Is a Planet 13 Cannabis Super Store with Weed Museum the perfect future tourist attraction for Pattaya?

[Jingthing]

I recently learned about Planet 13, a new concept U.S. cannabis company that focuses on building destination worthy cannabis Super Stores in tourist destinations.

 

While many might object that such a store would suppress more bohemian Amsterdam style "coffee house" culture, to me, this concept seems made for Pattaya. Like a casino, drag show, or aquarium but all about the cannabis.

 

So how do you feel about this?

 

Assuming and I do assume that weed liberalization is here to stay in Thailand.

 

You're welcome to respond. I have done so here.

 

Do you think such a store would overall be a good thing for consumers and the industry?

To me, there are obvious pros and cons.

 

Do you think it would be popular with tourists?

I would say you can bet the house that it would be very popular.

 

Would you go yourself?

You betcha,

 

The Planet 13 location in Vegas --

 

 

BTW, Planet 3 is a penny stock that you can invest in.

Planet 13 Holdings Inc. (PLNHF)

Edited September 20, 2022 by Jingthing

[newnative]

Haven't been yet but I think Pattaya already has a weed attraction next to Legend Siam, and by the same owners.  A blurb:

 

Legend Siam, a tourist attraction in Pattaya invite both Thai tourists And foreigners traveling to Pattaya from March 15 onwards prepare to experience new things. Amazing in the new zone of Legend Siam is the Miracle Cannabis Land zone, the amazing city of cannabis. In this zone you will find the Cannabis Museum, the Hemp and Hemp Museum. The only one in Pattaya that allows you to explore the land of wonderful plants. Learn cannabis strains in Installation Art style filled with spectacular lighting.

[Dogmatix]

It's a great idea for tourists.  I went to the opium museum near Chaing Rai and found it very interesting.  Tourists will be interested, even if they have never tried cannabis and have no intention of doing so. I hope they put in a lot of historical stuff like the Opium Museum.  This is exactly the sort of thing Thailand should be doing for tourist post-legalisation.

[kinyara]

It's a commercial enterprise to make Anutin's backers, the Chidchobs even more money through legalising drugs. Your right Jingthing, they've studied the US model and realised how much they will eventually make by cornering the market and wiping  out free enterprise by using the power of the state and their political privelege.

 

I personally think it's absolute tragedy for Thailand that this is their main policy masquerading as a health agenda. The biggest bunch of unelected crooks are raping the finances of the country and getting away with it by jailing anyone that questions it.

 

Suddenly there is a shortfall in the monthly military budget since the Patek Phillip slug took over. Give me a break.

Edited September 21, 2022 by kinyara

[hotchilli]

On 9/20/2022 at 11:15 PM, Jingthing said:

So how do you feel about this?

Another reason to stay away.

[PoorSucker]

There's an alcohol museum in Stockholm sponsored by the government owned monopoly. 

Very nice destination, if you are over 18 you can get a taste of different snaps. 

[Joe Farang]

I'd rather support local Thai growers and owners rather than a US Corporate (or any country corporate)

[Seppius]

If you flew from Vegas to a state that has not legalized cannabis, would you have a problem carrying it in?

[jacko45k]

17 hours ago, Seppius said:

If you flew from Vegas to a state that has not legalized cannabis, would you have a problem carrying it in?

As far as I am aware there are no baggage checks on domestic USA arrival flights....

[aussiexpat]

8 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

As far as I am aware there are no baggage checks on domestic USA arrival flights....

No sniffer dogs? 

[jacko45k]

11 minutes ago, aussiexpat said:

No sniffer dogs? 

Been a lot of years but I don't recall them. International arrivals was a different matter and taken more seriously. 

[ezzra]

I'll wait for the cocaine and heroin Super Stores and coffee shops to open and also as tourist destinations. this Marihuana is a child game for me...

[Denim]

On 9/22/2022 at 11:22 AM, PoorSucker said:

There's an alcohol museum in Stockholm sponsored by the government owned monopoly. 

Very nice destination, if you are over 18 you can get a taste of different snaps. 

Oh yes...a Lao Khao and Sato museum would be great idea for Pattaya.

 

Could call it 

 

Pi** pots paradise.

 

Be a big hit with the Russians that are supposed to be coming.

 

Perfect attraction to drown their sorrows.

 

 

 

 

Edited September 27, 2022 by Denim
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[stoner]

is this a legit thread or a promotion ?  its like they are doing a survey to test the waters.

[stoner]

19 minutes ago, ezzra said:

I'll wait for the cocaine and heroin Super Stores and coffee shops to open and also as tourist destinations. this Marihuana is a child game for me...

could you please point out a single example of a store like you mentioned opening anywhere in the world ?

 

keeping in mind how many countries have liberal laws on the devils lettuce. 

[Jingthing]

2 hours ago, stoner said:

is this a legit thread or a promotion ?  its like they are doing a survey to test the waters.

Oh no.

Busted!.

How did you know I'm an agent of Big Marijuana?

[stoner]

1 hour ago, Jingthing said:

Big Marijuana?

hahhaahahahahahahahhahaahhahaa

 

thank you for that.