation. If it weren't for the distance, it would actually be cheaper to fly to Colombia or Brazil than to fly to Monterrey from central Texas. I find it less of a hassle to take an overnight bus, Tornado or Omnibus VIP (not Greyhound / Flix) to Monterrey than to deal with flights, parking, security / immigration lines at the airport.

From Tijuana to MTY, it use to be, I shit you not, $70 RT. This was when Interjet was still around. Back then there were even some of the baddest escorts around. Hour sessions were about on average 1200 to 1500 pesos for quality women.

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3079420]I'm in a similar situation. If it weren't for the distance, it would actually be cheaper to fly to Colombia or Brazil than to fly to Monterrey from central Texas. I find it less of a hassle to take an overnight bus, Tornado or Omnibus VIP (not Greyhound / Flix) to Monterrey than to deal with flights, parking, security / immigration lines at the airport.[/QUOTE]

I'm jealous of you Texas folks. It could be worse. American Airlines is discontinuing nonstop flights from Phoenix to Monterrey next year. So no more nonstop flights to MTY anymore for me. They've had it since 2023. I'm disappointed and really pissed.

[QUOTE=CocrBrotheler;3079350]Maybe / maybe not. Not trying to dissuade anyone but just booked a direct flight on Viva Aerobus from Austin, TX over 3 weeks from now and by the time you pay upgraded booking to check a phucking bag + taxes + Monterrey airport fee just shy of $600! Also I just looked at airfare nearly 60 days out and similar pricing. For us Texas bros can justify the more recent higher airfares but if I lived on the west coast going to Tijuana for regular action or if lived on the east coast Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Colombia airfares generally lower than from TX. El Paso also on my radar for good value P-tang.

Monterrey massage parlors very good value once down there but if traveling back and forth regularly the higher airfares these days quickly eat up my mongering budget.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=KingStannis2;3079500]I'm jealous of you Texas folks. It could be worse. American Airlines is discontinuing nonstop flights from Phoenix to Monterrey next year. So no more nonstop flights to MTY anymore for me. They've had it since 2023. I'm disappointed and really pissed.[/QUOTE]With the Viva Volaris merger, there is going to be less competition, so airfares are going to become even more expensive to Monterrey from Texas.

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3078772]I love Monterrey. I prefer it over Mexico City and Guadalajara. It is also much closer to where I live, just an hour and 15 minutes by plane, or about 8 hours on an overnight sleeper bus. It is kind of a sweet spot for me when I can't make it to South America or Southeast Asia.[/QUOTE]Sorry because of the hobby or independent of poontang you peer it to CDMX and Guadalajara?

I haven't been in 20 years but back then it was dangerous and less to do than rest of Mexico.

Right now for extended stays the airbnb scene in Monterrey for sure is a great value. If there's a good scene there, I'm interested.

[QUOTE=LovesToSploog;3079491]From Tijuana to MTY, it use to be, I shit you not, $70 RT. This was when Interjet was still around. Back then there were even some of the baddest escorts around. Hour sessions were about on average 1200 to 1500 pesos for quality women.[/QUOTE]I believe you. Tijuana to Guadalajara used to be around $100 round trip a couple of years ago, but now airfares are almost triple that. Once you add the CBX (Cross Border Xpress) and FMM / immigration fees, flying to Mexico from the US can end up being surprisingly expensive, sometimes more than flying to Brazil, Colombia, or Peru for under $500.

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3079575]With the Viva Volaris merger, there is going to be less competition, so airfares are going to become even more expensive to Monterrey from Texas.[/QUOTE]Viva offers $348 Nonstop from NYC. Leaves at 1:30 am arrives at 4:30 am.

What is there to do in Monterrey besides monger?

[QUOTE=TomTraubert;3079618]Sorry because of the hobby or independent of poontang you peer it to CDMX and Guadalajara?

I haven't been in 20 years but back then it was dangerous and less to do than rest of Mexico.

Right now for extended stays the airbnb scene in Monterrey for sure is a great value. If there's a good scene there, I'm interested.[/QUOTE]For me, Monterrey offers me the best overall value, especially for a short trip for a quick and easy fill. It's only about a 1 HR 15 min nonstop flight and also the overnight luxury bus option, which makes it easy to get there without dealing with the airport hassle. Besides hobby, there isn't much to do as it's industrial city.

Mexico City is my favorite if the priority is food, culture, nightlife, museums, neighborhoods, and simply having a huge city to explore. The hobby scene is more expensive compared to Monterrey and Guadalajara.

Guadalajara hobby scene is somewhere in between. It has unique culture, great food, mariachi, historic architecture, and a relaxed pace than Mexico City, excellent base if you want to experience Jalisco beyond the city itself, especially the Tequila town, you can easily make a day trip out of visiting the town, agave fields, and distilleries.

[QUOTE=Artisttyp;3079647]Viva offers $348 Nonstop from NYC. Leaves at 1:30 am arrives at 4:30 am.

What is there to do in Monterrey besides monger?[/QUOTE]Is this one way or round trip? $348 round trip is a pretty good price from NYC.

Monterrey is primarily an industrial city, so not really a destination besides the mongering scene. There are a handful of interesting things to do: mountain hiking and viewpoints, Barrio Antiguo, Parque Fundidora, Paseo Santa Lucía, museums, and some good food and nightlife. Personally I think 3–4 days is plenty for Monterrey, after that it may start to feel repetitive.

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3079651]Is this one way or round trip? $348 round trip is a pretty good price from NYC.

Monterrey is primarily an industrial city, so not really a destination besides the mongering scene. There are a handful of interesting things to do: mountain hiking and viewpoints, Barrio Antiguo, Parque Fundidora, Paseo Santa Luca, museums, and some good food and nightlife. Personally I think 34 days is plenty for Monterrey, after that it may start to feel repetitive.[/QUOTE]As far as I know RT but getting to the airport is another $75 if you don't want to lug suitcases on the subway. It adds up just the same but the non stop flight is my main interest.

I can usually keep busy in most places but yeah Monterrey seems like it could be slow in that department. I hope to get to GDL in the next few months which I think would be more my thing.

Thanks for the response.

Great reports by you from all over. Love reading them.

[QUOTE=Artisttyp;3079657]As far as I know RT but getting to the airport is another $75 if you don't want to lug suitcases on the subway. It adds up just the same but the non stop flight is my main interest.

I can usually keep busy in most places but yeah Monterrey seems like it could be slow in that department. I hope to get to GDL in the next few months which I think would be more my thing.

Thanks for the response.

Great reports by you from all over. Love reading them.[/QUOTE]Flights from Central Texas to Monterrey normally run $400+ round trip including the FMM fee and Mexico's tourist tax which they charge if you are not a permanent resident. Compared with that, $348 round trip from NYC to MTY is a pretty good deal.

GDL is definitely worth it for a longer stay. And don't miss the Tequila train / bus tour and the Cantaritos while you are there.

Thank you for the nod.