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03-25-25 10:32 #44662Senior Member

Posts: 259What
Some thoughts I've lived here for 3 years and have to say Pattaya is a mainstream place what are you talking about Pattaya cost more than Bangkok in bars I mean Thai friendly tinder etc is more expensive in Bangkok. Chicks don't lower there prices in low season. The bar prices are fixed for the most part so that won't lower either. Only thing coming in low season does is make it so the girl is less likely to turn you down as there isn't a bunch of other customers available to her.
Originally Posted by MDave1981
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03-25-25 07:42 #44661Senior Member

Posts: 18757Half the time Las Vegas is not even open.
Originally Posted by EverythingThai
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That is Billabong, where the older freelancers go. It is always like that. That is why I was asking a poster a while back, how does he explain how Billabong is always full if the rage is supposed to be 20 year olds.
Originally Posted by EverythingThai
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03-24-25 04:22 #44660Senior Member

Posts: 5461June is just about the best time for Pattaya if you want lots of cheap ladies.
Originally Posted by MDave1981
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03-23-25 13:32 #44659Senior Member

Posts: 928Mid June?
So if I have to plan a repeat visit, how is mid June? Is it low season? . I just want high supply and low cost, which is why am even going to pattaya. Else I can always pay in bangkon or even phuket. I just don't want pattaya to get as pricey as a mainstream place.
Originally Posted by EverythingThai
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03-23-25 12:39 #44658Senior Member

Posts: 786I swear for every one property making a Profit 19 aren't. It's the Thought not the actual numbers.
Originally Posted by EverythingThai
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03-23-25 11:40 #44657Senior Member

Posts: 1059Thailand has done a lot of promotion in India to draw in visitors, much like they have done for russians and chinese before. India is potentially the biggest market with well over a billion people and it's close in global terms. Thailand has also included India on their 30/60 day visa free entry.
Originally Posted by NewtonYork
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They are looking for the wealthiest visitors but get all sorts. So Walking Street has some big clubs for those with money, yet you still see stories of Indians sleeping on the beach or taking a crap in the street.
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03-23-25 08:49 #44656Senior Member

Posts: 2662I guess you forgot to clean your own ass.
Originally Posted by Koryu
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03-22-25 21:36 #44655Senior Member

Posts: 809Why is there all this talk about Indians in Pattaya? I might as well put my 2 cents in then, since it's Saturday, my life sucks and I got nothing better to do.
Not 2 years ago, when I had the joy of being in Bangkok, and I wrote a bunch of highly detailed reports on my experiences here (look it up), I saw something in Nana that really made me realize that perhaps our fellow hobbyists from the subcontinent aren't so liked in Thailand for reasons. And this was Bangkok mind you.
Are we all saying here and now, that our fellow hobbyists from the subcontinent are beloved in Pattaya and that every club is geared towards them now? I don't know bub. I'm doubtful of that. This is what I saw in Nana not 2 years ago. It was one of the clubs on the 2nd floor and every dude just walked in, but when a dude-of-subcontinent-origin tried to walk in, the bouncer stopped him. For no apparent reason, just stopped him and told him to split. I could be mistaken, but I think he was with 2 of his friends. So it was a small group.
And as I read up on this, it turns out it's a relatively common phenomenon. And that our brethren hobbyists carry with them a series of sad stereotypes. So, bearing all this in mind, how can then all the clubs in Pattaya be geared towards them? I find it hard to believe. But look, someday soon, I'll lose my job and the first thing I'll do is fly to Thailand. If I get to Pattaya and see for myself, I'll report on it here. Cause there seems to be a lot of conflicting info on this.
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03-22-25 20:19 #44654Senior Member

Posts: 259Some thoughts one recent post he recommendation of going to GC is a good one that's what I do. Only thing is the quality isn't great and for me there not good enough to do full service with. So I just get a BJ costing only 800 baht not a bad deal. LK Metro gogos get going after 2200 unlike there walking street counter parts get busy fairly early after opening. Also Queens usually has a decent crowd everyday but maybe Monday. Also remember it's going to pick right back up in town with Songkran coming up next month. While I hate the water throwing for a week there seems to be a good number of people who enjoy it and come for it so bars will do well then.
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03-22-25 17:06 #44653Senior Member

Posts: 6887Please stop taking what you are taking. There are 3 or 4 Indian oriented clubs out of 12 or so in total I'd label night clubs.
Originally Posted by ElMexicant
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03-22-25 17:03 #44652Senior Member

Posts: 6887It was slightly better about a week or so ago. But seems to go up and down every few days.
Originally Posted by UglyAzzMan
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03-22-25 15:29 #44651Senior Member

Posts: 991So, when are you coming to Thailand?
Originally Posted by ElMexicant
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03-22-25 15:15 #44650Senior Member

Posts: 991Walk through LK Metro
Took a buzz through LK Metro recently. I don’t know how these bars are surviving. I never see customers walking in and out. The Las Vegas gogo bar seemed desperate for customers. Only the large beer bar on the corner, the one that’s been there for years was poppin.
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03-22-25 15:07 #44649Senior Member

Posts: 991Experience at an unnamed bar in Pattaya
I've spent a lot of time (and money) at this bar. On a recent visit, the night started out as usual: wild energy, tequila shots, girls going down on each other at my table and one of my regular girls joining me upstairs for the standard GFE / PSE session.
When I came back down to settle the bill, I noticed it had jumped up by 2,300 Baht. The cashier claimed the girl had ordered drinks for herself and two others before heading upstairs. I hadn't ordered them, and nothing was said at the time.
Most guys would blow up in this situation. I didn't. I calmly said to the cashier in Thai:
"I don't mind paying this, but I didn't order these drinks. If you really need me to pay, I will, but you probably won't see me again. ".
The bill was immediately corrected.
Advice: Don't argue over small amounts. Pay if you must, but walk away for good if the trust is broken. This place has lost a good customer who regularly spends 10,000- 15,000 Baht per night.
Even your regular haunts need to be watched. Check your bill often throughout the night. If you can't, pay as you go. Sometimes places get too comfortable and start taking regulars for granted. This goes for new places you try too.
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03-22-25 15:00 #44648Senior Member

Posts: 6574I think he's trying to be interesting but is having the opposite effect. For that type of writing I would advise him to read Vagabundo's posts in the Rio de Janeiro forum.
Originally Posted by Shikhar10
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