Massage Parlor Reports

[NickMemphis]

I went to this AMP years ago for my first "walk on back" but never got any love. This place is across the street from Darden HQ and just up the road from the Ritz and the JW Marriott (which has a non-release spa on site). So I wondered if anyone knows about getting a release these days at Lotus Blossom.

[Ichithrew]

Yes, East orlando, not international.

But options galore.

I've been looking for a solid one near the East specifically close to the UCF area cause I'm there for work a lot. Any recs?

[MarkGew]

Is this the East qq that's closed or the one closer to I drive? I wanted to check out the East Orlando one soon.

Yes, East orlando, not international.

But options galore.

[CopKoda]

Booked an hour session with Mimi after my experience yesterday. Now I can give a better description of her. The picture is 100% her and she looks better in person tbh. She's 20 from Tokyo. She's 5'7, super spinner, not an ounce of fat on her with slender feminine curves. She says she does pilates and you can def tell. MM tear drop C cups that are soft to touch. I love MM tits when they are done like this. The view in CG is amazing. English is okay, she speaks fluent Japanese / Chinese. I was able to pop twice and had some time for post shower. BBBJ is okay, not the best but being on the bed and showing her what I like makes up for it. The only downside was I had to be more gentle than my usual rough pounding but I was okay with that.

If you love young petite spinners this is your girl. I am curious to try Nana but I'm drained, any reports would be appreciated.

[MarkGew]

Yeah if they know one is going down, they are usually pretty good at working on a replacement to take its place. But It's a lot for them to have to keep going through this process over and over and as a business owner myself I feel for them. With that being said I'm happy these girls decide to keep operating in our area rather than packing up and going somewhere else. These girls are incredible women and are very normal outside of work and they take care of us just as much as we take care of them.

Mark are the any decent options out your way? I might be wrong, but aren't you out in the Brevard area? I get out there a couple times a month.

Got to be hard for them to walk away from orlando, just the micky mouse money alone (dad slipping away) should keep this town booming.

As far as brevard, you might need a familiar girl, another bust over here and then the popular local news on face book 'space coast rocket' post my review from here in their face book article that was reporting on another AMP bust

Might say we need a cooling off period, luckily I'm not far from otown.

[HappyXxx-shill]

Bottom line, open one day closed the next.

But hey, got M&Y (orchid 66) and tokyo back!

Got to be so much money in this business they can afford to walk away!

Keep it up!

Yeah if they know one is going down, they are usually pretty good at working on a replacement to take its place. But It's a lot for them to have to keep going through this process over and over and as a business owner myself I feel for them. With that being said I'm happy these girls decide to keep operating in our area rather than packing up and going somewhere else. These girls are incredible women and are very normal outside of work and they take care of us just as much as we take care of them.

Mark are the any decent options out your way? I might be wrong, but aren't you out in the Brevard area? I get out there a couple times a month.

[MarkGew]

Well, "nicely" doesn't sound like a direct LE initiative (they seem to take pleasure in being anything BUT "nice") and it doesn't sound like "complaining neighbors", unless those complaints were made only to the landlord and not LE, so I would guess the landlord would be the most likely entity to "ask nicely" about anything, maybe from direct observation or possibly from other tenants observations/complaints in the building with the same landlord.

Assuming it's something like that, this would seem to make the case for actually buying a small (ramshackle, rundown) stand-alone building in an industrial area (think "Harold Avenue") where there'd be no landlord to deal with at all. At a bare minimum perhaps avoiding the strip-plaza type locations that this group seems so fond of using. Even leasing a small (ramshackle, rundown) stand-alone building in an industrial area would be better. At least the landlord is less likely to "ask nicely" (or at all) "to close up shop. " As long as it's a safe area, even the customers might feel better about NOT walking past family oriented restaurants or businesses (or overly social barbershops) to get to the front door.

Somebody with good contacts should be happy to pass that along. At least that would be my advice.

Bottom line, open one day closed the next.

But hey, got M&Y (orchid 66) and tokyo back!

Got to be so much money in this business they can afford to walk away!

Keep it up!

[MarkGew]

After the abrupt closing of QQ this is 8 or 10 miles away with some favorable reviews.

[MarkGew]

Anywhere that's a 2-3 mile radius from pine hills I consider the ghetto. Area of poor poverty and high crime rate. I'm an Orlando native so this is well known amongst locals.

Been working (construction) orlando on and off since 70's and that's a common name for that area.

but really? can anyone be oblivious to a ghetto scene? maybe the Griswolds from 'family vacation'

[Ichithrew]

I don't think they are reopening anytime soon, they were asked nicely to close up shop. This happens all the time. Give it some time and something else will open. I feel bad for these girls always having to start and stop and restart.

Is this the East qq that's closed or the one closer to I drive? I wanted to check out the East Orlando one soon.

[HappyXxx-shill]

One could go back further, but that's all pretty ancient nooz to note that Yuki/Mona were at Cherry Blossom on Bumby before that place got a visit from an Orlando SWAT team (not joking!) before showing up at Golden Gate, but not before they opened Bora Bora as a second location (directly across from a supposedly prestigious private prep-school!), which closed after a short run (Bora Bora... not the prep-school).

I, personally, don't go back further than the "Cherry Blossom origin point", but I wouldn't be surprised if some OG readers here could report that Yuki/Mona were at some OTHER place (or PLACES!!!) even before that!

