Travelling To Mexico

[superheavyrhun]

Hey guys,

I know we've got guys from across the world here on the forum, and some particular advocates of Mexico and Mexican boxing like @Violent Demise and @killersheep on here.

I'm taking my pale white ass over to Mexico in a few weeks time to a friend's wedding, and am spending four days in Mexico City before heading over to the beach at Zihuatanejo on the west coast to catch some sun before I head back to enjoy the British summer.

Any travel tips or advice for me?

[Violent Demise]

Stay away from cartel areas. And don't leave any pretty women alone anywhere. Cartel will kidnap them and they'll never be seen again. And that's not a joke

[superheavyrhun]

Stay away from cartel areas. And don't leave any pretty women alone anywhere. Cartel will kidnap them and they'll never be seen again. And that's not a joke

I'm not taking any with me, but what would be the chances of kidnapping one back with me?

[IamInuit]

If you are going to be in Mexico city then Teotihuacan is a must see. Climb the pyramids and take some photos. Get a tour guide from the hotel and establish the price first. One of the most incredible things on earth. Morelia is a cool city and Guanajuato.

[Andre]

Take two wallets, if you get robbed give up the false one with few $ and a few old cards etc, old broken phone worth having too maybe. Keep the real goods down in your money belt below your other belt line.
Dont go to local smaller boxing matches.
Be prepared 100% to pay a bribe if you are pulled over, deal with it before you get to the station cause the closer you get to there the more it will cost if you get locked down it will cost others in your home country.
If shopping make sure they dont turn their backs on you when wrapping stuff up cause you wont get what you paid for, it'll be a shit version.
Sorry about the survival info mate, but VD is bang on and when you are knowing, they somehow know you know as your eyes meet and then they go for some clutz instead of you.

[Violent Demise]

Stay away from cartel areas. And don't leave any pretty women alone anywhere. Cartel will kidnap them and they'll never be seen again. And that's not a joke

I'm not taking any with me, but what would be the chances of kidnapping one back with me?

Not good. Thanks to them faggot ass terrorists. 9/11 changed everything. Them days of going into Mexico at 3 pm, getting drunk while you get lap dances from multiple 17 year old strippers and still making it back into the US before you go to work at 10 pm are over. It's damn near impossible to bring someone back with you. And it's a damn shame. Cuz they got some of the most gorgeous women ever. And all they wanna do is cook you something to eat while they do your laundry. Either way have a good trip

[greynotsoold]

Stay away from cartel areas. And don't leave any pretty women alone anywhere. Cartel will kidnap them and they'll never be seen again. And that's not a joke

I'm not taking any with me, but what would be the chances of kidnapping one back with me?

Not good. Thanks to them faggot ass terrorists. 9/11 changed everything. Them days of going into Mexico at 3 pm, getting drunk while you get lap dances from multiple 17 year old strippers and still making it back into the US before you go to work at 10 pm are over. It's damn near impossible to bring someone back with you. And it's a damn shame. Cuz they got some of the most gorgeous women ever. And all they wanna do is cook you something to eat while they do your laundry. Either way have a good trip

20 years ago I used to go to El Paso to visit friends and then go to Juarez for the fights. From the area where my friend's family lived in El Paso, you could go down the road and cross into mexico on a one lane wooden bridge, get Corona for $5 a case, even after you paid the 'guard' on the bridge.
When I was last there in 1997, cocaine was literally being thrown across the Rio grande like tennis balls. You could go across into the less reputable areas of Juarez and back with no 'security' whatsoever...Don't think I would do that now.

[FinitoElDinamita]

I suggest u not go unless u know somebody.. If ur a foreigner and look like u got money, you are in danger.

My friend's uncle runs with the Sinaloa Cartel so ive been there alot without trouble but still, Mexico is a dangerous place..

[TitoFan]

Hey guys,

I know we've got guys from across the world here on the forum, and some particular advocates of Mexico and Mexican boxing like @Violent Demise and @killersheep on here.

I'm taking my pale white ass over to Mexico in a few weeks time to a friend's wedding, and am spending four days in Mexico City before heading over to the beach at Zihuatanejo on the west coast to catch some sun before I head back to enjoy the British summer.

Any travel tips or advice for me?

@superheavyrhun :

Mexico City's a bit smoggy, but once you get out to the countryside, it's nice. The city's also quite crowded... depends on what you're used to. Also, even the food is quite tasty, avoid any roadside stands if at all possible. The people are generally friendly and willing to help out a tourist.

Have a good trip.

[superheavyrhun]

thanks for the recommendations guys, teotihuacan is on the first day in MC, then xoxhimilco on the second day.

as for being wary, i am naturally fairly conservative as ive travelled a fair bit in the past. taking an old phone with a pay as you go sim instead of the iphone. as for money, i don't tend to carry more than i need anyway.

looking forward to hitting the beach and seeing the sun for once!

[0james0]

Buy a cool hat and drink tequila.