Pattaya Reports

**NeverJerkOff** · 08-14-13 00:44

10 in 6 days. Put a lot of work in and the last 5 were super sexy with good service; 27, 25, 22, 29 and 20 years of age. Everything about my time here exceeded my expectations.

**GreenBud** · 08-13-13 13:02

Originally Posted by GreenBud [View Original Post]

The 2 public transportation companies are Bell Transport (

http://www.belltravelservice.com/pages/PageHome.aspx

) and a government affliated company. They are both on the ground level. Per the Bell Travel Site, the last bus is at 6 PM. The other transport company also ends early (7? Or 9?).

If you google Bangkok to Pattaya taxi agencies, the price is between 1000. 1200 baht. I use.

http://www.pattaya-taxi.com/

At 1000 baht (they pay the tolls). You need to reserve for this option.

Info from several years ago: The set price from the official taxi stand was 1500 baht. You can negotiate a taxi dropping off a fare on the top level for between 1000. 1200 baht (they pay toll).

Never Mind. Attempted to Delete.

Didn't notice that the question was for DMK.

**GreenBud** · 08-13-13 11:55

Originally Posted by Reiner Otto [View Original Post]

Hi,

As I want to fly in by AirAsia, I will arrive at Bangkok, Don Mueang (DMK) , about 20:00. But still to make customs.

(If necessary, I might be able to arrive about 18:00 + customs)

Any advice how to get to Pattaya by public transport?

Or, what is a reasonable taxi agency / price?

The 2 public transportation companies are Bell Transport (http://www.belltravelservice.com/pages/PageHome.aspx) and a government affliated company. They are both on the ground level. Per the Bell Travel Site, the last bus is at 6 PM. The other transport company also ends early (7? Or 9?).

If you google Bangkok to Pattaya taxi agencies, the price is between 1000. 1200 baht. I use http://www.pattaya-taxi.com/ At 1000 baht (they pay the tolls). You need to reserve for this option.

Info from several years ago: The set price from the official taxi stand was 1500 baht. You can negotiate a taxi dropping off a fare on the top level for between 1000. 1200 baht (they pay toll).

**BlygdTuktaren** · 08-13-13 11:17

Finally, here I come in a couple of Days: first I will head down south to meet some people from my country, but then I will head to Pattaya.

I am thinking that it should be fairly easy to bargain during this time of year due to the low season, am I wrong if I Think that I can Catch a bargirl age 20. 25 to take back to my room and have a BBBJ and CIM for 500 B?

And do you have to make it clear from start in the bar that you want it BareBack + CIM or is it standard?

I totally agree that we should not overpay the girls because the more mongers who do so the more money they crave, and before we know it the prices may very well be the same as in Europe.

**TurnipShoe** · 08-13-13 08:49

From all of you currently in Pattaya or seniors just need a tiny advice.

What would be the absolute right place to have a Bachelor's Party for a mate? We are about 12 of us.

Spending money wouldn't be a problem incase.

Cheers and thanks in advance.

**Mua Tur** · 08-13-13 07:37

Originally Posted by RBDave [View Original Post]

Okay. If I'm at soi 6 and Beach road, what signal do I use to get one going to Jomtien?

If I'm already at the intersection where they can make their decision, then I can easily get on the right one by walking down the road in the direction I want to go.

If you opt a regular bht bus service, you need to ride one running through the beach road. Some of These buses crossing the walking street and enter again in 2nd road. Just drop in intersection of 2nd road and you will find the ques of bht buses departs for Jomtien.

**Mr Enternational** · 08-13-13 07:08

Originally Posted by RBDave [View Original Post]

Okay. If I'm at soi 6 and Beach road, what signal do I use to get one going to Jomtien?

If I'm already at the intersection where they can make their decision, then I can easily get on the right one by walking down the road in the direction I want to go.

There is not one going from Soi 6 to Jomtien unless you give him a flat rate like a taxi. You would have to transfer and get another. Just ask the driver, Khun pai Jomtien? Khun pai Pattaya Klang? (Are you going to Jomtien? Are you going to Pattaya Klang?)

**RBDave** · 08-13-13 05:05

Originally Posted by LittleBigMan [View Original Post]

Very easy based on what you just said.

