Bangkok Reports

[QUOTE=Goatscrot;2773956]Of course Thai men pay. The days of mia nois being the norm for many a Thai man has definitely passed though. Certainly still exists, but a dude has to make a significant amount of money to support one. When I moved here almost a quarter century ago the many of the locals utilized the soapies for entertainment and would go there with groups of their work friends or other friends for a nice meal and a shag. That's no longer the case as the culture has changed and discretion is much more desirable. The online sideline scene is where it's at for the Thai dudes. It's booming. It's inexpensive, there's lots of quality, and it's a very discreet.[/QUOTE]Thrilled you speak out. Two guys here think only me and you PAY. Hahaha.

One might think I say blue they see red. Kind of thing.

Name That Country.

You are big time drug dealer.

Half the police force is on your side. The other half is not.

Cops are called out to investigate something. Shots are Fired. Are the cops on the side of the drug dealer protecting him or are the cops on the other side are trying to kill him.

This might make some to wake up and start observing things. It's not all Rosy in Kansas Dorothy. Wizard in Oz reference.

Dear Friends,

I have a 9 hours stopover in Bangkok in middle of January. In day time it would have been fine. However, my flight lands at 9 PM. Does it make sense to take a Transit Visa and venture out? I so want to try a Nuru, but it seems most establishments (at least good one's) close by 11 PM. That does not leave me enough time to take the Visa and travel to get the Nuru.

Any suggestions please?

Coold.

[QUOTE=CoolDumble;2773994]Dear Friends,

I have a 9 hours stopover in Bangkok in middle of January. In day time it would have been fine. However, my flight lands at 9 PM. Does it make sense to take a Transit Visa and venture out? I so want to try a Nuru, but it seems most establishments (at least good one's) close by 11 PM. That does not leave me enough time to take the Visa and travel to get the Nuru.

Any suggestions please?

Coold.[/QUOTE]I don't Hate you.

Anyone who suggests anything but staying in the Airport is insane.

[QUOTE=Goatscrot;2773674]Sukhumvit soi 24/1. But video is from 2 yrs ago and quite a few of the shops did not make it through covid. Far fewer gals now and not many lookers. Area across from the soi 24 entrance to the emporium is a bit better.[/QUOTE]Looks like 24/1 to me as well. I posted about an update a few months ago. Its certainly not like it was pre-covid. Soi 24/1 has like 8-10 MPs there, about 2/3's of them seem to be more cater to asian / japanese clients, but they will take anyone of course. The most famous MP there is the last one down the street is the famous Cherry Massage, which at an earlier time was more PSE type place, but it was hit and miss with looks and performance then, and I'm sure its worse now.

The others there all still are around, there are a lot less girls now and a lot less lookers, this area seems like its not doing too hot right now. There were a couple doable girls sitting outside on 24/1 but in the past you'd walk by and there were tons of doable ones.

China is having million covid cases per day. Things are changing rapidly on daily basis.

Next 1-2 weeks will be interesting as we may start seeing tightening of borders and introduction of vaccine certificates, quarantine etc.

[QUOTE=TomThumbbs;2773995]I don't Hate you.

Anyone who suggests anything but staying in the Airport is insane.[/QUOTE]Maybe during the day with 12 hours, but not with only 9. Get a foot massage and cheap food. I am sure your airline food sucks.

[QUOTE=IndyHundred;2752440]I had a short layover in Bangkok this week and decided to take advantage of it. I landed at 1 pm and was flying out the next day at 8. Around 18-19 hours...... But SOG#12 eventually happened and I just collapsed on top of her.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=CoolDumble;2773994]Dear Friends,

I have a 9 hours stopover in Bangkok in middle of January. In day time it would have been fine. However, my flight lands at 9 PM. Does it make sense to take a Transit Visa and venture out? I so want to try a Nuru, but it seems most establishments (at least good one's) close by 11 PM. That does not leave me enough time to take the Visa and travel to get the Nuru.

Any suggestions please?

Coold.[/QUOTE]Indy Hundred got 12 SOG in an 18 hour layover, certainly you can get 2 or 3 pops in a 9 hour layover. I believe everything I read on this forum, don't you?

On a more serious note, many things can happen in Bangkok to cause horrible delays. I'd stay in the airport the full 9 hours.

Its going to be a long night.

Not sure about nuru but I've often in the past arrived in Bangkok at 830 pm, got through customs and collected luggage and checked in at novotel Suvarnabhumi by 930 and then in a taxi by 945, and at tulip by 1030 pm. Fuck senseless by June or leena for an hour (it was a long time ago, precovid) and then back to hotel room at around 1230 pm.

So your enemy is going to be time to get visa on arrival and the hassle of the immigration dudes.

Don't forget Suvarnabhumi is really full at the moment and flights are often late departing and arriving.

Then the other problem is getting back to the airport late at night or very early.

Of course you might be half my age and be an energiser bunny who can easily go a night without sleep. But at my age after a long flight from Australia I'd prefer a quiet night in the airport hotel.

Any chance to change your connecting flight last minute?

[QUOTE=CoolDumble;2773994]Dear Friends,

I have a 9 hours stopover in Bangkok in middle of January. In day time it would have been fine. However, my flight lands at 9 PM. Does it make sense to take a Transit Visa and venture out? I so want to try a Nuru, but it seems most establishments (at least good one's) close by 11 PM. That does not leave me enough time to take the Visa and travel to get the Nuru.

