So tourists can still visit coffee shops in Amsterdam?

[Subu]

I read last year that they were going to review the law and instantly crossed it off my list, but I just saw a smoke report and the dude was saying he was in Amsterdam so obviously the law never changed.

Anyone know if/when it will change?

 

[psari]

Amsterdam yes ... they depend on that tourist money. Lots of closed up shops but still plenty to make the experience worth it. The push by the conservatives has been strong, but this too can change again as people realize they lost a lot of revenue from decreased "drug tourism."

You're still good to go more or less unless something really bizarre happens. Lots of statements basically saying Amsterdam is not going to stop around for examples of this.

 

[Rtazmann]

my ass would be sitting in portugal,,on the beach for a sure thing....in portugal it is legal.

 

[$waGgEr]

my ass would be sitting in portugal,,on the beach for a sure thing....in portugal it is legal.

word..you can smoke in public like itz a freekin cig.

 

[UnderBelly]

I read last year that they were going to review the law and instantly crossed it off my list, but I just saw a smoke report and the dude was saying he was in Amsterdam so obviously the law never changed.

Anyone know if/when it will change?

They passed a law that controlled the number of pure sativa strains. Over there, it's a little bit like passing a law that requires a certain amount of the milk on the grocery shelf to be low fat.