Stag Parties in Kraków

Have expert experience in this field do you PD?

It really appears to me as Ironic that a few British stag parties decend on Krakow and a few other cities in Poland from time to time and recieve such a negative reaction form locals and Expats. Look at the stigma attached to Foreign stag boys in Poland within a couple of years!! Were talking about "perhaps" 3000 lads staying in Krakow for a few days over the weekend, drinking a few beers and just having a good time over the course of an entire YEAR.

Imagine their reaction to 2,000,000 million of us coming there to work, of which 100,000 (conservative estimate) get drunk sell drugs and fight every weekend!

It is this very fact which makes people like Lukasz look like the ignorant bigots they are.

hhhhmmm i'm not suprised by this, another go at the English (British) thats fine as long as people don't start crying when something anti-polish comes up in the future. How many times do you see it on here, the double standards, its ok to slander everything on this forum, ow actually, that is apart from the polish or poland, then its a crime.:):):)

In fairness, this is an old thread created by a notorious bigot.

while its probably ture mate, its still no excuse, as i said i'm all up for defending the english and seeing 'anti-english' posts. Its a free forum right, however what i don't like is hypocrites and double standards of which you see a lot on this particular forum :)

exactly

you are bigot :) English people do the same in center of London ...

I can guarantee there wont be any naked star jumps, or anything naked for that matter!!! Nor will we be inappropriately dressed, just the usual - shoes, jeans and shirt (and maybe a coat!).

Probably due to the size of the group we might split up for a bit and meet later on. We will probably go to some of the Irish pubs, though there is a massive prefernce to try something not British. Saying that I popped into the John Bull pub with my girlfriend last month but it was a haze of smoke, just not used to that now!! We seemed to spend too much time in the Loza bar though, quite trendy but pricey!

Mike

hardly the same thing :)

promises, promises, best not come to Poland and spend time exploring castle and old buildings in blighty. Would you still come to Poland if prices were more expensive than back home...hmmmmm No, I thought so!

Wrong! Prices in some of the nice bars and restaurants in Krakow arent far off some of the prices we spend in Liverpool on a night out, and we are talking less than a pound, if not the same. But then again we all prefer the older, real ale type pubs with character. Even if prices were massively different I would still go to Poland, different experiences, different culture, architecture etc...the first time I was in Krakow the place blew my mind, hence we are going back.

Not sure where you are from Checkmate, but go and spend a night in Ruthin Castle in Wales, wow!

We are not coming to Krakow to get drunk (maybe tipsy on good food and wine, and the odd beer!), strip off, be insulting....but because it's a beautiful city, full of history, friendly and hard working people (my job involves contact with Polish people living and working in the Liverpool area, they could certainly teach some of our locals a thing about hard work and refusing to be on benefits!). Sorry, I'm ranting now!

Oh, go and visit Caernarfon castle, stunning!

Mike

who gets in and who gets out...?

sorry, it's in Polish...
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