Pattaya: New "B.L.U.E." future envisaged - forget entertainment the focus is business and leisure

[captnhoy]

Yet another example in a long list of examples of how blind they can be. I think the city is an amazing testament to the value and power of pu**y.

[EVENKEEL]

6 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Do they mean directly to U-Tapao by this?

Personally I find Swampy more convenient....although I do yet have to try the new Hwy Ext to UT. 

Yeah, hopefully they will use BKK for Patts SHA. Utapao would just increase the price of flight.

[bangon04]

Leisure without Entertainment...... well it is a total mystery why the major tourist areas in other countries don't understand the concept.

 

A new Hub for Thailand.

[rott]

9 hours ago, finnsk said:

Pattaya is world famous for its bar, massage and nigtlife, nothing else.

 

The beach, with the dirty water running out from the hole town, running out directly in the beach is not very .............

 

I can hardly imagine Pattaya as a family resort

 

 

Many Russians, Indians and Chinese are convinced that it is a family resort. 

Edited September 27, 2021 by rott

[rott]

11 hours ago, Thailand said:

The new norm without the sexy girl/bars etc, I don't think so.

I think the thought persons have their glasses on backwards.

Sometimes people speak less than the truth. And there is the long running enforcement problem. 

[bkk6060]

Walking Street would make a great tourist attraction.  As a museum.  Walk through have statues of girls or mechanical robots and Falang sitting on bar stools while the guide talks about the past.  Walk inside a Gogo watch a mechanical female robot dancing.

It would be very popular.

[Black Angus]

Ba you miss the point they make . The cop/pol wallets will get better and bigger, the bars will be more upmarket, as will the girls  ????  ????and the prices will go up, up, up.  I'm ordering in more air bottles, in case I runout of air while Holding my breath. Pattaya will remain Pattaya or else it will revert to what it was before the US marines came. An unknow village. Somewhere on a map.

[androokery]

41 minutes ago, rott said:

Many Russians, Indians and Chinese are convinced that it is a family resort. 

It works great as a family resort - unless you go into Central Pattaya after nightfall and as long as you stay clear of Soi 6 at almost all hours. 

Edited September 27, 2021 by androokery
confusion averted

[eastlight]

3 hours ago, Ginner said:

Pattaya was dying long before covid hit. With the restrictions the present government put on the place. Doubt it will ever be like it used to be. I can remember Soi Buakhao when it was near impossible to to walk down the Soi due to it being packed. About a year before covid hit you could walk down the middle of the Soi ten abreast  with out blocking anyone's way of being.

I can remember when Soi Bakou was virtually a country lane.

[natway09]

So, 4,000 girls out of work, 4,000. Families in Isaan lost their monthly income & 3,000 traders

in Issan will have a lot less business not to mention the the hotel rooms in Pattaya will remain empty.

No bars paying tax or "protection monies" paid, the list just goes on

They really just do not understand Pattaya or what makes it tick

Family holidays in Pattaya, why ? It is a dirty dump

[connda]

Pattaya: New "B.L.U.E." future envisaged - forget entertainment the focus is business and leisure

What is leisure without entertainment?  Sitting on the beach with a bottle of Chang?  Wait!  Can't even do that.

[melonf]

A perfect marketing slogan. I think we can all infer the missing word.
 

BLUE Pattaya. Welcome to the home of adult business, leisure, ultimate experience.

[Darksidedude]

ha ha no

[The Hammer2021]

Very few people have been vaccinated so far here. It's very difficult for Thais and foreigners alike

[Jingthing]

What's "ultimate" about the "experience" of visiting such a version of Pattaya?

I guess they think foreign tourists are dumb. 

 

[chaihot]

11 hours ago, lamyai3 said:

They should have gone with "LUBE". 

Now THAT is a winning post!!

[chaihot]

Is anyone else surprised that the authorities didn't take the Covid shut down as the opportunity to knock down the beach side of Walking Street to fulfil the "glorious plans" of a years gone by?  

 

Most courts were closed; businesses already shut down; I was SURE they would have done this by now.  

 

 

[thaibeachlovers]

5 hours ago, eastlight said:

I can remember when Soi Bakou was virtually a country lane.

I can remember when Buakao was so unknown I never heard of it, and I'd been visiting Pattaya for years before it did become popular when the bars were forced off Beach Rd and they relocated.

[thaibeachlovers]

55 minutes ago, chaihot said:

Is anyone else surprised that the authorities didn't take the Covid shut down as the opportunity to knock down the beach side of Walking Street to fulfil the "glorious plans" of a years gone by?  

 

Most courts were closed; businesses already shut down; I was SURE they would have done this by now.  

 

 

Given that those establishments are probably owned by "influential people", IMO they won't be going away any time soon.

All that talk about removing them for the past 30 odd years is probably just talk; same as all the talk about making Pattaya a "family" destination.

[thaipara]

3 hours ago, Jingthing said:

What's "ultimate" about the "experience" of visiting such a version of Pattaya?

Perhaps they mean that your first such experience will be your last.

[morrobay]

9 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

Walking Street would make a great tourist attraction.  As a museum.  Walk through have statues of girls or mechanical robots and Falang sitting on bar stools while the guide talks about the past.  Walk inside a Gogo watch a mechanical female robot dancing.

It would be very popular.

And include the obstacle course walking St entrance : photos yesterday 

[jacko45k]

14 minutes ago, morrobay said:

And include the obstacle course walking St entrance : photos yesterday 

What a bloody mess.... but don't worry, it will be sorted before the grand opening 1st November, back to it's former glory of 2019... which was actually a right bloody mess!

[thailand49]

I can understand the Thais tourist thinking about using or copying the " Sandbox " which is should be renamed " Quicksand " 

" Moving on " that is exactly my thinking lets move on from the same old ideas thinking they can just rename the title!

 

It is time if one is to survive is to have a balance well rounded plan this same stuff quarantine asking hotels to join the scheme is just to continue down the same road to obtaining whatever brown envelopes from these plans. Continuous nonsense!

[Andycoops]

More head buried in the sand, if it's not washed away, mumbo jumbo from the dye my hair black Muppets.

No bars open means very few farangs will bother, the Philippines and Vietnam must be rubbing their hands with glee.

[FunkyDunky58]

Welcome to Pattaya. Thailands new ghost town.

[thaibeachlovers]

4 hours ago, morrobay said:

And include the obstacle course walking St entrance : photos yesterday 

Zounds! I could swear I read a thread some time ago in this very subforum telling us that all the overhead wires on W S had been buried, but in those photos I can see many overhead wires. Is it a case of saying one thing on here and the reality being somewhat different?

[morrobay]

Something like that.

[fulhamster]

50% have had 2 jabs?? 

The paper we can't mention reported 23% in Pattaya yesterday ????????????

[Ginner]

20 hours ago, eastlight said:

I can remember when Soi Bakou was virtually a country lane.

That's what is is now. Nature will reclaim it very shortly a it's a ghost street now ha!

[SooKee]

On 9/27/2021 at 8:32 AM, webfact said:

 

When tourism finally gets off the ground again in Pattaya they will have to forget the resort's notorious entertainment industry.

 

 

More a case of "If Pattaya opens without the resort's notorious entertainment industry they will have to forget the idea of getting any tourists" I would think ????

Edited September 29, 2021 by SooKee