I am hoping any providers boycott downtown while the politicians get their heads out of their asses.  Bloomington, Saint Louis Park, or any suburb works great for me.

I will be sure to write this important update.

i decided on tours the next few months, I am avoiding all DT areas. I am actually going to Bloomington on my visit next week. Just better safe than sorry.

If the suburban hotel has ample on-site parking, then clients don't need to be out on the streets.

I drive a Mercedes and I don't want it destroyed. I also don't want to get caught in a riot. Mpls is just to dangerous right now.

I moved to Minneapolis from Baltimore.  Let me tell you that if Minneapolis ever becomes half as bad as Baltimore, I’m moving!  I am a registered Democrat and have despised Trump and Mitch McConnell over the years.   If things don’t change, I might have to vote for these dirtbags for my own safety.

Awww someone saw the add for the black girl running as a republican in bmore and drank the kool aid.  Virtually EVERY urban area is a democratic hub.  The reasonings behind why a city becomes poor and crime ridden are much more complex than “oh the dems did it”

Way more complex but they wouldn’t admit that or they can’t understand it.

No, it’s not too dangerous.  Be smart, know your surroundings and don’t take chances. I have no problem seeing providers in Minneapolis.

20+% of the 50 largest US cities have Republican mayors.  
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Democrats haven't figured out policies that work despite decades of ruling their cities.
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Rudy Giuliani managed to substantially reduce crime in NYC.  It's now going to shit under commie de Blasio.

The dems like to give handouts and they’re not doing anybody any favors. Just perpetuating the entitlement mentality. St Paul mayor wants a guaranteed income program and is going to give $500/month using COVID funding, to 150 “families “ (BTW. BLM doesn’t believe in “family”..see their manifesto) Why would anyone go out and get a job if you’re guaranteed an income for sitting on your ass? Plus you could run out and protest every time you felt threatened by any authority.  

But AOC is like a god in NYC and everyone loves her and she will continue to win as long as she runs although she can't do anything she promises because it is inconceivable.  
  I think we should all vote for Kanye. He wants every woman that has a baby to get a million dollars. So 3 kids=3 million dollars - HELL YAH!!!

Politics aside, It sure would be nice if reviewers indicated how safe they felt and time of day, morning, afternoon, evening, etc.. when visiting an incall.

Y'all have no idea. Living in Minneapolis ain't as much fun the past six months with everything covid-closed, thanks in no small part to the cluster-f***ery of the genius in chief, but before that, how many people went out to the 'burbs for a night on the town, as opposed to coming into Minneapolis? Unsafe, hah, live in Bogota for a year, you'll get an idea of unsafe.  I go pretty much where-ever I want, any time I want, in Minneapolis, Uptown, Northeast, Downtown, and South, mostly, for the things I enjoy, of course with conceal carry, because, well, it's America, so we haven't figured out what the Spaniards or Australians, or Canadians or Germans have, all places I've lived, so there is a better than one in a million chance you might run into a thug.  The total number of times I've seriously thought about pulling, in more than 10 years?  Zero. Go ahead and die of boredom in whiteyville. Say hello to Ozzie and Harriett for me.

Honestly, I’m sitting in uptown right now. Seems normal. People are out about their day. Nothing seems strange.  

Funny. And accurate.

Not funny, not accurate

Whiteyville?  Ozzie and Harriet?
Gee, I wonder who is racist

I think the fact you admit to carrying a gun nullifies everything you just said about how safe it is.

Yes funny, yes accurate.

I stopped visiting the familiar locations "Near US Bank Stadium" and Easy Village a loooong time ago.  Creepy on too many fronts.

Man up pussies, nothing wrong with Mpls, still the greatest city in Mn for this hobby. Pick your day and time, and see some gorgeous women. Just be careful cause what your doing is illegal. Seems like most of the reviewed ladies are massage girls, and thats great. But if you wanna get laid grow up and get an escort. Mpls is still way safer than other big cities, so you country and sububan bompkins stop being scared of your own shadow. Of course be safe and use your head, develope some street smarts and you'll have no problems.  Mpls is still the hub of business and commerce and that wont change.

Have you seen the data?  The amount of violent crime downtown Minneapolis has increased over the past decade.  The police are understaffed and robberies are especially out of control.  Now that the Minneapolis Police are hated we can’t expect them to show up doing their job.  Why should anyone feel safe parking on the street or in a dark ramp going to see a provider when they can get robbed or assaulted?

I am the one that is saying the Dem’s are not taking the appropriate action dealing with this problem.  

You should have your mommy give you some warm milk, your teddy bear, your blanket, and tell you a bed time story.  
Have a great day you twit

I don't think anyone disputes what Trump did with Stormy.  At least Trump did those things when he was a private citizen.  What's your excuse for Bill Clinton's behavior while he was a sitting President?  I also love the fact Hillary shamed and tried to discredit all of the women that Clinton harassed over the years.  Then she tries to be an advocate for women in 2016.  What a joke.  Bill Clinton is lucky he was President when he was.  There is no way he would have survived that scandal today.

Restaurants are closing everywhere, burbs, downtown, small towns. Casinos restaurants  are shut down in many. Its the pandemic not riots investigated by anarchists taking advantage of protestestors. Mpls will survive and eventually thrive. So you see chicken littles the sky is not falling, its just a few clouds.

Everything in Edina reopened, except Fuddruckers, and people are scouting that spot for a new restaurant. Minneapolis is screwed for the next 10 years.  Downtown is 85% empty. Many of those workers are never coming back. Suburban shoppers left a while back and dining is dying a slow death this year.

Hey Jimmy, why don't you take a walk around E Lake st and hiawatha and let me know what you see. Those bars and fast food restaurants are hopping so much that the buildings have been flattened. Get me some Arbys or Wendys while you are there. Chicago Ave which was a pretty busy thoroughfare had been shut down and no buses allowed in like a 4 block area all summer.

There was a story on news a few nights ago that most of the homeless camped out in peavy park are protesters. Makes sense how they can get downtown and other neighborhoods so quickly when they think something bad happens.
 It was a story because this park is right by a school and it is causing problems but because they are protesters its a different animal. Life was so much easier in 2019.

Within 3 years there will be be a newly devolped lake street with a larger population and plenty of restaurants to serve them. Sure some of charm will be gone, but the people wont. News flash that is very valuable city property and Mpls is Mn most prosperous city chicken little.

Aww poor white dude can’t take a little of what we’ve been giving to every other race for centuries?

Hey dude
Your talking out of your ass

Liberals too stupid to see the issue. Conservatives too scared to do something about it.

Is that the only part of Mpls you know.If you think its gonna be a ghost. You better check the price of real estate and the interest there is in commercial property. News flash things happen, then good things. You pussy Trumpsters are scared of your own shadows thats why your racists. Sure theres thugs, theres thugs everywhere, you just need to develop some street smarts. Just keep those 22 year Brainerd white boys from burning down Mpls police stations and things will be fine.

I see the issue and demand that we do something about it.