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Non Netherlands citizen use of coffee shops
Posted: Sun 21st Apr 2013 12:22 am
by Syncronicity
Been to breda for a day trip today. Was turned down in every coffeeshop due to not being able to provide Netherlands i.d. First time this has ever happened. In fact most owners got really queer about us even going inside to try!!!! Do the people of holland think they have exclusivity on being chilled out!! Ridiculous, perhaps we should stop them playing British house music in there clubs as they didn't produce it. Hopefully my by annual trip to Amsterdam won't be the same!!!! The brew is stronger in the uk now, so we only go for the chilled out atmosphere. Holland you are about to lose lots of foreign revenue. Perhaps you don't want to be part of the eu either!!!!
Re: Non Netherlands citizen use of coffee shops
Posted: Sun 21st Apr 2013 07:26 am
by Timbo287
You shouldn't have any problem in the dam.
Re: Non Netherlands citizen use of coffee shops
Posted: Sun 21st Apr 2013 04:26 pm
by billyriz
Syncronicity wrote:Been to breda for a day trip today. Was turned down in every coffeeshop due to not being able to provide Netherlands i.d. First time this has ever happened. In fact most owners got really queer about us even going inside to try!!!! Do the people of holland think they have exclusivity on being chilled out!! Ridiculous, perhaps we should stop them playing British house music in there clubs as they didn't produce it. Hopefully my by annual trip to Amsterdam won't be the same!!!! The brew is stronger in the uk now, so we only go for the chilled out atmosphere. Holland you are about to lose lots of foreign revenue. Perhaps you don't want to be part of the eu either!!!!
Each Council has the right to deny foreign tourists which is better than the original plan to ban all tourists from EVERY coffeeshop in holland
next time check this map 1st
http://www.coffeeshopnieuws.nl/index.ph ... nicipality
Re: Non Netherlands citizen use of coffee shops
Posted: Mon 22nd Apr 2013 07:24 am
by Big C
Voyagers did ask for I'd even though I look of age
But they still sold me the Kosher

so no problem there.
Re: Non Netherlands citizen use of coffee shops
Posted: Tue 23rd Apr 2013 09:28 pm
by billyriz
Big C wrote:Voyagers did ask for I'd even though I look of age
But they still sold me the Kosher

so no problem there.
They ID EVERYONE that walks into there, i dont have a problem with that
Re: Non Netherlands citizen use of coffee shops
Posted: Thu 25th Apr 2013 02:45 pm
by Adamster
I've seen ppl at voyagers Barney's and other shop ask fo ID too ppl wit white/grey haired ppl!! In some shop they ask everyone so like that if say....( what about him you didn't ask him fo any) shop don't want police showing up and some one is under age cuz shop will be closed down or big fines probably also (??)
Re: Non Netherlands citizen use of coffee shops
Posted: Thu 25th Apr 2013 05:10 pm
by Syncronicity
some of you seem to be missing the point.
it's not about id for age, no ones complaining about that, you should have to prove age!!
ITS ABOUT ID FOR NON-NETHERLANDS RESIDENTS!!!!!!!
Re: Non Netherlands citizen use of coffee shops
Posted: Thu 25th Apr 2013 05:12 pm
by Syncronicity
billyriz wrote:Syncronicity wrote:Been to breda for a day trip today. Was turned down in every coffeeshop due to not being able to provide Netherlands i.d. First time this has ever happened. In fact most owners got really queer about us even going inside to try!!!! Do the people of holland think they have exclusivity on being chilled out!! Ridiculous, perhaps we should stop them playing British house music in there clubs as they didn't produce it. Hopefully my by annual trip to Amsterdam won't be the same!!!! The brew is stronger in the uk now, so we only go for the chilled out atmosphere. Holland you are about to lose lots of foreign revenue. Perhaps you don't want to be part of the eu either!!!!
Each Council has the right to deny foreign tourists which is better than the original plan to ban all tourists from EVERY coffeeshop in holland
next time check this map 1st
http://www.coffeeshopnieuws.nl/index.ph ... nicipality

thankyou very helpfull link
Re: Non Netherlands citizen use of coffee shops
Posted: Thu 25th Apr 2013 05:23 pm
by billyriz
the problem lays with the government parties some are pro pot some are not
if the non pros got in they would of banned all tourists, but the mayor of amsterdam and a few other places said that they would allow tourists to continue to buy so they came up with this plan instead
one of the biggest problems was the southern towns was getting fed up with border jumpers from surrounding countries doing day trips
thank god certain mayors and Noel Van schaik and others campaigned against this so we can still enjoy having a relaxing smoke with like minded people

Re: Non Netherlands citizen use of coffee shops
Posted: Thu 25th Apr 2013 06:22 pm
by Balou
Syncronicity wrote:some of you seem to be missing the point.
it's not about id for age, no ones complaining about that, you should have to prove age!!
ITS ABOUT ID FOR NON-NETHERLANDS RESIDENTS!!!!!!!
By law anyone over 14 I believe must carry an ID at all times, period.
Re: Non Netherlands citizen use of coffee shops
Posted: Thu 25th Apr 2013 08:01 pm
by Marco
Syncronicity wrote:Been to breda for a day trip today. Was turned down in every coffeeshop due to not being able to provide Netherlands i.d. First time this has ever happened. In fact most owners got really queer about us even going inside to try!!!! Do the people of holland think they have exclusivity on being chilled out!! Ridiculous, perhaps we should stop them playing British house music in there clubs as they didn't produce it. Hopefully my by annual trip to Amsterdam won't be the same!!!! The brew is stronger in the uk now, so we only go for the chilled out atmosphere. Holland you are about to lose lots of foreign revenue. Perhaps you don't want to be part of the eu either!!!!
There is such a thing as British house music? Ha ha ha, good one.
Re: Non Netherlands citizen use of coffee shops
Posted: Tue 30th Apr 2013 03:05 pm
by Adamster
Balou wrote:Syncronicity wrote:some of you seem to be missing the point.
it's not about id for age, no ones complaining about that, you should have to prove age!!
ITS ABOUT ID FOR NON-NETHERLANDS RESIDENTS!!!!!!!
By law anyone over 14 I believe must carry an ID at all times, period.
True That!! iv been told after leaving my pass port one year by cop ..At all time you need to have your Pass port whit you..if not it can lead to big problems

Lucky me the police were nice..also on same trip few days later in Rotterdam Inner city Camping want to call the police on me cause didnt have I.D

i paid 50Euro deposit so they shut up fo the night!! since then i dont leave my Pass port with anyone but my pockets
