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Alcohol ban does not make any sense. There is so much hypocrisy!

Why not? It's part of Thai religious values, and you're in Thailand.

I like to drink, I'll stock up tomorrow before 6 PM for Monday.... I have no problem with bans on religious holidays... Just adapt...!

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So to confirm, bars will be open 31 night through to 1st, but closed on the 1st night? or bars have to close at midnight on 31st and can reopen at midnight on 1st?

I too am unclear as to exact enforcement, but I assume open until midnight of 31st, and closed thereafter until midnight of 1st.

One would think it would be the case, but from memory(do not hold me to it) last years 31st was open all night.

I think Walking street was the case anyway.

Sadly no confirmation or any notices from any club

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It isn't the 'getting' of the alcohol or even the consumption but rather the lack of choice of venue on such days. Drinking at home by yourself is not very healthy and the encouragement to do so just shows how spiteful some posters are.

Good grief man who can't do with one night on the lash?

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If you are drinking to the point where it's bad for your health it doesn't really matter, does it? Alcoholics will just stock up and get pissed anyway.

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