Canada Clubs

[dragoth]

Does anyone know of any good canada club that is close to the border?

I have a few months till I hit 21, and I think a trip to a canadian club is in order for the meanwhile.

Also, what kind of paperwork do I need to cross the border?

[Guest Game of Chance]

Changes used to be the place to go when I was 19. I have no idea what its like now, or if its even still there. The Zebra room is decent, the place at least looks cool on the inside. The music isn't nearly as good the clubs in Detroit though. All you need is your driver's license and your birth certificate or passport.

When I turned 20, I didn't go to clubs. I would just make Dyno walk up to Liquor Island with me and buy me some Boone's Farm.

[dragoth]

Well I dont have my birth certificate off hand, and I dont know anyone yet that will buy for me here. So it looks like im screwed for now. *sigh*

[Nerdcore]

you know I would silly man .. I just dont buy at cc...

[Slept with ghost]

as far as i know a ID will get you by but haveing your birth certicat on you would help as back up also as far as clubs go ive always been a fan of o'ryans pub just kicking back singing irish drinking songs and drinking black and tans but if thats not your thing the ardvark and the wild horse are also good choices and when all else fails theres always the casino

[slingerlandstyx]

as far as i know a ID will get you by but haveing your birth certicat on you would help as back up also as far as clubs go ive always been a fan of o'ryans pub just kicking back singing irish drinking songs and drinking black and tans but if thats not your thing the ardvark and the wild horse are also good choices and when all else fails theres always the casino

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:woot:

Ever heard of Blackthorn?

[Paper Hearts]

I've heard that MilkBar in Windsor serves absinthe which contains thujan from wormwood (not that abomination they administer at Mephistos which is just green and tastes like watered down ouzo).

I've been wanting to check out the scene at Milk Bar, myself.

[Homicidalheathen]

Birth Certificate and drivers lisence or naturalization papers or change of name papers. I go to Danny's. I like cock hanging in my face though.

[Paper Hearts]

Birth Certificate and drivers lisence or naturalization papers or change of name papers.  I go to Danny's.  I like cock hanging in my face though.

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I've heard that very soon this is changing so that only passports will be acceptable. It'd do everyone well who hasn't got one to get a passport, anyway.

[kellygrrrrrl]

I will NEVER go to Canada EVER again. EVER EVER EVER!

[Medea]

I've heard that MilkBar in Windsor serves absinthe which contains thujan from wormwood (not that abomination they administer at Mephistos which is just green and tastes like watered down ouzo).

I've been wanting to check out the scene at Milk Bar, myself.

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Milk is a really nice place. They prepare the absinthe nicely, I was fascinated by the whole process. And the place itself looks really cool. It's more like a coffee bar that happens to serve alcohol as well.

Dragoth, as far as Canadian Bars go, Milk is definitely a cool place to check, also a place called The Loop (these are both places real canadians go).

There are other bars that are more mainstream tourist spots, like Jokers, Peppers and Beaches, which are the only ones that I really hit on the Oulette strip. That and Crazy Horse, nothing like 7 day a week karaoke!

As far as passport, that will be neccessary by 2007, so for right now, birth certificate and ID are still good. If you REALLY want to cross the border without a birth certificate, you can, but you will be put through customs, where they will run your ID, and your car will be thoroughly searched. Just warning you. It will probably take an 10 minutes extra to cross the border, add five minutes for each extra person in your car.

[dragoth]

I will NEVER go to Canada EVER again.  EVER EVER EVER!

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oky?......why?

Milk is a really nice place.  They prepare the absinthe nicely, I was fascinated by the whole process.  And the place itself looks really cool.  It's more like a coffee bar that happens to serve alcohol as well.

Dragoth, as far as Canadian Bars go, Milk is definitely a cool place to check, also a place called The Loop (these are both places real canadians go).

There are other bars that are more mainstream tourist spots, like Jokers, Peppers and Beaches, which are the only ones that I really hit on the Oulette strip.  That and Crazy Horse, nothing like 7 day a week karaoke!

As far as passport, that will be neccessary by 2007, so for right now, birth certificate and ID are still good.  If you REALLY want to cross the border without a birth certificate, you can, but you will be put through customs, where they will run your ID, and your car will be thoroughly searched.  Just warning you.  It will probably take an 10 minutes extra to cross the border, add five minutes for each extra person in your car.

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Thanks! Good info to have!