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post 1578427941 04-19-2019, 06:07 PM
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holy crap i came back to 4 pages lol ill trawl through this thread over the next couple of days and reply
Originally Posted By CodeMajic
I've travelled all over mexico and I live in Mexico city. It sounds like you're flying into mexico city and flying out of Cancun?
thinking about flying into mexico city, spending 2-3 days there then heading over to yucatan area for chichen itza, coba (Cenote Dos Ojos, scuba dive at dos ojos, Cave at Cenote Caracol etc). Will probs rent a car and drive around the yucatan area.
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You ever had your hands feet and head cut off before OP and shoved up your own angus?
no but ive had my gf's tongue up there and it felt good (srs)

(not srs)

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Originally Posted By xTKSx
Good luck. A friend of mine went a couple years ago with his brother and he said he's never going back. They were driving a rented car when they were cut off and blocked by a police cruiser. They hopped out with rifles and told them to get out of the car. The cops told them they can either pay them and leave or they will take all of their money and take them to jail. They obviously paid them and the cops let them go.

Another friend of mine was cycling from California across Mexico, his trip wasn't so bad. Nobody messed with him except one day he was cycling through a small town. A jeep filled with people with AK-47's jumped out and started questioning him in Spanish. He vaguely spoke Spanish but was able to tell them he's simply a tourist cycling through Mexico. They went through his phone and told him he could leave, they didn't take anything from him so that was good.

Call me a pussy but unless I'm going to Cabo, I'm not going to Mexico.
looool fuarrrrk im planning on renting car and driving around the east coast. inb4 wrong turn 7
Originally Posted By Retoaded
US State Dept advisory map:



yellow: same level as in most European countries. relatively safe but I would still avoid traveling cross country.

orange: no go.

red: go ahead and chop off your hands and feet and save the cartels the trouble
luckily im planning to hit the amber areas... hopefully ill avoid dem kidnapping goalz 2019 mayne
Originally Posted By OffwhiteBrah
Been there 8 times, no idea where all these crimes are happening but if you stay in the tourist district and within distance of your resort you should have nothing to worry about. Haven't been to west coast mexico as i heard its a little more dangerous there. Cancun , Cozumel and Playa del carmen are pretty safe from my experience. Have fun boyo
yes playa del carmen on my list too, gotta show my cliveceps off on dat beach
Originally Posted By topperstyle
Don’t do it.

And I’m not even kidding.
weirdly the more people that are saying its dangerous and advising against it the more i wanna go... wtf lol. my life's in a bit of a limbo atm i need a thrilling adventure mayne
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Originally Posted By randombrah1
Im from mexico and this map is correct. You will never see me going to the red states. Unless is by the huge driveways and major cities, any smaller city is a no go. And on big cities be careful. There are *******s from cartels that drive like dumb kunts and if you get them mad (even if you are right) they can fuk you up and probably will, bars and night clubs are also something to be cautious about (approacht he girl of some ******* who is a cartel member and you gonna get rekt).

If you know how to respect people you will have no problems. Even then be cautious.
went brazil and found it pretty safe tbh. well until the last night when we were in a club and a security guard threatened to shoot someone and armed cops swooped in lmfao. we left pretty swiftly.
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Originally Posted By Comply_or_Die
weirdly the more people that are saying its dangerous and advising against it the more i wanna go... wtf lol. my life's in a bit of a limbo atm i need a thrilling adventure mayne
Feel free to PM me if you end up going. I can give you a few good spots to go to in order to mitigate your exposure to the bad ****.
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Originally Posted By randombrah1
Yeah, pretty much this.

If you are the type that gets drunk and does dumb **** dont come tho, types like this may not get back to their country ever.
yeah luckily i aint like that... im all about the adventures, good food, good scenery... not getting wasted and getting into fights with locals.
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Originally Posted By Comply_or_Die
weirdly the more people that are saying its dangerous and advising against it the more i wanna go... wtf lol. my life's in a bit of a limbo atm i need a thrilling adventure mayne
theyll cut off you dick and stick it up your ass while you're still alive, and you're last final thoughts will be thinking of the misc and how they told you not to go, as you fall to your knees with your own dik up ur ass before they decapitate you with a machete and hang your body under a bridge
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I happen to like OP , so I hope he doesn’t chance it . Going to miss his posts
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Originally Posted By umadbroski
wow, americans do have a weird image of what mexico really is.

Is not like you get beheaded walking down the street.

99% of people you see on your american news getting beheaded is people involved in those "bussiness"

I think you have a higher chance of being involved on a random terrorist attack on the united states than actually getting killed on mexico.

anyway, phuck you guys, we dont need your tourist money, *******s.
lololol when i researched mexico i saw sandy beaches, cenotes, picturesque mountains. misc makin' me depressed
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Originally Posted By BROPOTOMAS
Reconsider OP. A high school friend of mine was killed late last year while exploring Mexico, on his way to meet family waiting for him to meet them in Mexico City. Google Patrick Braxton-Andrew.
holy crap, sorry for your loss. im stayin' away from north western mexico mayne.
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post 1578428731 04-19-2019, 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted By topperstyle
I have been there 10 times in the last 5 years and it literally only gets worse.

