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Closed Thurs 2 Aug and Fri 3 Aug.

Thurs is a big Buddha day, and Fri is start of Buddhist Lent.

Confirmed. Just asked my local 7/11 and they are not selling Alcohol tomorrow and Friday.

So if people can't live without beer for 2 days, now is the time to stock up wink.png

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Ask 7-11 and you will get the legal answer. They are an international company and they strictly follow Thailand law to the letter. I think the poster wants to know about those shops that do things descretly. Sometimes you can find them, sometimes you can't. In Bangkok there is always a place or 2 that sells with the shades down. I don't know about Pattaya and would like to hear from the locals as well.

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Ask 7-11 and you will get the legal answer. They are an international company and they strictly follow Thailand law to the letter. I think the poster wants to know about those shops that do things descretly. Sometimes you can find them, sometimes you can't. In Bangkok there is always a place or 2 that sells with the shades down. I don't know about Pattaya and would like to hear from the locals as well.

Hundreds of bars and shops that will still serve you, just with no music and low lights, potentially from a coffe mug also! If you want a drink during the day just head to a beach out of the city, where you generally would not know there is a booze ban on at all.

I am working in China for another week where they don't have such nonsense, despite being a predominantly Buddhist country. I will miss the 2 days off work though......

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Today is a day when many Thai women don't have sex.

I have never heard such nonsense before and yes I had sex with my Thai lady yesterday and my friends had several offers in the bars yesterday!

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9.30PM Thursday and I have just purchased 2 cans of Cheers Xtra at my local 7/11. "No problem" said the friendly cashier "but cannot scan". I guess they take the cash, put it aside until after the Buddha Drought and then somehow balance the books. This really is a crazy country!

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Officially, a 6 months sentence and/or a 10,000 baht fine can apply to sellers of alcohol during the designated ban days/hours so it really isn't worth the risk for shop/bar owners in my opinion.

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The bars are closed, just did a round and all is shut, though some bars have girls sitting outside

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I drank beer all day on Jomtien Beach from the beach vendors yesterday, no restriction. There were several groups of Thai families drinking Sangsom mixers as well, seemed like business as usual until that storm hit!

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today, friday, its a day as usual, it seems - as they the neighbours are hammering outside again and the "security" was whistling already one hours ago.... everyone happy again... lol

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Ask 7-11 and you will get the legal answer. They are an international company and they strictly follow Thailand law to the letter. I think the poster wants to know about those shops that do things descretly. Sometimes you can find them, sometimes you can't. In Bangkok there is always a place or 2 that sells with the shades down. I don't know about Pattaya and would like to hear from the locals as well.

Not my local franchisee '7', they sell booze to me between 2 and 5 all the time.

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