2 hours ago, pomchop said:

I will be very very happy when it is all over...

If it's too loud Oldtimer......your too old !!!

 

for all the people who think having a few guys on beach road who want to start up and test their huge speakers at 6;30 am...there is a difference between celebrating and being a total dcckhead...my complaint was never about celebrating but about stupidity...if you can't understand the difference than so be it.

1137 - City Of Pattaya Complaint line.

 

Ring them.

Yeah, those idiots who own at Hiso Northshore must be having a blast.

As mentioned, it is the land of noise in a party town.  They could careless about what people think.  Don't worry, it should only go on for another week.  

3 hours ago, pomchop said:

for all the people who think having a few guys on beach road who want to start up and test their huge speakers at 6;30 am...there is a difference between celebrating and being a total dcckhead...my complaint was never about celebrating but about stupidity...if you can't understand the difference than so be it.

 

The OP. Move to an area known to be noisy then complain about it. 

 

 

City council in Pattaya turn 

a blind eye to any money making scheme regardless of traffic chaois or loud noise disturbing residents. 

No regard for Pattaya's quality of life tourist income is priority. 

No disrespect but they don't care.  Ten of thousands of tourist or guest far outweigh the concerns of a few.  The amount of money these events bring to the city is immense.  

 

I stayed in Pattaya this year for Christmas and New Years and now remember why I went to some rural area with mountains for every year post covid.

Thailand can be a very noisy place and there's absolutely nothing that you can do about it, except to change your location. If you find where you are to be too noisy, if I were in your position I would change my room, perhaps get a room facing away from the beach or even shift hotels.

 

That is totally within your power. Or you could do nothing and just continue to complain and grin and bear it. 

3 hours ago, pomchop said:

Even earplugs don't work on that level of volume and those massive speakers.  Trying to drown out that noise?  Good luck.

 

  Already planning a trip next year over xmas/new years as i highly doubt it will go away. 

 

I am sure all the people paying big bucks to stay at hilton really enjoyed being blasted out of their expensive beds at 6;30 am.  Maybe a couple of hiso big wigs will complain to the mayor or police chief and that would be the only hope of ending it.

I had the same experience earlier this year in Da Nang.  Horrendous Karaoke from a house near to my Airbnb.  It was just ridiculously loud.  Remedy..........hooked up laptop to tv in the room.  Went to You Tube, found a video of heavy rain.........turned it up full blast.........completely drowned out the noise.  Drifted off to sleep listening to the rain......bliss.

4 hours ago, pomchop said:

I live very near the beach/Hilton.  As most know they have set up for the big holiday party with stages for the entertainers and massive sound systems.

 

The noise is almost unbearable...it went on off and on most of sunday at very loud volumes.  On sunday night it was still super loud with lot of rap/hiphop type "music"...this went on til after midnight last night.

 

If that was not enough it started up again at 6;30 am this morning, monday, louder than ever.  It is now almost 8 am and still going strong.  They seem to be testing the system or just playing it for their own amusement.

 

Of course this is basically across the street from the soi 9 police station whose windows no doubt are vibrating from the noise.

 

And yet obviously there is no effort to wallk across the street and tell those idiots to cut it out.  Surely there must be some rules/law against this?  Maybe the cops are too busy setting up to hand out tickets to passing motobikes to notice?

 

Yes I know TIT but even here is it really necessary to start it up at 6;30 am no doubt waking up thousands of people who live or stay in hotels anywhere near the beach?

 

 

There is a "noise" law from 1954(?), but without mentioning limits of Dezibel. (As far as I know). So very difficult for police to interfere 

59 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:

1137 - City Of Pattaya Complaint line.

 

Ring them.

Or you could ring the The Samaritan care line 

Thailand can be a very noisy place. I'm afraid very few people here are going to feel sorry for you. Perhaps best to move on asap.

4 hours ago, pomchop said:

I live very near the beach/Hilton.  As most know they have set up for the big holiday party with stages for the entertainers and massive sound systems.

 

The noise is almost unbearable...it went on off and on most of sunday at very loud volumes.  On sunday night it was still super loud with lot of rap/hiphop type "music"...this went on til after midnight last night.

 

If that was not enough it started up again at 6;30 am this morning, monday, louder than ever.  It is now almost 8 am and still going strong.  They seem to be testing the system or just playing it for their own amusement.

 

Of course this is basically across the street from the soi 9 police station whose windows no doubt are vibrating from the noise.

 

And yet obviously there is no effort to wallk across the street and tell those idiots to cut it out.  Surely there must be some rules/law against this?  Maybe the cops are too busy setting up to hand out tickets to passing motobikes to notice?

 

Yes I know TIT but even here is it really necessary to start it up at 6;30 am no doubt waking up thousands of people who live or stay in hotels anywhere near the beach?

 

 

 

 

I'm bubbling with anger just reading that.

