4. Leeds First Friday in February 2017
Leeds First Friday and Wheel-chair facilities
My Wife (wheel-chair disabled) and I stayed at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, they do have excellent facilities for wheel-chair users.
My first time out in Public, we started at the Cosmopolitan restaurant at 7pm, there was a few girls in the bar area, we were looked after very well by the staff, and i was made to feel at ease. after speaking to a few girls including Rachael (the organiser),my wife and I decided to go just around the corner to The Viaduct Showbar.
The Doormen (who said they hoped us girls have a great time) helped us straight away getting in and we found a place to settle down. We got chatting to other girls who helped with friendly banter. I even got chatted up in front of my wife (who thought it was a giggle), which helped with my self esteem.
There are no real disabled facilities but with the Cosmopolitan so close to all the Bars / Clubs, it was easy if we just popped back to use the disabled facilities next to the Reception.
As my wife got a bit tired I took her back to our room, and got her settled down in bed, and she allowed me to go out until 4am. me just going back to see to her needs (toilet) every 90minutes.
I went back for a while to the Viaduct and then went across the road to Fibre (ground floor), again everyone was super to me and many females chatted to me asking, where I got my, as they put it, "super red heels, white skirt and glitzy red top" (I had started the night in a leather skirt , but changed), they even got me up dancing with them and their boyfriends.
Before 3 females and their boyfriends went, they all kissed me and wished me well. I then decided to go to The New Penny, which again is all very close to each other, it again was very busy , and all accepted me without a blink , and was made to feel welcome. I enjoyed a little attention,..... lol.....
My wife loved to see me smile and she also enjoyed the experience ....and she has said she would love to go again, ....looking like July......YIPPEEEEE
My Wife (wheel-chair disabled) and I stayed at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, they do have excellent facilities for wheel-chair users.
My first time out in Public, we started at the Cosmopolitan restaurant at 7pm, there was a few girls in the bar area, we were looked after very well by the staff, and i was made to feel at ease. after speaking to a few girls including Rachael (the organiser),my wife and I decided to go just around the corner to The Viaduct Showbar.
The Doormen (who said they hoped us girls have a great time) helped us straight away getting in and we found a place to settle down. We got chatting to other girls who helped with friendly banter. I even got chatted up in front of my wife (who thought it was a giggle), which helped with my self esteem.
There are no real disabled facilities but with the Cosmopolitan so close to all the Bars / Clubs, it was easy if we just popped back to use the disabled facilities next to the Reception.
As my wife got a bit tired I took her back to our room, and got her settled down in bed, and she allowed me to go out until 4am. me just going back to see to her needs (toilet) every 90minutes.
I went back for a while to the Viaduct and then went across the road to Fibre (ground floor), again everyone was super to me and many females chatted to me asking, where I got my, as they put it, "super red heels, white skirt and glitzy red top" (I had started the night in a leather skirt , but changed), they even got me up dancing with them and their boyfriends.
Before 3 females and their boyfriends went, they all kissed me and wished me well. I then decided to go to The New Penny, which again is all very close to each other, it again was very busy , and all accepted me without a blink , and was made to feel welcome. I enjoyed a little attention,..... lol.....
My wife loved to see me smile and she also enjoyed the experience ....and she has said she would love to go again, ....looking like July......YIPPEEEEE
9 years ago
