Medellin Reports

Not to double post, but are there spots to easily find English speaking chicas? Or is it just YMMV.

[QUOTE=BluePillow;3028420]Not to double post, but are there spots to easily find English speaking chicas? Or is it just YMMV.[/QUOTE]Nobody cares how you look. For English your mileage will vary widely unless it is someone in the tourist industry.

[QUOTE=BluePillow;3028420] are there spots to easily find English speaking chicas? Or is it just YMMV.[/QUOTE]Rare. Possibly near the Universities there may be some English spoken, but most of those girls are not bad girls looking to fuck.

[QUOTE=BluePillow;3028420]Not to double post, but are there spots to easily find English speaking chicas? Or is it just YMMV.[/QUOTE]You will find very few chicas in Medellin who speak English. Most of them will be patient with you if you are trying to speak Spanish. They will help you if you can speak a little.

So my evening date flaked out, due to her crazy dad not allowing her to go out. So I just decided to have a random adventure to Park Lleras.

I arrived about 830 and took a stroll through the park. It's amazing how much has changed in 18 months. The place is starting to look like Las Vegas or Cancun. My Lord. There were a lot of women. And not many guys. I struck up a conversation with a gal from Bello and invited her to dinner (I kinda liked the instant dinner date option). She was good company, but I wasn't interested in pursuing anything after dinner. She quoted 350 k for an hour and 100 K for a nearby hotel room. No thanks.

After ditching her, I made it to a liquor store bar on the opposite side of the park. Opposite of gusto. It's there I met "Irish John". Some of you guys may know him. He's a regular in Poblado and wow, he was a ton of fun to talk to. He was telling me that he met his 26 year old girlfriend in Santa Fe mall when he was in line at frisby chicken. He simply gave her his business card and she messaged him not long after. She is stunning. He is doing very well for 67 years old. They've been together for three years. He jokes around and tells people that she's too old for him. Haha.

We talked about a lot of things, but one of his other interesting stories was how he did get scoped a few years back. It was also a chica that he met in the mall and they had been on five dates together. She eventually came over to his house and scoped his coffee. She took a lot of his valuables, but he was able to track his laptops down with the help of some off duty police officers. He knows he was lucky that he wasn't killed by the drug. But he has a very high tolerance.

After that, I took another stroll through the Park. At least 4-1 women at midnight and definitely more slender women than on bumble and tinder. Careful with the minors. They are also in the Parque Lleras mix and the police don't seem to care that they are there. I thought the police use to check cedulas upon entering that area but that's not the case anymore and with it being redesigned a lot of girls arrive packed into cabs. Looked like a clown car with how many 304's would come out of one small yellow taxi.

Taco.

A couple of years ago a neighbor in my building who teaches French invited me to be a guest gringo at his language school. I was really surprised how little knowledge of English some of the Colombian English instructors had. When I naively asked my host why they don't have any native English speakers teaching English, he asked me if I would be willing to do it for 2 million pesos per month. It all made sense after that.

[QUOTE=NeilGeorge;3028501]Rare. Possibly near the Universities there may be some English spoken, but most of those girls are not bad girls looking to fuck.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Tacoma101;3028634]
Taco.[/QUOTE]Thanks for updates, I'm excited to be there in few days.

QQ, where can we get kinky fantasies fulfilled? Nothing too crazy like BDSM but stuff I am assuming a regular lleras girl wouldn't do necessarily.

Are there any casas or clubs for these. Stuff like DT, AR, facial etc.

Greetings all,

On October 28th I will be arriving in MDE after more than 5 years, my flight arrives at midnight, first time that I arrive into MDE in the middle of the night.

This puts me in a new situation, I am guessing that most of the stores in the airport are going to be closed at midnight, but I am just guessing, so my question for you guys is:

If any of you guys have arrived at this time, do you know if the money exchange places are open? Also, a store were I can buy a SIM card?

This has me worried because I won't have any local currency for a taxis and no local cell phone and internet services.

How would you guys handle this? Any input would be very appreciated.

[QUOTE=Jim0129;3028648]Greetings all,

I won't have any local currency for a taxis and no local cell phone and internet services.

