"Free" new beach umbrellas and chairs in Pattaya are not free at all!

[Destiny1990]

Umbrellas are back? I am lost now.Probably next month another umbrella ban. In the pipeline.

[wakeupplease]

6 hours ago, burgdawg said:

...Pattaya has a beach? Who knew?

Yep last time I saw it it did but only 2 meters in depth and stank like a bog

[Pattaya46]

2 hours ago, wakeupplease said:

Yep last time I saw it it did but only 2 meters in depth and stank like a bog

 

2 meters in depth... 

 

[burgdawg]

...correct me of I'm wrong, but wasn't there a decidedly Tai-Master Plan to bring in barges of sand from Rayong to replenish and extend el playa? But not enough room for grifter dipping.

Then the idea got shifted to an endless stream of sand-carrying trucks with dubious drivers and even more dubious safety records (if at all) on those self-same trucks?

 

What happened to that crazy idea?

[jacko45k]

This is goofy for so many reasons.

Firstly I though it was illegal to advertise alcoholic drinks on items..

Secondly, Chang, which for most people is synonymous with beer, cannot be drunk or sold on the beach!

 

Or are we purely talking of their soda water product?

[Pattaya46]

5 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Firstly I though it was illegal to advertise alcoholic drinks on items..

Secondly, Chang, which for most people is synonymous with beer, cannot be drunk or sold on the beach!

As said many times already:

- They advertise the drinks company Chang, not an alcohol drink

- Drinking beer on the beach is not forbidden (but selling it is)

[Nemesis7]

Some how nothing is free in Thailand