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Dimitris SidiropoulosA regular client for over a year and I was humiliated by another patron who came very rudely to me and accused me of taking pictures with my device which I didn't. Using your phone is not forbidden anywhere in the rules of the exclude only the taking of photos and ul and unprofessional behaviour from the management as well which did not protect me.

David Lucena da SilvaI was there yesterday on a Friday and arrived after 10pm. I thought 19 CHF was expensive for a cruising bar. To my misfortune, there were two people in the room and over the course of the evening, between men coming and going, there were a total of 10 people. There was a lack of people and the space was too massive for the number of people, perhaps if the price was more attractive it would bring in more people. The place isn't bad, but for a Friday night there was a lack of customers.

Fares SabbatIt's good but they should decrease the entrance price, 19 francs is too much

Marco LealiHot guys, all ages. Particularly crowed during back last weekend after few y

A large labyrinth-style territory with cabins, videos, backroom, slings, glory holes and more.

Whether you’re looking to enjoy some pleasure in the concealed corners of our underground space, loosen on the sofas or in the video area, or simply socialize with friends and other guests while sipping a drink, Cruising Canyon is the perfect place for you.

The venue also offers a secure cloakroom at the entrance, where you can safely quit your belongings while you explore the dark cruising area.

Our staff will welcome you warmly, construct you feel at ease right away, and explain how the club works and the rules to follow.

We glance forward to seeing you at Cruising Canyon!

Located in the center of Geneva, near Cornavin station and in the Pâquis district, Cruising Canyon offers sqm of space in a discreet, purify venue open until late at nighttime, dedicated to encounters and pleasures.

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Opening times

Thursday 8PM to 2AM

Friday/Saturday 8PM to 4AM

Sunday6PM to midnight

Cameras

The use of cameras is prohibited.

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Getting around

Geneval has a compact downtown,

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