Thread: Bogota Reports
+
Add Report
Results 691 to 705 of 16120
-
04-01-25 07:30 #15430Senior Member

Posts: 18757I can not believe people are still ordering shit without asking prices. About 20 years ago I was in France with some buddys and we walked into a cabaret. They ordered drinks and I asked for a menu. When I opened the menu I saw that the cheapest thing was water at 35 euro. The drinks my friends had ordered were 40 euro. Nothing for me. Thanks.
Originally Posted by Woodman09
[View Original Post]
Then that scam used to be run in Mexico where you buy the chick a drink and it ends up costing $100. My friend said he did not have enough money so they sent a big dude to the ATM with him to make sure he came back with the cash.
I guess I have never been rich enough to willy nilly order shit without first knowing the price.
-
04-01-25 07:02 #15429Regular Member

Posts: 7Responding to you because you're a legend, Tom.
Originally Posted by TomJackin
[View Original Post]
The information found on this forum for the city of Bogota is poor.
To start, the "Zona de Tolerancia" should be avoided. The club Troya can be relied upon if you have no other options. The experience of visiting the club is bizarre: for a block or two around Troya security guards flank the streets to create a demilitarized zone. Outside of that boundary are hordes of drugged out zombies. Inside the club the atmosphere might be ok, if slow. I did not see Colombian clientele there, only two bewildered Asian tourists. This is a sign you're in the wrong place, we're not in Asia. Where are the young wealthy Colombian men?
Young people partying can be found in the neighborhood Chapinero, at various bars and dance clubs. I'll provide the name of a salsa club that is nearby some action: "Sandunguera The temple of classical salsa". The salsa club is remarkable. Around those streets you'll see young people partying, drinking, and darting in and out of various dance clubs spread out across a few blocks on a Friday or Saturday night. Nearby are at least two of the more popular electronic dance clubs, which I won't name. Upon seeing a colorful brightly lit hallway on those streets I walked in to discover an unnamed brothel full of young hood men drinking with girls -- while I would not recommend that particular establishment, opportunities abound. On other streets barkers will bring you into some of the clubs you've cited, such as "Pussy House".
From the above salsa club you can walk to another nightlife area, Parque de LOS Hippies. Keep an eye out, or even ask people, and you'll discover places.
The prevalence of motels in that region suggests there must be more. Many of the motels do not readily appear on Google Maps as they're explicitly love motels. I suspect there are establishments that are difficult to find. Or perhaps everything has moved online and either nobody knows or nobody is willing to share. From catching a glimpse of the regular nightlife scene, I sense a depth to Bogota.
-
03-31-25 23:56 #15428Senior Member

Posts: 1702That breaks down to 30 minutes with each chica at 85 k each.
Originally Posted by TomJackin
[View Original Post]
-
03-31-25 20:59 #15427Senior Member

Posts: 2952I took one at a time.
Originally Posted by ThreesomeLvrr
[View Original Post]
-
03-31-25 17:48 #15426Senior Member

Posts: 386I always go up to the bar, try to sit at the bar, and order directly from the bartender. That way no waiter is involved to demand a tip or overcharge. Also, you can see your beer and make sure nobody put a drug in it.
Originally Posted by Woodman09
[View Original Post]
-
03-31-25 16:38 #15425Senior Member

Posts: 1326Waiters are on there own
The waiters make their own prices. They make no salary so the tips are their pay. I know that the 50 mil beer trick is a commonly pulled by some. You should always ask how much the beer / drink is when ordering it-- But if you would have said you are only going to pay 25-35 mil you would have only had to pay that-.
Originally Posted by DidierD
[View Original Post]
So the lesson is to always ask first-- Another lesson is too always have small bills-.
-
03-31-25 03:00 #15424Regular Member

Posts: 3How does this work? Like a gang bang at a swingers club with prepagos?
Originally Posted by TomJackin
[View Original Post]
How many guys were there at the same time as you? Any group stuff (MFFF or FMMM?) or just take it in turns with one chica at a time?
-
03-30-25 20:24 #15423Senior Member

Posts: 26I had already been to troya which was good where I payed 10,000 for a Poker so the next day the California guys approached me and I was like sure I'll come in and I'the been seated for 30 seconds and this other guy bought me a corona opened and said 50,000. I was like wtf and he said " oh to late I've opened it now" I didn't care I was like whatever here's your 50,000 but you won't be seeing me again and left, I ignored them the rest of my trip.
Originally Posted by Kazeu
[View Original Post]
Thank you, I will defo buy some green next time I'm in SF. Defo won't be paying 50,000 for a joint LOL.
-
03-30-25 20:20 #15422Senior Member

