Hello, I'm new to this forum but i see that there are many questions and answers about escorts and clubs in here. I plan to make a visit to Amsterdam's RLD but I've got some questions regarding the service for people with disabilities. I have a physical disability where i cannot walk by myself (only with help), so i have to use a chair to move around. Does any one know escort agencies in Amsterdam that deal frequently with people with disabilities and treat them same as any other client? i tried contacting one escort agency explaining my situation and the guy said he would have to charged me three hours minimum with the escort because of my limitations, and said that even if i stayed one or two hours it would still be the same price. Would it be better if i seek a club instead of a escort agency?

Any recommendations are welcomed.

Thank you.

Sorry I can't think of anywhere with great access off the top of my head. I would say think about going for one of the expensive independent escorts (Conchita, Dita etc). Not cheap, but they mostly have two or three hour minimums for everyone, so you wouldn't be paying over the odds. They give great service and take pride in what they do. I would imagine they'd be happy to help.

Interestingly enough, I do recall Dita mentioning to me that she has or had a regular client who has MS, so she would be a good one to try. She's also absolutely fantastic, so you'd have a fun time with her for sure.

Thank you for the replies! is there anywhere i can find a website of popular independent escorts with reviews? also, i tried to search on google for wheelchair accessibility on the red light district but i didnt find any concrete info (many dont recall), do any of you know if the streets, houses, restaurants, etc.. are mostly accessible?

A lot of the kamers are narrow and the rooms are often up steps or stairs. Some of the streets are narrow and have uneven surface so.

I see. Can't say I didnt think of that possibility. Well, guess i will be on the lookout for independent escorts then. Dita looks stunningly beautiful!

would recommend an outcall if you do book dita as her sex office as she calls it is up 3 flights of very steep stairs. had to hang on to the wife after a session with dita as she had a bit too much champagne and weed but was a great night.

oh thats good to know, thanks! what does she have in this sex office? id love an incall but flights of stairs suck!

Hi redheadlover,

Once during a walk in nightshift on OZA I saw a working girl opening her door to a man in a wheelchair who was with relatives and friends. He asked for the basic services, and she said she was ok for an extended session. I'm sorry I can't remember her name but it was on OZA, definitely close to Moulin Rouge. downstairs room. They had to be careful for the wheelchair to go in but it worked. So yes working girls are doing sessions with people with disabilities. Some sex workers are even specialised into that kind of services.

As for accessibility, there are indeed areas and streets that are difficult to reach or where you can't go such as Trompettersteeg the tiniest street and Goldbersteeg. In Sint Annenstraat, Oudekennissteeg, OZA, Sint Annendwarsstraat, Stoofsteeg the problem is different : you can have your wheelchair but lots of rooms are upstairs and the second point is that if it's quiet on week-days it's not really at midnight on a Saturday night (very busy).

Fixing a meeting in a hotel room (in yours or of her choice) might be a (better) solution. But you'll have to meet the girl in the street named before and find if she's ok for a session in a hotel.
On Oudekennissteeg there are some large beds and kamers downstairs.

P.S : I wonder if there is enough space in club La Vie en Proost (strip, pole dance, lap dance club) for a wheelchair. Never saw anybody with in, the entrance is quite tiny, i don't know if there is enough space, but I'm quite sure if so it wouldn't be a problem for a girl to give a lapdance.

thanks for the insight Carice! I'm sure once im there i will find a way to make it work, but its already good to know that there are working girls that are doing services for people with disabilities. I dont know anything about Amsterdam but i will be sure to find those places you mentioned that can go with a wheelchair. I dont plan on going when its very busy or late at night either because i know how troublesome it can be going somewhere you dont even know with lots of people. One question, are the people there helpful? i mean, do they give assistance to people if he/she needs?

The info you gave me is very helpful, i'll be sure to save it!

Hi

redhead,



Those places ie Sint Annenstraat, Oudekennisteeg, Sint Annendwarsstraat are all in the main RLD. They all crossed on OZA in a way or another.



They are.

Many of the duch people I've met were very open minded and helpful in the streets/shops or definite places like bars etc. I don't forget to mention that working girls themselves are very helpful and can give you tips and advices on life and services in Dam.

A dutch man or woman will spontaneously comes to you if he/she feels/sees that you might get lost somewhere. Has been helped that way whilst I was looking for a street name and didn't know where to go exactly. Same with coffees/restaurants/hotels owners/waiters/waitresses/receptionnists.

I never had the feeling I was bothering someone by asking something, felt exactly the opposite, and never had in mind to ask the question "Excuse me , do you speak english ?" lol

You'll always find helpful people.

Really nice Carice. I'm glad its this way and now I'm certain I will enjoy Amsterdam!

Everyone has been very helpful, thanks!

I tried contacting Dita, explaining my situation and she rejected my request saying she never dealt with people with disabilities and that she doesnt feel prepared. Why do i get the feeling escorts aren't as nice to people with some difficulties like they are to anyone else? that is frustrating. Even before going to Amsterdam I'm already having a bad experience. Do you guys know good private clubs to go to that are on floor level?

Thanks.

I remember watching a tv programme a few years back where a disabled guy wanted to lose his virginity, he contacted a prive in den haag explained his situation and they found him a girl to do the deed so to speak...I don't know if the same is possible in Amsterdam but I would consider e mailing the private houses and see if they can help. Good luck

Are you in the UK?