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05-27-25 21:07 #45021Senior Member

Posts: 928Nice hotel
Hotel seems amazing. Also has a clear unobstructed view of the sea. Which hotel is it?
Originally Posted by MongerHunger
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05-27-25 09:43 #45020Senior Member

Posts: 928Rising covid cases
Hi. Hearing about rising covid cases in Thailand. Would this be a good time to visit Thailand? Am planning to visit Pattaya for mongering, 2 weeks from now. Please advise.
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05-27-25 05:01 #45019Senior Member

Posts: 1702Touched down in Pattaya. These are exciting times. Here's the view from the rooftop Infinity Pool at my condo building.
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05-26-25 19:18 #45018Regular Member

Posts: 4Wondering about complete senseless attitude of Thai bar staff is like wondering why rain is wet.
Originally Posted by MohdirFan82
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Never ever think just one second about it. Do exactly what you did, pay and go.
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05-26-25 10:54 #45017Senior Member

Posts: 7751Along Walking Street you will not be able to take two steps before being offered to be escorted to one. I've never been. Not my thing. But my crew has!
Originally Posted by OrgasmDonor
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05-26-25 07:20 #45016Senior Member

Posts: 5459I see people on Walking Street showing ads for a ping pong show. Never gone to one.
Originally Posted by OrgasmDonor
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05-25-25 22:51 #45015Senior Member

Posts: 154Pussy Tricks? Ping-Pong show?
Do any shows like this exist in Pattaya? Years ago I saw a crazy show like this in Phuket.
Asking for a friend.
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05-25-25 18:36 #45014Senior Member

Posts: 2203Cleaning up Beach Road is OK in my book
It would make sense that hookers get removed from the beach side of Beach Road because it is the most beautiful part of town for a night time couples or family stroll. By my same philosophy, the freelancers would remain un-hassled in all other parts of Pattaya. Totally removing the hookers from Pattaya would destroy the local hospitality industry (hotels, restaurants, markets, malls, tourist shops, taxi / Grab / baht bus, etc) and have a major effect on thousands of poor families throughout Issan. I cannot imagine that Pattaya government would be foolish enough to do something like that (that level of stupidity is reserved for the Americans).
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05-25-25 04:50 #45013Senior Member

Posts: 7973Props and boos for that video
Originally Posted by NewtonYork
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Props to the hosts of that video for being a bit more detail-oriented than other media reports about the recent Beach Road sweep only sweeping up the female and ladyboy prostitutes in order to reduce the "open and shameful" solicitation of prostitution, which is the only prostitution-related crime the police can enforce in this case. Or perhaps there was an improper visa issue or two among those 50 arrests or sweeps. And that none of their potential customers observed in the "open and shameful" act of soliciting prostitution were arrested, rounded up, charged with or fined for anything at all.
Originally Posted by NewtonYork
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That is an important detail for punters reading this website to know and to clearly understand the reasons for it.
However, boo to them for blithely repeating the popular misunderstanding that prostitution is "illegal" in Thailand. It is not.
And that is why prostitutes plying their trade in the quieter side sois and less open to the public areas than heavy tourist traffic Beach Road and only on the beach side of it at that were not arrested, rounded up and fined for anything, something the hosts wonder about but naturally have no explanation for as long as they are laboring under the misunderstanding that the basic act of prostitution is "illegal" in Thailand.
The simple reason for which is that if prostitution is solicited, negotiated for and engaged in discretely between or among consenting adults there is no Thai crime for which the police can observe, approach, sting, arrest or fine anyone.
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05-25-25 04:01 #45012Senior Member

Posts: 7973I only skipped through the video but at 24:58 there is a line up of about 15 girls and I would say 2-3 of them look attractive in those particular shots.
Originally Posted by NewtonYork
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05-25-25 03:27 #45011Senior Member

Posts: 5459I went to the Maggie Mays Resort before their formal opening, and reported here.
Originally Posted by NewtonYork
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05-25-25 02:27 #45010Senior Member

Posts: 809There's prostitution in Pattaya? You don't say
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvg5fs_AWoI
What's the point of these so called raids, kinda weird. I know for me, when I think of Pattaya, just one thing springs to mind. And it'd be the only reason for me to go there.
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05-25-25 02:25 #45009Senior Member

Posts: 809The girls here don't look very attractive
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLOAg46ZW-0
Who's actually going to this joint?
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05-24-25 20:12 #45008Senior Member

Posts: 7973No debate here. I agree with the Thai Penal Code and you disagree with it. LOL
No it isn't the same. An arrest or conviction for disturbing the peace / causing a public nuisance, which is a crime cited in the Thai Penal Code, is not the same as an arrest or conviction for prostitution, which is not a crime cited in the Thai Penal Code. For one thing, someone CAN be convicted of the former but not for the latter in Thailand unless they change the law.
Originally Posted by Explorer8939
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05-24-25 03:40 #45007Senior Member

Posts: 5459We really don't want want a debate on this issue.
Originally Posted by EihTooms
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Bottom line: the Pattaya police can arrest prostitutes under whatever charge they want. The result is the same.

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