Then, of course, there's the OTHER "Musical-Pussy" cartel, managed (with an iron-fist) by Snow/Keiko, which started out at Blue Ocean before closing (around the time of the Kraft-debacle) and showing up a few months later at Massage Connection, all before sliding on down to a roomier, more well-maintained facility with better parking at Milk Massage, and then, of course, seeming to have completely blown town permanently (at least so far ... hope springs eternal that Keiko will bring her talent pool back someday!) about the time of the last batch of LE-motivated closures.

Yes, it's almost impossible to keep up with all the moving parts, so my vote is that we just rely on current reporting and ask everybody to "keep up" (I'm betting the Admins would like that as it would seem to drive more traffic, and therefore more click-revenue).

P.S. I fixed your formatting issue with your original post... you were missing an open bracket on the quote closure near the end.

Gotta watch all the BBCODE syntax when editing a quoted post, or try this direct USASG link: http://www.usasexguide.nl/forum/misc.php?do=bbcode

Thank Doc. Looks like you added a couple other old fun spots to this one. Had some fun times at some of those places. Good times but we have some great spots now as well so. And things keep evolving with the Japanese opening up shop and it's only a matter of time before the K agencies make there way here.

Speaking of Blue Ocean, a few years back that place used to have some insanely hot Peruvian, Colombian, Venezuelan girls working there. I still here from these girls when they come back to Orlando and used to meet them one on one at a private location or when they were at a different store working. They don't like working for the Koreans over a blue ocean anymore. For those of you that know Anna / Nichole (Columbian hottie) or Olivia (Venezuelan hottie) they just wrapped up a short tour here in Orlando and will be back from Miami soon.

[CopKoda]

I'm not from the Orlando area, and really only get to Orange or Osceola Counties when navigating to whatever favorite AMP I'm trying to reach. While that's more often than I'd care to admit, I still don't get the opportunity to check out much of the rest of the "environs" on my frequent excursions. Soooo... I don't really have a feel for what parts of town are "what", with regard to demographics, neighborhoods, side-of-the-tracks, or whatever euphemism fits best.

It may be politically, culturally, or socially "incorrect" to ask, but what part of town could be called the "ghetto" (and for what reason), and are there any other "parts of town" that may have undesirable or unsafe (less safe?) areas for out-of-towners to be aware of? I don't mean to cast stereotypes, but if a PM reply is better suited for this, potentially insensitive, question, that's fine too.

Anywhere that's a 2-3 mile radius from pine hills I consider the ghetto. Area of poor poverty and high crime rate. I'm an Orlando native so this is well known amongst locals.

[Midnightpass]

I'm not from the Orlando area, and really only get to Orange or Osceola Counties when navigating to whatever favorite AMP I'm trying to reach. While that's more often than I'd care to admit, I still don't get the opportunity to check out much of the rest of the "environs" on my frequent excursions. Soooo... I don't really have a feel for what parts of town are "what", with regard to demographics, neighborhoods, side-of-the-tracks, or whatever euphemism fits best.

It may be politically, culturally, or socially "incorrect" to ask, but what part of town could be called the "ghetto" (and for what reason), and are there any other "parts of town" that may have undesirable or unsafe (less safe?) areas for out-of-towners to be aware of? I don't mean to cast stereotypes, but if a PM reply is better suited for this, potentially insensitive, question, that's fine too.

https://crimegrade.org/safest-places-in-orlando-fl/

[Dr Willy]

(...) out on 50 close to the ghetto. That's the only off putting thing (...)

I'm not from the Orlando area, and really only get to Orange or Osceola Counties when navigating to whatever favorite AMP I'm trying to reach. While that's more often than I'd care to admit, I still don't get the opportunity to check out much of the rest of the "environs" on my frequent excursions. Soooo... I don't really have a feel for what parts of town are "what", with regard to demographics, neighborhoods, side-of-the-tracks, or whatever euphemism fits best.

It may be politically, culturally, or socially "incorrect" to ask, but what part of town could be called the "ghetto" (and for what reason), and are there any other "parts of town" that may have undesirable or unsafe (less safe?) areas for out-of-towners to be aware of? I don't mean to cast stereotypes, but if a PM reply is better suited for this, potentially insensitive, question, that's fine too.

[Dr Willy]

(...) they were asked nicely to close up shop.

Well, "nicely" doesn't sound like a direct LE initiative (they seem to take pleasure in being anything BUT "nice") and it doesn't sound like "complaining neighbors", unless those complaints were made only to the landlord and not LE, so I would guess the landlord would be the most likely entity to "ask nicely" about anything, maybe from direct observation or possibly from other tenants observations/complaints in the building with the same landlord.

Assuming it's something like that, this would seem to make the case for actually buying a small (ramshackle, rundown) stand-alone building in an industrial area (think "Harold Avenue") where there'd be no landlord to deal with at all. At a bare minimum perhaps avoiding the strip-plaza type locations that this group seems so fond of using. Even leasing a small (ramshackle, rundown) stand-alone building in an industrial area would be better. At least the landlord is less likely to "ask nicely" (or at all) "to close up shop. " As long as it's a safe area, even the customers might feel better about NOT walking past family oriented restaurants or businesses (or overly social barbershops) to get to the front door.

Somebody with good contacts should be happy to pass that along. At least that would be my advice.