1 hour ago, jacko45k said:

For elderly and disabled, they are of no use! The walkways often have a poor attempt at shade.. and the heat comes from all directions. I often find the size of the steps awkward.

Maybe they could have escalators in the future 👍

6 minutes ago, baansgr said:

Maybe they could have escalators in the future 👍

They have a lift in one on Sukhumvit, Pattaya, which is near Father Rays, a home for the disabled. I dare not ask if it is in working order.

TAT - promises the world, and delivers next to nothing.

Let's hope the plan is to have lots of clean public toilets and a law that says the public is allowed to use restaurant toilets without charge.

More tourists will mean more peeing on the street.

9 minutes ago, Purdey said:

Let's hope the plan is to have lots of clean public toilets and a law that says the public is allowed to use restaurant toilets without charge.

More tourists will mean more peeing on the street.

Taking a dump in the street of Patong the other week

On 6/28/2026 at 7:20 AM, Maxbkkcm said:

But they are super rude. Desplicable behaviours. And not smiley at all. All transactional too.

I didn't find that in 20 years working there and regularly visiting there.

Maybe you're referring to the 1960's.

And footbridges there over busy roads have escalators and/or lifts along with steps!

Toilets everywhere...never peeing on the streetside like here.

And the smiling face here is mostly transactional

Money rules.