Gay Pattaya
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To begin with this review, it has to go back to more than 10 years ago. It was my first time and trip to Thailand, and I made Pattaya a side trip to Bangkok. I heard about the adult show, but they did not take individual tourists at that time. Now, after 10 years, I returned to Pattaya to make up for my previous curiosity. You can buy tickets on many of the online tourism platforms. price ranging 900-1200 THB compared to 1500THB if you buy at the entry. All four shows feature short erotic/sexy shows repeatedly. The four shows are similar, including stripper male/female, penis as a drumstick to drum, pussy to shoot dart, live sex show, lady boys show, e…
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I'm going September 1st for one month ,my Filipino bf will join me from Australia in the middle of the trip. I'm thinking next year I will not go so I can buy gold faucets for the bathroom My friend here in Sydney has told me buy gold tapware Now I'm hoping September iin Thailand is still low season 😄 In all the other times I went I couldn't do my dancing in the bar because there were too many customers I'm a good dancer if anyone wants to join me 🕺🕺 FloridaRob didn't 🤭
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Did see this in a Facebook group, but it didn't get reactions yet whether or not there is a new gay sauna in Jomtien... Maybe somebody on this forum has more information? Or it's simply not true...
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Just follow his Facebook, I know he owned a bar in Jomtien complex,? Mike Clarke, he has headed to Benidorm to live , is that Spain ? On another I was shocked to read I didn't know of the passing of the former Jomtien complex drag queen Madam Karen passing away at 92 in Australia Who remembers her
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Years ago I used to love all the Go Go bars 🕺 I think my last visit I went to one which was Winner boys 👦👦 I remember them all , I forget the one with the mamasan with the Cat 🐈 😺 Jomtien complex to me is boring Unfortunately the Go Go bar scene has more or less finished. I'm going to have to enter the "scene" eventually and make changes We are in 2025 , Im thinking of introducing iPads to the seats We need to change Change for the better
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I see the Thai owner of this bar has had enough I can't remember seeing it though when I was there back in March
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Preparation are in full swing at 5 pm, see attached. Level noise already cancerogenic. Can immagine what it will be at 10 pm. By the way gayinpattaya once recommended chicken with cashew nuts by Sophia's Kitchen, opposite Dicks. I tried today and certainly one of best I ever tasted, even if bit on spicy side. I wonder where I can find that guy from "sex work is work " poster. Will be on the look for him tonight but not before I will host another hunk to check stamps newly aquire to my collection
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Where in Pattaya I will see young boys massage??
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Direct flights to 3 domestic destinations, Malasia KL, 3 Russian cities, and 9 Chinese. Shows Chinese tourism dominance, but why not even 1 'western' destination? All the above according to Gemini; does anyone know better?
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It appears that I can no longer use Wise to transfer my pension from the UK to my Thai bank. Apparently this is due to an "upgrade" of the Thai bank's computer system. Upgrade?? Presumably I shall have to go back to using the expensive Swift option. Bah humbug!
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It appears that I can no longer use Wise to transfer my pension from the UK to my Thai bank. Apparently this is due to an "upgrade" of the Thai bank's computer system. Upgrade?? Presumably I shall have to go back to using the expensive Swift option. Bah humbug!
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Do any of the Supertown Jomtien bars have short time rooms available?
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From Pattaya Mail Mayor Poramet Ngampichet has addressed growing concerns over the sharp decline in Chinese tourists, stressing that the issue is being taken seriously at both the local and national levels. He confirmed that the city is actively coordinating with the Thai government to restore confidence, especially regarding public safety, which has been a major factor in the drop. Speaking to the press, Mayor Poramet acknowledged that Chinese visitor numbers to Pattaya have plummeted, citing several contributing factors: fears over safety, misconceptions about earthquakes in Thailand, economic anxieties tied to U.S. trade policies, and China’s domestic tourism…
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From Pattaya News A disruptive incident involving a foreign tourist at a Pattaya convenience store went viral, sparking widespread debate on social media about tourist behavior and safety. The man, identified as a 25-year-old Belgian, caused big damage before agreeing to compensate the store with 35,000 baht. The incident occurred around 4:00 AM on April 27 at a convenience store located in Soi Naklua 16. A series of four video clips, posted by TikTok and Instagram user @Mrbochkarev which can be seen HERE captured the chaotic scene and quickly gained traction online, amassing numerous views and shares. In the initial clip, the man, later identified only as M…
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I had forgotten until another farang mentioned....there has been NO peanuts or wet face towels now for a few years Cost cutting ? Different generation? When I start my Go Go bar I will introduce these things back !!
