Why is Bloomington the community of choice for so many ladies. For many of us it is hard to get to and traffic is always bad. What is wrong with St. Louis Park, Plymouth, Downtown, Maple Grove. There are ladies I would love to see, but can't in Bloomington.   Why not move around a little?

The airport.   The traveling ladies fly in and out.    Can get a shuttle to the hotel and either uber/lyft to and from places they need to go while they stay here.

The Mall of the Americas is within the range of the hotel shuttles, walking distance to many shopping and eating establishments, and many gentlemen find it easy and convenient to get to.

... companions due to the proximity of a large choice of midscale and upscale hotels. Local ladies can also benefit from the convenience it offers to traveling hobbyists. Then, you add the attraction of the retail shopping and restaurant selections, the MOA,  and its appeal isn't surprising. Downtown and near the airport are the two most common areas visiting ladies like to set up shop in many, if not most, large cities.  I'm unsure if your post is directed more at local women than visiting women. I prefer downtown Minneapolis for the beauty and the romantic vibe, but I prefer Bloomington / MSP area for its convenience.

the light rail goes from the airport right to downtown, where there are many places to shop and eat and lots of other entertainment..

I do not travel light.  Wheeling two large suitcases and a computer bag on and off trains is quite difficult, as opposed to a shuttle driver loading and unloading my bags for me.  With my propensity for fantasy fulfillment I require a lot of props.

Sorry dude but who wants to pay 15-20$ to park to see a girl for an hour. It is convenient if you already work down there or for a lunch date (which a lot of guys like). I specifically tell girls to stay away from downtown and they actually listen - whoops my bad.

but I understand why so many ladies like Bloomington.  I don't like to fight the traffic to get there or
downtown for that matter.  And don't like parking downtown.  So I look for the locations he mentions in
his original post with the exception of downtown.  Just my preference.  It does certainly narrow the field  
of possibilities but I just live with that.  

It is the most active blue invasions of privacy aside from B'Park and B'Center.  In B ton, these are focused on hotels rather than street traffic.  Several of the hotels have very aggressive surveillance programs.
It gives me the creeps.

Bustle attracts bustle. More traffic means more anonymity.

You must live on that side of town.

It depends on how far you have to drive, time of day (i.e. rush hour) and weather conditions.

I live north of downtown outside the loop and actually got to Hudson to see a great provider faster then the MOA area without a traffic delay getting through downtown coming and going.

if she would be willing to travel or go to a different location!
I am always willing to go to different cities!!

Downtown meters are a buck and a quarter for an hour.