How would you guys handle this? Any input would be very appreciated.[/QUOTE]I have arrived a few times that late, hopefully no immigration delay. ATM machine on premises.

I use taxi outside showing taxi. Usually its around 120,000 pesos. You could alway exchange in USA at the airport. I would check withe cellphone company, I use verizon and it works fine in Colombia.

[QUOTE=Butch145;3028655]I have arrived a few times that late, hopefully no immigration delay. ATM machine on premises.

I use taxi outside showing taxi. Usually its around 120,000 pesos. You could alway exchange in USA at the airport. I would check withe cellphone company, I use verizon and it works fine in Colombia.[/QUOTE]Ok, great, I was mostly concerned about the money, but any ATM will do, just to get engough to get into a Taxi.

I've been looking at buying a colombian SIM card on eBay, they're not expensive and I would get cell phone service right of the plane, however I've been looking at youtube videos that show how to activate the SIM cards in Colombia and all of them show that you have to input a cedula number. Is that the new norm? How does someone who's not from Colombia get a local cell phone number now?

Thanks for answering.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;3027584]Yeah if you saw this then it was from some dye and contact lenses. Colombia is not Scandinavia.

If you are asking either of these questions then you have not been reading very much.[/QUOTE]Damn, I just came for some help. I've been reading but posts are all over the place. Thanks for your lack of help. It's a damn shame because I'm helped dozens, probably hundreds of guys who needed assistance in my town (Vegas). Didn't just say f you, go read. BTW, my "blonde" comment was just commenting on the diversity of looks with Colombian women.

[QUOTE=NilAdmirari;3027774]This may be the place you have in mind.

A month or two ago, a chica from Fase II who visits me from time to time and a friend of hers were chatting about a nearby, after hours club in that area called El Faisan where they had had a good time the night before.

Feeling curious, a little after midnight one Thursday or Friday night, I took an Uber there to check it out. The address pops up in Google Maps as el faisan night club, CL 36 #46-8, La Candelaria.

However, we arrived at a totally darkened corner building with no signage in an (at night) totally deserted neighborhood of warehouse / commercial buildings.

I've no idea if we somehow missed a well-hidden entrance, or we arrived too early, or the Uber map took us to the wrong location, or the joint was temporarily or permanently closed.

The experience brought to mind the classic Seinfeld episode where George mysteriously ends up very brieflly alone in a warehouse club stacked full of super models all of whom drool over him and when he tries to return only finds a meatpacking plant in the same location.[/QUOTE]Thank you bro, if you are ever visit Vegas, let me know.

[QUOTE=BlackPage;3027676]Yes. And he did not even learn that Columbia is the District of Washington, but Medellin is in Colombia.[/QUOTE]Sorry, didn't realize typo's were such a big deal. BTW, WTF is the "District of Washington"? I've heard of "District of Columbia", "Washington DC", "DC" but not "District of Washington"?

How have you not learned that? See how that works when you come at someone for a simple error.

[QUOTE=HuskerDude;3027564]First you need ti learn it's Colombia, NO you in it. Need to research more. I would not advise going alone first time.[/QUOTE]That LAST thing I'm concerned about is the correct spelling of that country, especially on this site, I'm sure I will before I travel there. But thanks for the advice and I do not plan on traveling solo. I'm doing my research, I'm just used to the USA site where someone new would ask questions and he was given lots of info. I see it's not quite like that here on the Intl side.

[QUOTE=Jim0129;3028648]This puts me in a new situation, I am guessing that most of the stores in the airport are going to be closed at midnight, but I am just guessing, so my question for you guys is:

If any of you guys have arrived at this time, do you know if the money exchange places are open? Also, a store were I can buy a SIM card?[/QUOTE]There will probably be an exchange booth open as late as flights arrive. If not, I think there is a Bancolumbia ATM on the arrival level. You need to walk a little way toward the national side of the terminal to find it. There are numerous ATM's on the departure level. Go up the escalator just outside the arrival area. ATM's are near the escalator, along the wall away from the street. I don't think any stores that sell sim cards will be open. Any form that asks for cedula number, I select cedula de extranjero (or something similar) and enter my passport number. The last sim card I purchased was from a little store and I didn't have to register it.