Post: #1

I realize these places can be good places to take dates but wonder if they actually can attract single women. What has been your experience?

My initial thoughts are probably not as my memory from years ago is that these places would be filled mainly with families with kids and/or couples but was curious what others experiences have been? Since these places are often listed as top attractions to cities, I wonder if they might pull some single women tourists looking for something to do during the day.

And speaking of single women tourists, what places do you think they would go outside of museums and shopping areas during the day in most cities without a beach or casino? Or where would you game during the day to find them?

Post: #2

Single women generally don't haunt them unless they're with family. In which case roll with your own family, get a conversation going between the two parties, and break her off from the group.

For other spots without a beach, parks are good.

Post: #3

(11-08-2017 08:01 PM)YoungBlade Wrote:  Single women generally don't haunt them unless they're with family. In which case roll with your own family, get a conversation going between the two parties, and break her off from the group.

For other spots without a beach, parks are good.

Thanks, this makes sense.

I was also thinking about historical sites. For example, in Texas you have places like The Alamo or The JFK related Sixth Floor Museum. My first thought is that these places would attract more men than women because they tend to prefer history more. But they are usually setup like a museum so maybe it still attracts its fair share of women tourists although less than an art museum. If some single women do go to these things, they might get bored of the history quickly and welcome being approach.

Post: #4

I've been to many such places all over Europe. Young, single, attractive women are in extremely short supply.

Post: #5

Outside of hired areas (clubs, bars, special events), I see the most dime pieces at art galleries or botanical gardens.

But they are usually on the young side. Like around 18 years old.

Post: #6

I've never tried but it has never occurred to me to try because I've always thought those places are filled with mostly families and old people. Maybe there will be some sexy cashiers working there.

Post: #7

Why dont you go there by yourself, do 50 approaches, and tell us about it? It's not like you are risking being thrown to the zoo animals.

You could become the pioneer of zoo game. This is how Roosh started his journey, wrote Bang and becomes who he is now. This is how Mystery wrote the foundational work of what we call pick-up. And I'm pretty sure such a thing can work. There was even this guy doing game in NYC subway.

Seriously though, back in the days of the early internet forums, people would just go out, try a bunch of different pick-up stuff, then compare their results online. Not asking if this will work or not. Kids these days...

Do write a datasheet if you do, I will certainly rep you.