I was there in playa del Carmen last year and within the three days I was there 1. Two dudes shot up a beach from a god damn jet ski, and 2. Some tourist lady from Canada was found stabbed to death on a dock.

The food is mediocre at best, and the people are rude and don’t care for anyone not from Mexico.

Go to Costa Rica or something where it’s safe and people are nice. Money goes further.
where can i go in june/july? i wanted to go argentina, costa rica or chile but i heard the weather aint good then.
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Originally Posted By CodeMajic
you have no idea what you're talking about homeboy. Here's a vlog i'm featured in about guanajuato. As you can see its chill af and there's cool chit to do. Everyone who visits gto and other mexicans say its one of the best places in mexico...

I'm the skinny kunt with the blue tank



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...and i make vlogs about mexico city and a few other places nearby. Places that are orange and red on the map...just dont be a retard and you'll be fine. Here's my channel


https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIY...fU9f0t8ram4EOQ
any recommendations for mexico city? also food places?
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Originally Posted By nn586
theyll cut off you dick and stick it up your ass while you're still alive, and you're last final thoughts will be thinking of the misc and how they told you not to go, as you fall to your knees with your own dik up ur ass before they decapitate you with a machete and hang your body under a bridge
fuark thats turning me on.

im sold
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Originally Posted By pla1njane
If you’re really all that worried about safety(miscers are exaggerating) I’d go to Merida or Valladolid. Both are very safe but the food is practically mostly pork and fatty food. They’re close to beaches(Cancun being one of them), and you can find cenotes there which are just
biuriful.

As for in Mexico City, I’d recommend going to Bellas Artes, and maybe check out some museums around there(if you like museums). Polanco is also like the boujee part around there. Most tourist things will probably be downtown. Also, you should get some pan dulce while you’re there.

Is Mexico corrupt? Yes, but as long as you mind your business you should be fine, honestly.
thanks. will check out.

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after watching many and many gore videos, what i can say that 70% of south america should get nuked, reduced to dust then you can probably travel safely there.

can't understand people who go to literal chitholes when there are other destinations that are a lot better. if you have a fetish to get killed then go for it
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Originally Posted By DefensiveEnd896
There's a lot of other countries that are safer that you can visit. Unless you have family there or something like that I'd pass. Sure you may go and be fine but there's a chance you go and never see your family/friends again. Why take an unnecessary risk?

If you are going to go just be extremely safe man. Don't get too drunk or anything like that.
problem is i wanna hit south america end of june/july but weather is crap then.
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Originally Posted By topperstyle
Feel free to PM me if you end up going. I can give you a few good spots to go to in order to mitigate your exposure to the bad ****.
thanks, will rep on r/c if i havent already.

im checkin out will reply/rep when im back.

peace out boyos
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I am Mexican, specifically from Monterrey and let's be honest... that **** is dangerous, don't lie to yourselves fellow mexicans. Cartels are the reason I don't visit my family in Mexico anymore, I rather stay up here in the states. Yeah there is a huge problem with guns in America, but those odds are still better than the ****ing cartels in Mexico. My dad always gets hassled for money when he tries to cross the border from America to Mexico to visit his family. And no mexican can argue in good faith that Mexico ever compares to America. There is a reason mexicans try to cross over to America for a better life. If Mexico was so great then why would they cross over?

OP don't take your chances visiting Mexico, there is way better and SAFER things to do. Plus, a lot of cooks in Mexico don't follow any sanitary rules, so that's pretty disgusting.
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Originally Posted By Comply_or_Die
went brazil and found it pretty safe tbh. well until the last night when we were in a club and a security guard threatened to shoot someone and armed cops swooped in lmfao. we left pretty swiftly.
Just came back from Brazil (Rio) and the danger there is overblown (imo). I wouldn’t walk around favelas at 2AM but Leblon... Ipanema... Copacabana... Santa Theresa... all quite safe. Would go back in a heartbeat.

Mexico on the other hand lol.... not a fukking chance. Probably the LAST place i’d ever want to tour around on my own. Not sure why you’d ever want to tbh. Might as well go to Afghanistan and take a long drive into the mountains lol. What could go wrong?

If I were you I’d just go back to Brazil and simply try a different part (it’s a huge country). Even in their winter it’s still over 70 degrees.

