Das'gotn 2012 | Experience the Dream

I see you have made it this far now, because we begin our journey into the host city of Das'gotn. But before we begin, let me give you some background information on the city.

Das'gotn is located in the Kiybo region on the northern side of the main island Shudon. The Das'gotn-Klorang Metropolitan Area was formed in 1912 from the merger of the former Klorang-Akuri Metropolitan Area and the city of Das'gotn. The Das'gotn-Klorang Metropolitan Area administers the 42 special local districts of Das'gotn and Klorang (each governed as a subdistrict), and a minor district in Akuri. The population of the local districts is over 18 million people, with the total population of the area exceeding 25 million.

The area has the world's second largest metropolitan economy with a GDP of US$1.379 trillion at purchasing power parity in 2008, ahead of New York City, which ranks third on the list. The city hosts 21 of the Fortune Global 500 companies. Das'gotn has been described as one of the four "command centers" for the world economy, along with New York City, Tokyo and London. This city is considered an alpha+ world city, listed by the GaWC's 2008 inventory and ranked third among global cities by Foreign Policy's 2010 Global Cities Index.

There are many ways of getting into the city of Das'gotn, but for most international travelers, you would go through Das'gotn International Airport, where you would be greeted by top notch services for most fliers, especially Sylokash Airways, who will be the official flier for the games if brought to Das'gotn and would service the world through its partners with SkyTeam as well as its hundreds of destinations around the world.


[color=blue]Once you arrive in the city, you have many choices to travel, the most recommended is using a taxi, but if you want something for a cheaper budget or a much larger view of the normal citizens, try to use the subway, which has been one of the safest and cleanest in the world for 5 years. There is also a choice of renting cars from the airport services like Hertz and Kobein car rental services, but is less recommended due to higher costs for people who are there just to visit the games.

Feel like taking sometime in other cities? But don't want to spend a lot of money or drive, take the High Speed Railway that connects Das'gotn to most of the major cities as well as regional hot spots.


But just so you are prepared how bout I show you the city!


Feel like taking sometime in other cities? But don't want to spend a lot of money or drive, take the High Speed Railway that connects Das'gotn to most of the major cities as well as regional hot spots.

What's your flavor? When you feel hungry in Das'gotn, there are hundreds of destinations to whet your appetite. Whether you're dining alone, with your family, or your friends. Das'gotn has a wide variety of food to please even the pickiest palate, from traditional Shudonese, to American, Italian, and Mexican cuisine. In Das'gotn, restaurant locations vary: from sides of buildings, to shopping malls, to small eateries in the suburbs. There are a large number of eateries, diners, and full service restaurants located near the Simlympic Stadium, and are easily accessible by our fabulous Mass Transit System .


There are many breakfast options available for Simlympic Events. Many are within a 5 mile radius of the Simlympic Park as well as ones farther away. Below are some of the most popular breakfast serving diners in the area. If you feel that you do not want to walk to these locations most hotels will have intercontinental breakfast on the main floor.

• Central Bagels - 520 Olympic Parkway
  
• Habano Kerio - 524 Olympic Parkway
  
• Shukkon Sai - 328 Olympic Parkway
  
• Habani Omagi - 422 Olympic Parkway
  
• Kaienu Omagi - 728 Hanagi Street
  
• Kaluri Kenoyi - 2820 Grand Avenue
  
• Imagi Omagi - 2888 Grand Avenue

When you feel like you have had enough of the first events and get then need for some food, Das'gotn has a wide variety of Lunch Options right outside the main stadium as well as even more popular ones outside the park.

• El Popol Vuh - Restaurante Yucateco - 580 Olympic Parkway
  
• Hamakato - 592 Olympic Parkway
  
• Kebaiu Manu- 425 Olympic Parkway
  
• Northwestern Outlet - 620 Jaijing Street
  
• Ubanu Makano - 520 Nabado Way
  
• Tekkario - International Mall Food Court
  
• Hiaji - 2220 Grand Avenue
  
• Penamo Makano - 2830 Grand Avenue
  
• Hamukano - 2830 Grand Avenue
  
• The Klow - 815 International Avenue
  
• Hunnan Grill - 102 Yamakano Street
  
• Kalku Hiigaran Grill - 320 Agustin Street

After a long day of watching the games Das'gotn offers a large amount of Dinner options to finish off your day.

• Chaat House - 325 Olympic Parkway
  
• Ubio Makano - 201 Olympic Parkway
  
• Tony's Bar and Grill - 280 Olympic Parkway
  
• Chaiging - 391 Painmei Street
  
• Kalmao Pekaro - 882 Sennoi Street
  
• SkyGrill - 102 Floor of 2000 Grand Avenue
  
• Kailai - 2049 Grand Avenue
  
• Manchuria Grill - 1800 International Avenue
  
• Farraui - 228 Natako Street
  
• Yajjai Brunton - 942 Akamuri Street
  
• Umagi Yamuro - 295 Akamuri Street
  
• Cabaret Athena - 1590 Wayu Steet
  
• La Tradición Yucateca - 105 Agustin Street
  
• Sakayu Syldi - 299 Hino Street

Have a craving for Sushi, or some Sakko, well we have a list of the best of the best Sushi and Sakko serving restaurants.

• Sakko Samachi - 112 Olympic Parkway
  
• Sushi Makano - 135 Olympic Parkway
  
• Suino Yamau - 120 Hyagi Steet
  
• Hakadi - 89 Malyi Way
  
• Kenari Makano - 1529 Grand Avenue

The Blue Dragon House, also known as the Blue Dragon is an Adult Entertainment club located in Lower Das'gotn, it is about 10 miles from the park and brings a variety of fun for adult visitors. The club offers hundreds of options of drinks, escorts and other services to the visitors, and is one place many party animals go to. There is a second Blue Dragon in the Hajaika District on 259 Mayuno Street for a more intimate crowd.

Tranquility, Happiness and purity, some things a crowded world hardly sees, especially all at once, but just a short trek into downtown is the last standing temple in the city, where monks, like hundreds of years ago practice their way of life, teaching and inspiring all that arrive.