And this event will be held today and the game Supermodels Perfect Nails, where a huge number of models will be involved. When it goes off in Magaluf, it can be very nasty.Business Model - a cruel world where every girl should ideally look like, especially in those moments when the girls have to go to the podium to showcase the next collection. “I’ve been involved in fights between rival drug gangs and also dealers and tourists unhappy at being sold rubbish. I estimate 75 per cent of all the youngsters take drugs at least once on a week’s holiday. A wrap costs around £30 but it’s cut with ground-up paracetamol and talcum powder. ON DRUGS : “Cheap cocaine can be easily found. Most worrying is the culture among some holiday reps of preying on young girls. “For young lads, the risk comes from prostitutes who lure them onto the beach at night and steal wallets and mobiles. It’s a standing joke that most of the resort’s condom machines are always empty. There is a constant risk of assault and rape. Then there are gangs of Eastern European men looking for drunk British girls. “The worst thing I’ve seen is a girl sitting on a sink plunger while performing oral sex on the DJ. “They’re secretly filmed by the club’s promotions staff and then the footage is shown on phones to people outside to tempt them in. None of them would dream of doing it back home, but it’s the booze and wild atmosphere that gets them. A big sign reads: ‘If you’re not naked, **** off.’ The DJs get drunk girls to take part in simulated sex shows. I saw a drunk lad fall and shatter his eye socket. It causes alcohol poisoning, and there’s the risk of horrific injury. “Then there is fake alcohol on sale everywhere. I’ve seen reps leave drunk kids in the gutter. “Holiday reps are supposed to chaperone kids on organised bar crawls, but when their shift ends at 2am they often abandon them. I’ve seen kids so paralytic they’re sick and don’t even notice. “You can’t walk 10 yards down a street without some bar promoter trying to get you inside drinking. Tour operators and bar owners get them to buy all-you-can-drink wristbands for £20. ON BOOZE : “If the kids aren’t totally legless every night, they think they’ve failed. Today he gives the inside track on the resort’s dark side: “It’s what every parent should know but none will want to read.” The doorman spoke out anonymously in fear of reprisals from commission-only club promoters he says are to blame for the out-of-control “anything-goes” culture. Steve Bainbridge / Sunday Mirror) Bouncer reveals true depths of resort's dark sideĪ British bouncer who has worked Magaluf’s bars and clubs for three years tonight told us: “I will not allow my own two daughters ever to go there.” Most of the paint-sodden crowd were Brits aged from about 18 to 23.Ī young promoter called Ryan boasted to our investigators about the Car Wash nights held every Sunday and Wednesday in which revellers are soaked in paint before being encouraged to strip off. Staff fired paint from a bazooka-like gun and hurled the yellow, pink and blue liquid at the crowd from pots. Then he led the crowd in a chant of “Maga, Maga, Maga-f******-luf”. The fluorescent-soaked paint party, which ran from 2am to 6am, was only 30 minutes old when the DJ chanted over the mic: “Get your t*** out for the lads” while a drunken girl gyrated on stage. Be prepared to let your hair down, get covered in paint, take off your clothes and experience the paint sensation.” One onlooker said: “She seemed very intimidated.” The man later persuaded the woman to remove his shorts before he ended up naked as the DJ cried “off, off, off” while Donna Summer’s Hot Stuff blared from the speakers.Įarlier our reporters had queued to pay a three-euro deposit for Magaluf Club Pass tickets and were given a flyer saying: “PaintGlow is raw, messy and downright sexy. The woman, who appeared drunk and embarrassed, covered her breasts as the reveller began simulating sex acts while leering at the crowd for approval.
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