In b4 news story about OP’s disappearance and 10 page thread of miscers saying “play stupid games....”
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Originally Posted By Comply_or_Die
problem is i wanna hit south america end of june/july but weather is crap then.
Well if you set on going just play it safe. Go to the safer areas and take all precautions you can and you should be alright... You say you aren't a big drinker so I am guessing you don't use drugs so that'll help avoid problems. I'm sure there are message boards on the web about travelling to Mexico I'd go there and ask any questions you might have. Good luck and have fun.
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Originally Posted By Comply_or_Die
holy crap i came back to 4 pages lol ill trawl through this thread over the next couple of days and reply



thinking about flying into mexico city, spending 2-3 days there then heading over to yucatan area for chichen itza, coba (Cenote Dos Ojos, scuba dive at dos ojos, Cave at Cenote Caracol etc). Will probs rent a car and drive around the yucatan area.
If you wanna chill when you get to mexico city hit me up boyo. I live in condesa (very nice area) and can help you get around and see things cheaply and efficiently. My ig is @blaydeaustin
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I went to Cancun back in 2017 not long after they had some shooting in the hotel zone. The resort areas are fine, felt a little shady in downtown Cancun at night (no problems during the day). This one guy followed us 4 (2 couples) at least 3 blocks trying to get us to come into his bar, until we lost him by running into a store. EVERYONE WILL try to shove a menu in your face to get you to come with them. Lots of clubs to party. We went to a strip club where they promised it was free entry outside and then charged the guys 20 bucks. I felt shady to begin with but went in anyway. At least 20 people watching us at all time. As soon as I went into the bathroom the security guy offers me coke and god knows what else. Didn’t want to get caught in Mexico with drugs, even weed. (Smoked some green in the Bahamas with locals but that was fun times). Anyways we left and wandered around downtown trying to find a taxi. Eventually took a bus with some catholic choir girls signing lol. Dropped us off in front of the hotel.

The excursions were awesome and totally safe for us. Went to chicken itza, and also to la isla mujeres. Had a great time there and absolutely no problems. The guides were great on the bus to chicken itza. One of the kids on the exercursion with us (think he was 18 or so) got arrested for drinking. Parents had to bail them out and pay 300 bucks or something on the island to get him out. Scams everywhere.


If you’re going to be traveling outside of those tourist areas, just do anything you can to minimize how much you stand out. Don’t become a target.
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Stay at a resort or don't go at all. You'll likely be killed in 2 weeks of just backpacking through Mexico 100% serious
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Youll be chainsawed in the neck by the cartel don't do it op
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Originally Posted By DrWilliam
Stay at a resort or don't go at all. You'll likely be killed in 2 weeks of just backpacking through Mexico 100% serious
^This , and stay off the beaches late at night . Can’t find the link now, but not long ago there was an article about drug cartels moving into the resorts too .
Some people were on display hung from a bridge by Cabo San Lucas , which is normally away from cartel violence.
Mexico , not even once
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Went to cancun for a week and I heard its been getting increasingly dangerous. Not once did I feel unsafe though, even though I stayed in an airbnb near downtown. You do get hassled though, I think the biggest thing you can do is brush up on your spanish
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Easy to spot the guys selling drug on the beach while I was there. Just stay away from them
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Originally Posted By umadbroski
wow, americans do have a weird image of what mexico really is.

Is not like you get beheaded walking down the street.

99% of people you see on your american news getting beheaded is people involved in those "bussiness"

I think you have a higher chance of being involved on a random terrorist attack on the united states than actually getting killed on mexico.

anyway, phuck you guys, we dont need your tourist money, *******s.
WTF are you talking about. The odds of dying in a terrorist attack in the USA is so low it is essentially zero.

Mexico had its highest murder rate ever last year with 33,000+. The USA with more than twice the population only has 1/3rd of that on average.

If you toss in kidnapping, extortion, assault, robbery, rape, carjacking, etc into the math. You're looking at a 5-10% chance of being the victim of violent crime each year. Ya... fk that.

The problem with places like Mexico is that when things go bad... they go real bad... and you're basically on your own. It's not like the USA where the police will be out looking for you. All levels of infrastructure in Mexico are corrupt as chit so you're truly fkd unless you have money/connections.
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Originally Posted By faxanadu
WTF are you talking about. The odds of dying in a terrorist attack in the USA is so low it is essentially zero.

Mexico had its highest murder rate ever last year with 33,000+. The USA with more than twice the population only has 1/3rd of that on average.

If you toss in kidnapping, extortion, assault, robbery, rape, carjacking, etc into the math. You're looking at a 5-10% chance of being the victim of violent crime each year. Ya... fk that.

The problem with places like Mexico is that when things go bad... they go real bad... and you're basically on your own. It's not like the USA where the police will be out looking for you. All levels of infrastructure in Mexico are corrupt as chit so you're truly fkd unless you have money/connections.
Although I agree with your last point, almost all the murders are cartel-related
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Literally just happened

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Originally Posted By umadbroski
wow, americans do have a weird image of what mexico really is.

Is not like you get beheaded walking down the street.

99% of people you see on your american news getting beheaded is people involved in those "bussiness"

I think you have a higher chance of being involved on a random terrorist attack on the united states than actually getting killed on mexico.

anyway, phuck you guys, we dont need your tourist money, *******s.
Stupid ass, a bus load of
43 students disappeared in 2014, never found them. Guess it's all made up? Mexico is a crap hole, sorry but it is.

Op
Good luck with your dismembered body hanging from an overpass goals in 2019.

Although that doesn't happen according to this guy.
Fuk they were beheading people in Acapulco.
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"I'm not afraid to die, I'm afraid I'll survive and have to watch you suffer" - Thy Art Is Murder

"Life will cease so breathe deep" - Lorna Shore
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