Any suggestions please?

Coold.[/QUOTE]

I've only been home less than TWO weeks and I'm daydreaming about another trip to Thailand to do what I missed out.

Also toying with the idea of heading to the Philippines. Flicked thru' some of the boards on the Philippines and it seems pretty quiet over there.

Thanks a ton everyone for the sage advice. I was skeptical about the late night anyways. I would have had enough of f* in Manila. So this was more to experience Nuru. Does not seem like anything close to airport anyways. Two months back, I was in Phuket and was out of the airport in exactly 20 minutes. But I guess Bangkok is different and more busy.

[QUOTE=Supmam;2774297]Its going to be a long night.

Not sure about nuru but I've often in the past arrived in Bangkok at 830 pm, got through customs and collected luggage and checked in at novotel Suvarnabhumi by 930 and then in a taxi by 945, and at tulip by 1030 pm. Fuck senseless by June or leena for an hour (it was a long time ago, precovid) and then back to hotel room at around 1230 pm.

So your enemy is going to be time to get visa on arrival and the hassle of the immigration dudes.

Don't forget Suvarnabhumi is really full at the moment and flights are often late departing and arriving.

Then the other problem is getting back to the airport late at night or very early.

Of course you might be half my age and be an energiser bunny who can easily go a night without sleep. But at my age after a long flight from Australia I'd prefer a quiet night in the airport hotel.

Any chance to change your connecting flight last minute?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=CoolDumble;2773994]Dear Friends,
I have a 9 hours stopover in Bangkok in middle of January. In day time it would have been fine. However, my flight lands at 9 PM. Does it make sense to take a Transit Visa and venture out? I so want to try a Nuru, but it seems most establishments (at least good one's) close by 11 PM. That does not leave me enough time to take the Visa and travel to get the Nuru.
Any suggestions please?
Coold.[/QUOTE]Have you been to Bangkok before? It sure helps if you know your way around already, but in principle 9 hours should be enough to go into town.
I don't know how much time it will take to get a Transit Visa (don't have any experience with that), but I suppose it won't take more than one hour to get through immigration. Or say 90 minutes from touch down.
Then it will take something between 30 to 60 minutes to get to lower Sukhumvit, either by taxi or the Airport Rail Link and the MRT or BTS. For the way back to the airport you will have to take a taxi, because public transport doesn't start up until 5 or 6 AM. But it won't cost you more than approximately 30 minutes, because traffic is usually low at night.
And let's say you have to be back at the airport at least one hour for departure of your flight.
All in all it leaves you about 5 hours to have some fun.

[QUOTE=CoolDumble;2774368]Thanks a ton everyone for the sage advice. I was skeptical about the late night anyways. I would have had enough of f* in Manila. So this was more to experience Nuru. Does not seem like anything close to airport anyways. Two months back, I was in Phuket and was out of the airport in exactly 20 minutes. But I guess Bangkok is different and more busy.[/QUOTE]It's not just getting OUT of the airport. If you leave, you have to get back in. Early December, from Thong Lor, 4:30 in morning, 30 minutes. Immigration and security, 5:30 morning, I cleared in 20 minutes. But flights start boarding about an hour before departure time. So if you're counting arrival to departure, subtract an hour.

Seems like very close to what I am trying to achieve. The only problem is that I am specifically looking for Nuru. Also, are there massage places open at night? My baggage is all checked through to the destination, so that is one less thing to worry about.

[QUOTE=Supmam;2774297]Its going to be a long night.

Not sure about nuru but I've often in the past arrived in Bangkok at 830 pm, got through customs and collected luggage and checked in at novotel Suvarnabhumi by 930 and then in a taxi by 945, and at tulip by 1030 pm. Fuck senseless by June or leena for an hour (it was a long time ago, precovid) and then back to hotel room at around 1230 pm.

So your enemy is going to be time to get visa on arrival and the hassle of the immigration dudes.

Don't forget Suvarnabhumi is really full at the moment and flights are often late departing and arriving.

Then the other problem is getting back to the airport late at night or very early.

Of course you might be half my age and be an energiser bunny who can easily go a night without sleep. But at my age after a long flight from Australia I'd prefer a quiet night in the airport hotel.

Any chance to change your connecting flight last minute?[/QUOTE]

This is what I'd do:

Option 1: head to lower Sukhumvit and hit one of the freelancers clubs on Soi 11, get a girl you fancy, take her to a short time hotel and have your fun. Have a great meal on Soi 4 then head back to the airport with a smile on your face. .

Or if you are set on a Nuru, contact a few of the Nuru places and see if they do outcalls and have them send a girl to your room with her mattress. Massage places do offer outcalls, just call and ask. A lot of them, if not all of them, have a Line account, get that and arrange all that through the Line app. .

Last option would be to get a hotel for the night near the airport and either have a freelancer that you've pipelined prior to your trip or an escort come join you for some fun.

So do not despair, when there's a will, there's a way.

[QUOTE=CoolDumble;2773994]Dear Friends,

I have a 9 hours stopover in Bangkok in middle of January. In day time it would have been fine. However, my flight lands at 9 PM. Does it make sense to take a Transit Visa and venture out? I so want to try a Nuru, but it seems most establishments (at least good one's) close by 11 PM. That does not leave me enough time to take the Visa and travel to get the Nuru..[/QUOTE]