43 minutes ago, blaze master said:

 

The OP is stupidity. Move to an area known to be noisy then complain about it. 

 

Master troll. 

Like people who buy houses  close to Airports or night clubs 

Australia NSW has just implemented a Law from 2025 that if you move or buy to any of these established places Nightclubs,pubs etc and they were there BEFORE you ,you can't complain 

45 minutes ago, blaze master said:

 

The OP is stupidity. Move to an area known to be noisy then complain about it. 

 

Master troll. 

 

Are signing off with a comment or a moniker?

 

Moniker would be fitting.

3 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

Thailand can be a very noisy place. I'm afraid very few people here are going to feel sorry for you. Perhaps best to move on asap.

I guess your going too soon.

You said you were nearly 80

2 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

 

Are signing off with a comment or a moniker?

 

Moniker would be fitting.

 

Op is trolling. 

Thais don't hear noise.

And their right to make it is greater than the right to peace and quiet from us 'normal' members of society.

32 minutes ago, blaze master said:

 

Op is trolling. 

Make 2025 your year of happiness 

4 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

Sounds like a report from upcountry village 😁

Some don't get the joke.

And 6:30 AM is a civilized time in a rural village to start the noise.

Be it from the village head, be it from the temple, be it from a wedding party, ...

At this time of year there is peak season for family events.

We have invitations for three wedding parties.

 

1 minute ago, KhunBENQ said:

Some don't get the joke.

And 6:30 AM is a civilized time in a rural village to start the noise.

Be it from the village head, be it from the temple, be it from a wedding party, ...

At this time of year there is peak season for family events.

We have invitations for three wedding parties.

 

Yes get out there and live life , kudos to you Sir 

home:

 

fish tank with vibrating motors on a metal frame 24/7.

country folksongs blasting on a phone speaker (not a single christmas song)

industrial grass cutters

 

work:

 

i sit right under the 10 year old noisy aircon.  place smells like <deleted> and has cockroaches and rats in it.  kids screaming up and down the hall ways.

Another whinging pom😂 . You live at the heart of Thailand’s party central. If noise bothers you move to a suitable location. 

I am always amazed by people who, instead of using earplugs, complain about noise

Have you tried going into the hotel and having a polite word with the manager? Plenty of hotels have managers who may understand that this is not great to for their guests or local residents and make sure its not so early again. It’s worth talking to them without an emotion. 

2 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

Thailand can be a very noisy place and there's absolutely nothing that you can do about it, except to change your location. If you find where you are to be too noisy, if I were in your position I would change my room, perhaps get a room facing away from the beach or even shift hotels.

 

That is totally within your power. Or you could do nothing and just continue to complain and grin and bear it. 

wow sorry that  describing  absurdly loud music on one morning at 6;30 am seems to rattle so many cages and call for me to stop whining....i have lived here a long time, in a condo and not a hotel, (and my room does face away from beach which means the music was being played exceptionally loud)  and certainly understand that it will be noisy on new years eve and other big events none of which start at 6;30 am.......but 6;30 to 8 am with hardly anyone on the beach and a few guys decide to test the massive speakers at the crack of dawn for their amusement is not exactly normal.  In fact this is first time ever that i remember for that.   
 

Happy Christmas and new year. 

Pattaya style.

Suck it up. 

 

7 hours ago, pomchop said:

I live very near the beach/Hilton.  As most know they have set up for the big holiday party with stages for the entertainers and massive sound systems.

 

The noise is almost unbearable...it went on off and on most of sunday at very loud volumes.  On sunday night it was still super loud with lot of rap/hiphop type "music"...this went on til after midnight last night.

 

If that was not enough it started up again at 6;30 am this morning, monday, louder than ever.  It is now almost 8 am and still going strong.  They seem to be testing the system or just playing it for their own amusement.

 

Of course this is basically across the street from the soi 9 police station whose windows no doubt are vibrating from the noise.

 

And yet obviously there is no effort to wallk across the street and tell those idiots to cut it out.  Surely there must be some rules/law against this?  Maybe the cops are too busy setting up to hand out tickets to passing motobikes to notice?

 

Yes I know TIT but even here is it really necessary to start it up at 6;30 am no doubt waking up thousands of people who live or stay in hotels anywhere near the beach?

 

It would be nice to know where you are talking about, somewhere in Thailand presumably

2 hours ago, 2long said:

Thais don't hear noise.

And their right to make it is greater than the right to peace and quiet from us 'normal' members of society.

 

I would have agreed....... "Thais don't hear noise"....then saw a recent survey, and noise/loud music was number three on their list of things that detract from their quality of life??????....who would have thought?

3 hours ago, georgegeorgia said:

I guess your going too soon.

You said you were nearly 80

I'm going nowhere. BTW, born 23 November 1941, which I reckon makes me 83.