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Expensive, unused lobby and restrooms at Pattaya port to be torn down after five years


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Pattaya City Council voted to tear down an expensive, unused lobby at the Pattaya port after it was reportedly used only once over the past five years.

 

The building that was supposed to be used as a luxury, air-conditioned lobby for passengers traveling to the Pattaya port in South Pattaya was constructed during the administration of the National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) in October 2016, according to local media.

 

Despite a large sum of money spent on the lobby, it had only been used one time to host an event since its construction was completed in 2017. Local media said thousands of travelers visited the port every day, but the lobby always remained closed.

 

Full Story: https://thepattayanews.com/2022/11/30/expensive-unused-lobby-and-restrooms-at-pattaya-port-to-be-torn-down-after-five-years/

 

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1 minute ago, AhFarangJa said:

May I hazard a guess that a member of the Pattaya administration, the company who built it will get the contract to demolish it, and then build something else in its place.....:whistling:

No doubt. Or maybe just rename Waterfront, Waiting Room. A little bit of refurb on the ground floor, good to go...

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58 minutes ago, bradiston said:

So why can't they just install seats in this building, and open it to the public?

That was my first thought, too.  Especially the restrooms.  ISTR there were complaints about no restrooms available for folks boarding the ferries.

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17 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Despite a large sum of money spent on the lobby, it had only been used one time to host an event since its construction was completed in 2017. Local media said thousands of travelers visited the port every day, but the lobby always remained closed.

Another Thai "show-piece"

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Quote: After the demolition and the seat installation, the new place would be able to accommodate more than 100 exhausted travelers, said Manoch. Unquote

 

Find out why the travellers are exhausted and fix the cause. Was the unused restroom equipped with beds?

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3 hours ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

Quote: After the demolition and the seat installation, the new place would be able to accommodate more than 100 exhausted travelers, said Manoch. Unquote

 

Find out why the travellers are exhausted and fix the cause. Was the unused restroom equipped with beds?

I feel a quick visit to check this building out coming on.

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