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When should I purchase airline tickets for Amsterdam in December?

Q: I'm planning a December trip to Amsterdam from Dec 26 to Jan 2. Are the airline tickets the cheapest they're going to be right now or do they usually drop some in August/Sept/Oct before going back up again the closer it gets?

A: Historically, tickets for winter travel to Europe have gone on sale during the late summer and early fall -- specifically, that late August-to-early October period that you mention in your question. (This doesn't happen all the time for every airline, but it does tend to happen for some airlines every year.)

What complicates your request, though, is that you are looking to book during the holiday period, which tends to be busier than other periods during the winter. (During these periods, airlines have less incentive to put their seats on sale, because demand often is high enough that they can charge a higher price and have people pay for it.)

Thus, while you can wait and see whether prices drop a little bit during the late summer or early fall, it's entirely possible that any sales that are released for European travel this winter completely black out that week, meaning the prices would never go down between now and then.

How do I arrange a male stripper for Hen party in Amsterdam?

Q: We are going to Amsterdam for a hen party and would like to organise a male stripper for the hen, does anyone know the number of a male stripper or how I can locate one? Also can the stripper come to any bar/club or will some not allow a stripper? Thanks.

A: Email me I own a company that does private shows.

How much do i need fro 7 days in Amsterdam?

Q: How much do i need for seven days while staying in Amsterdam, in total. Like for food(break fast, lunch dinner), for beer ,to have fun and all that staff. But am in a low budget. I have already paid for plain and a place to stay at.

A: If you have to you can get breakfast, lunch and snacks from the supermarket, costing you about €10 a day at most, less is possible.
Or make use of the fact that lunch is mostly a cheaper meal, and only eat that one out and do your dinner with sandies.
Eating out you should expect at least €15 for lunch and €25 for dinner in a restaurant. More is always easy, but cheaper is possible too if you just keep to the cheapest options, like a slice of pizza, shoarma/kebab, or Dutch fast food from the Febo or alike.

I am not sure about breakfast, but I think that goes for about €10 or €15 as well.
That leaves the rest of your budget for fun and drinks.
Fun costs as much as you want to spend on it, beer goes for €2,50 or more per glass, and can run up the bill fast.

If you can budget €50 per day at least, €100 if you can not resist shopping, drinking or spending your money on the 'sins' of the city.

how to travel to amsterdam from liverpool without a passport?

Q: i want to go to amsterdam for the 4th time but i want my bf to come too, he doesn't have a passport?
is there anyway of him going without having to splash out on a new one.

A: If he is a British citizen there is no other legal way to travel except using a passport.
http://www.fco.gov.uk/en/travel-and-living-abroad/travel-advice-by-country/europe/netherlands?ta=entryRequirements&pg=4 ..

As an English citizen, could I go to Amsterdam for a couple days holiday to smoke pot?

Q: I've heard things about laws on buying pot in cafe's over in Amsterdam now, is it all true?

A: How can we answer your question, if you do not specify what it is you heard?

But, in general:

longview69 is in error - weed, nor any drugs, is legal. Period.

The dutch system has a distinction between hard (cocaine, heroine) and soft (weed/pot) drugs.
Hard drugs are a forbidden item, under any circumstance.
Soft drugs are illegal, but if you stick to general guidelines, you can enjoy it without fear of being arrested.

You have to be at least 18, and be able to prove it with an official document (passport, drivers license).
You cannot buy more than 5 grams at any one time.
Only in coffeeshops (buying on the street is risky too)
Smoke only where allowed (there is a publick smoking ban).
Behave yourself. Cause trouble, and when you get arrested possession of weed COULD be an extra charge.