DJ Tiësto in Malaysia

Besides going to the office and meeting businesspeople, there's also some room for having fun. I've met some Dutch students here in KL, one of them is actually from the same year/class of my studies back in The Netherlands. So he and a couple of others invited me to do some fun things for the last two weeks. A big succes I might say, because it saves me a lot of time exploring the bars/clubs/parties/other fun things on my own. Although I must say, it's really cool to just go downtown and to your own things, meet your own new friends, get to know some locals, etc. But when you just want to tagg along, it's easy to have some (Dutch) friends over here aswell. So this guy called me, just a few days before the weekend, if I wanted to join him and his group to a concert where DJ Tiësto and some other DJ's were playing. The costs would be around RM 88 for the ticket, RM 4 for the busride and around RM 10 per beer @ the concert, totalling around RM 200 for the whole thing. That's just €40,- for a really cool party! So I sayd YES, and a couple of days later we were on our way. The busride towards Port Dickson, small town at the beach where the concert was, was already packed with fun.

We were just sitting in the back of the bus, like little children, but then with a couple of beverages with us.

Then, all of a sudden, there was a small bang, combined with some bumps. The bus had a flat tire.

Although the flat tire wasn't part of the plan, the bus just went on, with a bit lower speed. On the highway, you might think? No, on the emergency lane, next to the highway. So after the bus arrived at the terminal, we missed our connection with the next bus. So, we called a fex taxi's to continue the journey. Meanwhile, there was some room for more pictures.

After the taxi's arrived, we continued our trip, but not without taking more and more pictures! We had so much fun in the taxi! The cabdriver also, by the way.

We still had some resources left, as you can see...

After all of that, we arrived at the party. It was a really big event, larger then I expected. Some European guys, spinning records, with a funny Dutchman named Tiësto as the main event, how many people would attract that? A lot. This one is from the front.
This one was a bit later, after a lot of fireworks. The opening was superb!
And, I also enjoyed it!
So, that's it, the party was great! Can't wait to tell the people in Holland about this, although some of them may have already seen everything here. Thanks for watching, because this is my last blog here in KL! Next one will be in The Netherlands...