Comparing thigh massage: 18 Sauna vs Sanado
[QUOTE=Bionicman]Was the thigh massage performed in the lounge?
Not much interested in YOUR outcome (LOL) but does she leads you to a HE or teases you but no end?[/QUOTE]-In 18 Sauna it was done in the lounge in full view of other clients which I don't like, although she places a towel over your groin to provide some measure of cover. I think the thigh massage in 18 Sauna was meant for a tease and not for HE, anytime she felt I was getting too excited she slowed down.
-In Sanado the thigh massage was done in a private room which provided better privacy. The cute Vietnamese girl who did my thigh massage actually asked me if I wanted full release which I declined as I was saving it for the main event. The thigh massage gals here are younger and much prettier than 18 sauna, but keep in mind they are not FS ladies.
Which sauna has Jumbo locker stalls for the F.O.A. mongers?
great report. silly question but, where do mongers put their luggage? i've only seen those small 3 feet high, by 1 feet wide locker stalls. are there jumbo locker stalls for the fresh off the airplane (f. o. a.) mongers?
[quote=speedo guy]was so horny after a 16 hours flight. went to the travel agent in shun tak center and bought a ticket to 18 sauna. this was my first time to go there. after an hour of turbojet, took a cab to the golden dragon hotel and 18 sauna was on the 6th floor. gave the manager my coupon and was handed a key to my locker. .[/quote]
Family friendly but unfortunately SG unfriendly
On my August (and September) trips to Macau, I noticed at the Macau exit customs there was a poster on the wall talking about certain people. Mainland Chinese?. That now needed an 'exit' paper to leave Macau. It would be an effective Customs way to scrutinize/punish the overly aggressive Street Girl.
Who knows what those hairy security guards are doing to the SGs in the back rooms. Probably getting a freebie or else its reporting time.
I miss the way the Lisboa girls used to paw and tug away at us when we walked by, and then unfortunately that Lisboa security guard would shoo them away. They would shoo away 3. 14 feet and hide behind the marble poles only to try and catch my eye.
Damn these American 5 star hotels and their non SG friendly policies.
[QUOTE=Luis1]Besides this visit to D2 most noticeable event this trip happenned with the girls outside the Venetian at 4am. Noticed many times the girls there runing away from the security but nothing serious,. But the security actually arrested the 2 girls and took them away somewhere in the compound although we insisted on getting them to our rooms?! Never seen anything like that before.[/QUOTE]
Luggage can be left at casino
Thanks for all the great luggage deposit tips.
At the Venetian Casino and City of Dreams' Bubble light show I deposited my Knapsack and Laptop at the 'Guest Services' counter, but I didn't know that I could have left the massive full size luggage.
Got to make use of these casinos who want to relieve us of as much of our dollars as possible.
[QUOTE=Thomas Jefferson]1. Upon arrival at the ferry terminal in macao, there are lockers and a left luggage area. You can leave your baggage there and just take some small bag with clothes to change with you, if you plan overnight in the sauna.
Or 2. (my favorite)
After arrival with ferry, take a hotel shuttle to any of the big casino hotels, they all have a left luggage counter. Just go there, give your luggage, maybe pay a few dollars (really not much!) and pick it up 1 or 2 days later. Again have an extra backback for the time you stay in macau.
Thomas Jefferson[/QUOTE]
Civil Servant flooding into Macau
Thanks for the info. I noticed some of the Civil Servants earned well above the average income. I remember one civil servant. I nicknamed her booth girl, since she sits in the passage booth, said that she earned 3000 RMB / month as starting pay, and another Civil Servant Manager who said she earned 9000 RMB / monght, an import vehicle, and also got a plot of land also as compensation.
These civil servants would definitely have some disposable income.
I can just imagine what will happen in two months when that rapid rail extension gets completed from Guanzhou to the tip of the Macau border.
Entire train loads of eager gamblers, and civil servants, ready to lose their salary in Macau, and drive up hotel prices, and drive up sauna prices.
[QUOTE=MegaPoint]That poster at the ferry terminal is not really directed at SGs. The Mainland government cracked down last year on Mainlanders who had a HK/Macau visa, to stop them from visiting Macau so often and losing piles of RMB...seems a lot of the biggest losers were Mainland civil servants!
So now they need an exit paper to get back into the Mainland, and if they try to cross from Macau into say, Zhuhai, and don't have one they are in big trouble (since they're not supposed to be there in the first place.) I believe they are now limited to 4 trips a year.[/QUOTE]