If the baht bus is going to Jomtien he / she would be on far one or two lanes on the right since those two can make a right when the arrow indicates green. So if one wanted to go to Jomtien he would be at that corner or the corner across where the police box is located to go to Jomtien.

If you want to go straight or left down 2rd road you would be on the left, Now this is the key!

As you are standing there when you see the songthaw coming point to the direction you want to go. Down second or straight the driver will then pull over that is the one you take! If they don't stop their not going your way!

Another example: If I at the end of Soi 6, and Beach Road, and want to catch a songthaw to go from Beach road and turn left on Pattaya Klang when I see a Songthaw coming I point left and if that songthaw is going to turn he / she will stop! It has never failed me?

Okay. If I'm at soi 6 and Beach road, what signal do I use to get one going to Jomtien?

If I'm already at the intersection where they can make their decision, then I can easily get on the right one by walking down the road in the direction I want to go.

**LittleBigMan** · 08-13-13 04:57

Originally Posted by RBDave [View Original Post]

When the baht bus goes down Beach Road then turns left on South Pattaya Road, it reaches the intersection with Second Road. Some turn left onto Second Road, some continue straight on South Pattaya Road, and some turn right to go towards Jomtien.

When on Beach Road, is there a way to know which of them goes which direction? It's annoying to have to get off, wait, then pay again.

Very easy based on what you just said.

If the baht bus is going to Jomtien he / she would be on far one or two lanes on the right since those two can make a right when the arrow indicates green. So if one wanted to go to Jomtien he would be at that corner or the corner across where the police box is located to go to Jomtien.

If you want to go straight or left down 2rd road you would be on the left, Now this is the key!

As you are standing there when you see the songthaw coming point to the direction you want to go. Down second or straight the driver will then pull over that is the one you take! If they don't stop their not going your way!

Another example: If I at the end of Soi 6, and Beach Road, and want to catch a songthaw to go from Beach road and turn left on Pattaya Klang when I see a Songthaw coming I point left and if that songthaw is going to turn he / she will stop! It has never failed me?

**Mua Tur** · 08-13-13 04:26

Originally Posted by Reiner Otto [View Original Post]

Hi,

As I want to fly in by AirAsia, I will arrive at Bangkok, Don Mueang (DMK) , about 20:00. But still to make customs.

(If necessary, I might be able to arrive about 18:00 + customs)

Any advice how to get to Pattaya by public transport?

Or, what is a reasonable taxi agency / price?

For me I will like to save my money and spend for the girls. I will opt for public transport. It's not much complicated if I use. Using Taxi from DMK to Ekkamai bus station (I think it will be more or less 300bht). And catch a bus for Pattya or Jomtien (136bht or less).

If you skip to using taxi, you may have more girls from coconut bars in beach road, isn't it? LOL

**Run Mann** · 08-13-13 03:19

Originally Posted by RBDave [View Original Post]

I was hoping there was a way to know before they stopped.

There isn't, they basically do whatever they want. Sometime the drivers will just do a U-turn or change directions at will if they do not like the pickings on their route.

**RBDave** · 08-13-13 02:54

Originally Posted by Zauberfee [View Original Post]

Ask the driver

I was hoping there was a way to know before they stopped.

**Zauberfee** · 08-12-13 21:44

Originally Posted by RBDave [View Original Post]

When on Beach Road, is there a way to know which of them goes which direction?

Ask the driver

**RBDave** · 08-12-13 20:54

When the baht bus goes down Beach Road then turns left on South Pattaya Road, it reaches the intersection with Second Road. Some turn left onto Second Road, some continue straight on South Pattaya Road, and some turn right to go towards Jomtien.

When on Beach Road, is there a way to know which of them goes which direction? It's annoying to have to get off, wait, then pay again.

**RBDave** · 08-12-13 20:40

Originally Posted by Reiner Otto [View Original Post]

Hi,

As I want to fly in by AirAsia, I will arrive at Bangkok, Don Mueang (DMK) , about 20:00. But still to make customs.

(If necessary, I might be able to arrive about 18:00 + customs)

Any advice how to get to Pattaya by public transport?

Or, what is a reasonable taxi agency / price?

I believe it's about 1300 baht for an agency like Mr T.

Not sure what the fixed rate is for the public taxi, but I would imagine less than 2000 baht as it's 1500 from BKK and less than 500 between the two airports.

For me, after a long flight, I don't have the patience for public transportation.

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