Posts: 26Ah okay man thanks. Yeah when I was there it would range from 50-70 k but I remember the lookers charging higher end. When I was in Troya I had 2 seperate danced for 25,000 and 30,000 and both great value. Ass and tits in my face for the full 7-10 minutes or so. Usually after you have a beer and sit down a girl will approach you, this was like a Wednesday afternoon at 3 pm when it was dead.
Originally Posted by ThreesomeLvrr
[View Original Post]
-
03-30-25 19:53 #15421Senior Member

Posts: 759Why did you pay the 50 k for a corona? That's outrageous in santa fe. Why didn't you just leave? Did you not know the price before you ordered the corona? If you're at a new place, always ask the price before buying something. Don't talk to men that a approach you. In fact don't talk to anyone that approaches you. Thats a good rule to follow. Weed should be 5 k for a joint. Maybe a slightly more.
Originally Posted by DidierD
[View Original Post]
-
03-30-25 16:46 #15420Senior Member

Posts: 231From Ibis I always like walking down carrera 7 and then turning the corner at compania casa del ray and walking down Calle 22. I'll grab a coffee next to the coffee / used book shop right next to the cinema if I'm dragging a bit. Not the best coffee but it does the trick. Carrera 7 is usually always busy enough and For most of the walk into SF Calle 22 is quite a well lit street for Bogota standards. I'm usually walking down there before 9 pm and most of the stores are still open along the walk and there's usually a game at the soccer park right before you get to the transmillenio stop which is basically the start of SF so it doesn't feel as deserted as some of the other streets in the evening. I'll usually always get someone right next to there ask me to buy something. Never can figure out wtf it is they're trying to sell me it's like a bag with more plastic bags in it I can't figure it out LOL. Was there about a month ago and had a good time. I've been enjoying the casas more lately. Partly because there's always 1 or 2 thin girls there and thin girls are my thing. On my last trip Fiebre and Troya were the better clubs but it's all dependent on the night. I did feel the clubs were a bit quieter though but having said that I only need 1 or 2 girls and I'm good for the night so it's not like I need to be inundated with stunners. Prices in the club for me were all around 120-150 k depending on what debauchery you want.
Also not wanting to play it down or whatever but honestly I've been here a number of times now and apart from the odd homeless guy asking for something I've never had a problem knock on wood. I've also (thankfully) never been involved with or even seen a stabbing so while I'm not going to say it doesn't happen I can say I've never seen one. For what it's worth in my home city in the states there was a stabbing not too far from me but I don't consider my neighborhood a bad neighborhood and I wouldn't dissuade people from coming to it. Just to put things into perspective. Enjoy the trip.
Originally Posted by Jstir
[View Original Post]
-
03-30-25 09:07 #15419Regular Member

Posts: 3More or less. I've been generally quoted between 50 and 80. Lower away from the main area where the clubs are. Higher for the real cuties and on Friday / Saturday evenings. A couple of times even quoted 100 or more, though couldn't tell whether this was for a longer time with a deeper experience or they just didn't like me haha (they said the former, might have meant the latter).
Originally Posted by DidierD
[View Original Post]
How much are the dances in the clubs? And how does that work? Do you just call a girl over and ask for a dance, or negotiate price etc first (I've seen dances vary from very perfunctory to pretty full on, and for them to hang around a lot after several dances or just do a single song then leave).
I've never had a dance in a club (never seen the point) but would like to try it next time I'm there. Any wisdom from you experienced dance lovers?
-
03-29-25 23:11 #15418Senior Member

Posts: 26Good idea to take small bills into the clubs, California club was the worst I'd walk in and within 5 seconds the waiter would bring over a bottle of Corona and charge me 50,000 pesos. I paid it and left immediately I hate shit like that. Some guy on Calle 23 asked me if I wanted anything, I asked how much for weed and he quoted 60,000 but I just declined. The Troya club was quite good with a good selection of girls.
Originally Posted by DaVinci40
[View Original Post]
-
03-29-25 22:54 #15417Senior Member

Posts: 26Santa fe street prices
Yo guys, are SF street prices still the same? 60 k for 15/20 minutes? Haven't been for 18 months I'm back in 6 weeks! After a few private dances in Troya I like a good session.
-
03-29-25 21:53 #15416Senior Member

Posts: 2952I was there yesterday.
Originally Posted by MrEnternational
[View Original Post]
Name: Spa Chicas.
Hours: 11 am to 9 pm.
Services: 4 women for 2 hours, 340 k.
Chicas: Decent.
Fun place!

.png)








Reply With Quote