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From Pattaya News Pattaya Police and Royal Thai Immigration have revealed that a Chinese national, identified now as Mr. Tongyong Fu, 42, was arrested at Suvarnabhumi Airport while attempting to leave Thailand. He was wanted after the discovery of the body of a transgender woman in a Pattaya apartment earlier today, as we reported here. Pattaya police have also released more details on what they believe was a murder, although the reasoning behind the incident is still unclear. Mr. Fu was being transported back to Pattaya City where he is expected to be interviewed with the assistance of an interpreter. The body of the victim, identified only as 25 year old W…
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From Pattaya Mail Thailand’s tourism industry is facing one of its steepest downturns in recent years, with the Chinese market — once its most lucrative — in sharp decline. Mr. Sittiwat Chiwarattanaporn, Chief Advisor of the Association of Thai Travel Agents (ATTA), said the current drop in Chinese tourist arrivals is comparable to the 2018 Phuket boat tragedy, which triggered a major slump in Chinese travel to Thailand. As of April 16, only 5,833 Chinese tourists entered Thailand — a drastic drop from the pre-pandemic daily average of 15,000 to 20,000. This marks one of the lowest levels in recent memory. A combination of negative economic factors, including U.…
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From Pattaya News A 34-year-old Indian tourist was slashed by a homeless man in Pattaya while waiting at a car repair shop, raising fresh concerns over public safety in the city. At 3:06 PM on April 22nd, the Sawang Boriboon Rescue Center in Pattaya received a report of a stabbing incident in Pattaya. Rescue teams quickly coordinated with Pattaya Police and rushed to the scene. There, responders found a 34-year-old Indian tourist, later identified as Mr. Shrutikkumar, in a state of shock and fear. He had suffered a knife wound to his right palm and slash marks on his body. Rescue workers provided first aid before transporting him to the hospital. The suspect…
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From Pattaya News With over 10,000 daily visitors and a growing local population, Koh Larn is set to get a new police substation at Tawaen Beach to improve safety and ease the burden on existing officers. Mr. Manoch Nongyai, Deputy Mayor of Pattaya, together with Mr. Kiatthisak Sriwongchai, Permanent Secretary of Pattaya City and other officials, met to discuss the establishment of a new police substation on Koh Larn. The meeting took place at the Pattaya City branch office on Koh Larn, near Tawaen Beach. After the meeting, Mr. Manoch stated that Koh Larn currently welcomes around 10,000 tourists daily, both Thai and foreign, and also has a large residential…
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From Pattaya news From May 1st to 5th, Central Pattaya Beach will dazzle with “Pattaya Lighting 2025 – FantaSea: The Illumination on the Beach,” the city’s debut lighting festival transforming the shoreline into a fantasy world of light and imagination. The Illumination on the Beach” is Pattaya’s first-ever grand lighting festival, set to transform the beachfront into a fantasy world of lights, colors, and imagination. The event will take place at Central Pattaya Beach.
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From Pattaya Mail At the Multi-Purpose Hall in Laem Bali Hai Pier, South Pattaya, a coordinated effort to ensure the safety and well-being of both locals and tourists during the Songkran festival took place. The operation was led by Pol. Gen. Saksira Phuakam, the Commander of the Tourist Police, who was joined by key personnel including Pol. Lt. Col. Torlap Tinamat, Inspector of the Tourist Police Division 4, and various officers from the Pattaya Police, Chonburi Immigration, Pattaya City Municipality, and the Marine Department. The primary goal of this collaborative operation was to ensure that tourists who were traveling to Koh Larn for Songkran were pro…
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Pattaya Mail Now that Songkran celebrations have wrapped up across most of Thailand, all eyes are turning to Pattaya — the last big splash of the season is about to begin. While other provinces are cleaning up after their water fights, Pattaya is just getting started. The real party here kicks off on April 18 with Wan Lai Naklua, followed by Wan Lai Pattaya on April 19, known as some of the wildest, wettest, and most anticipated Songkran days in the entire country. Crowds are already building — from locals to long-term visitors and tourists alike — all waiting for the grand finale. Expect massive water battles along Beach Road, cultural parades, concerts, f…
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From Pattaya News A viral video showing a chaotic brawl between Thai locals and foreign tourists in Pattaya on Soi 6 prompted authorities to respond this evening by meeting with Thai nationals involved. On April 15, 2025, at 5:26 p.m., Pattaya City Police, led by Deputy Investigator Pol. Lt. Col. Arus Sapanon and Pol. Lt. Col. Suradech Imjai, alongside Banglamung District officials Nattawat Sophonsewatsilp and Tharit Jancharoon, summoned two security guards, a bar manager, and a female employee for questioning. Identified as Non, 36, and Nik, 37 (security guards), Prae, 37 (manager), and May, 33 (server), they provided CCTV footage as evidence. The guards, w…
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From Khaosod English A Lithuanian man sits slumped outside the condominium room in Pattaya while emergency responders and Pattaya police provide first aid to his British friend who severely injured himself playing Russian roulette with a gun, late on April 8, 2025 PATTAYA — In a shocking incident late Monday night, a British national was rushed to hospital with severe injuries after shooting himself in what appears to be a solo game of Russian roulette at a condominium in Pattaya, Thailand. Pattaya City Police responded to reports of a foreigner with a self-inflicted gunshot wound at a condominium located in Soi Chaiyapruek 1, Soi 3, Nongprue, Banglam…
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