Montreal Strip Clubs, --extra's or OTC possible?

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• gatorfan

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  12 years ago

  No Canada is dry
• inno123

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  12 years ago

  Canada has legal outcall escorts. Montreal has tons of them. Why mess around with all the cost/complexity of a club just to get OTC?
• georgmicrodong

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  12 years ago

  Why? Looking at a variety of naked women, coupled with the very real possibility of sex when the viewing is done, has an attraction all it's own. I understand that desire completely. As an overall enjoyable experience, calling a number in the yellow pages pales in comparison.
• Kprince

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  12 years ago

  Exactly, if anyone's ever visited detroit, seeing the goods up close and personal and being able to talk to a variety and negotiate on the spot before doing the deed beats calling a number, waiting for the girl to arrive, hoping the pics are real, then when confronted with something not to your standards, having to send her away...
• Kprince

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  12 years ago

  From my research any extra's in the club don't seen to exist despite the many strip clubs in downtown montreal... Although getting lap dances at 15.00 a pop with some gorgeous women seems fun in itself, being able to bust a nut would be better of course.. detroit has spoiled me lol. I've heard of some other places nearby montreal where you could pick and choose the lady and do the deed (grand prix) but they have closed down, if anyone has any relevant info, please share. Thanks.
• dallas702

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  12 years ago

  It has been about four years since I was there but I doubt it has changed much. On the Island most of the clubs have good evening traffic, plenty of good looking girls, inexpensive - hands on - lap dances, and very little in the way of "premium" extras. To get to an "extra" friendly club you need to travel "off island." Drive about 10 to 30 Km, in just about any direction, and you can find clubs that are very extras friendly and some even have an outstanding selection of good looking women. Check out the review section map and click on clubs around, but not in, Montreal. Of course that means you will need your own car, it is just too far out to make a cab feasible. The only other possible problem you might encounter is language. I was warned that few people, outside Montreal, spoke English and I needed to know French to get around. Turned out, that is not quite true. I don't speak French and had little difficulty. A few times in eateries, convenience stores and gas stations I was faced with servers/clerks with no English but we managed. Nearly every dancer I met in the several clubs I visited spoke English very well. Good luck.