jimmiz
Well-Known Member
No, it was the same the week before.Thanks for the honest feedback. Maybe less attendance at their so-called closing parties because they carry on properly during winter season?
I wish them to work more from now.
No, it was the same the week before.Thanks for the honest feedback. Maybe less attendance at their so-called closing parties because they carry on properly during winter season?
I think a lot has to do with its location. Unfortunately unless you live nearby it’s a bit of a mission to get there especially if you don’t have a car which shouldn’t be an option after a club night, unless totally sober and taxis, to get there and back from, can be really expensive depending which part of the island you are coming from.To be honest?
The crowd in ibiza today doesn't deserve a place like this.
Last weekend, which was a closing weekend, at 7pm Sunday we were only 50 people dancing "al aire libre", with a fantastic sound system and a very good line-up. Between Las Dalias Garden and Akasha, the concept looks awesome to me.
But I'm a dinosaur.
For me it seemed the best place on earth to finish a clubs closing weekend in ibiza.
But it seems that 99% of the ibiza closings crowd desagree with me.
OK. I thought it was more than that but if you think about two rides coming up to almost 50€ just for taxis, it does make it quite expensive.We went directly from Bora Bora by taxi for 24€.
The price of a long drink in any clubs.
Same here in the south en la ciudad. A mixture of clouds and sun and a bit windy, still had a couple of dips in the sea tho. Amazing!About the weather :
Right here, right now, in the northest place of the island, on my terrace (which is in the shade all day long) :
26° degrees, no wind, clear (not totally blue) sky
Absolutely, I agree, we all need rain, Ibiza more than ever, especially after the hot, busy summer we had.Well... I'm not sure it's a good thing, the island (all southern Europe imo) needs some rain..
Stats are stats, but will they report "the coldest February on record" in the same way?This kind of news will polarise the forum into those who think it is great news and those (like me) who are very unnerved by what is happening.
Europe has 'warmest October on record', EU earth programme says
Europe has 'warmest October on record', EU earth programme says #EuropeNewswww.euronews.com
Summer without rain is kind of normal in the south of Europe , but not like it was this summer , central and Northern Europe are very dry also and even now that the temperature are back to normal ( for country like Germany , Belgium, Holland , north of France ) I guess same in the uk ?! We don’t have the rain the nature need to get !Well... I'm not sure it's a good thing, the island (all southern Europe imo) needs some rain..
Temperature definitely not back to normal here in Newcastle. Been 17/18 degrees a few days this week which is literally unheard of for this timeSummer without rain is kind of normal in the south of Europe , but not like it was this summer , central and Northern Europe are very dry also and even now that the temperature are back to normal ( for country like Germany , Belgium, Holland , north of France ) I guess same in the uk ?! We don’t have the rain the nature need to get !
The things we are talking for years are becoming a really even sooner than we think ..