Batman Nightclub (from the 90's)

[BigDamo]

Hey guys,

The mirror has run an article about the now derelict building which was the former batman nightclub in Pattaya.

I can't think for the life of me where the site is though?

Any ideas?

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[SidJames]

Do you have a link please Dammo?

[Orac]

It is on Soi Batman strangely enough - left off Suk heading north just after Pattaya Tai traffic lights. Best know 'landmark' nearby is Le Telephone Bar!

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/inside-abandoned-batman-nightclub-left-9208154

[KhunBENQ]

Here, Street View:

 

https://www.google.co.th/maps/@12.9200276,100.894981,3a,75y,158.84h,85.64t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sPVWVAR1cIr63U2KMTZsJoQ!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

 

I only passed there once and walked around, "eerie".

 

Click on the lower left for the map.

Not far from South Pattaya rd. via Soi 2 for example.

 

Edited November 7, 2016 by KhunBENQ

[NanLaew]

It was the location for an international graffiti competition during one of Pattaya's more recent low-season events.

[BigDamo]

Who owned it then?


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[NanLaew]

2 hours ago, BigDamo said:

Who owned it then?


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The Wayne family.

[BigDamo]

Thanks..... i wonder if anyone has got any photos from the 90's of when it was open?


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[Gold Star]

I would suggest to anyone to stop by there one day and see something completely different other than the usual stuff around town.  It is like a nice quiet free urban art exhibit, in a neighbourhood bordered by the main drags of Pattaya Tai, Theprasit, and Sukhumvit road, as previously posted by KhunBENQ.  

The graffiti is actually pretty good, if you appreciate that kind of artwork. I was impressed. I didn't venture upstairs up to the rooftop, as there was lots of debris, and I was in sandals with no headlamp, but will head back there with proper footwear once I find an adventurous buddy not scared of ghosts.  I'm surprised anyone from the flying club hasn't picked this cool location yet to make an exit.

Here's some photos from July '16:

 

[NanLaew]

21 hours ago, Gold Star said:

I would suggest to anyone to stop by there one day and see something completely different other than the usual stuff around town.  It is like a nice quiet free urban art exhibit, in a neighbourhood bordered by the main drags of Pattaya Tai, Theprasit, and Sukhumvit road, as previously posted by KhunBENQ.  

The graffiti is actually pretty good, if you appreciate that kind of artwork. I was impressed. I didn't venture upstairs up to the rooftop, as there was lots of debris, and I was in sandals with no headlamp, but will head back there with proper footwear once I find an adventurous buddy not scared of ghosts.  I'm surprised anyone from the flying club hasn't picked this cool location yet to make an exit.

Here's some photos from July '16:

 

 

Great selection of pictures there. If these were taken in June, it was probably right after the international graffiti competition. Better to catch these sooner than later before they deteriorate or get oversprayed. Maybe the balcony jumpers should check them out first and see if the 'therapy' works.

[USPatriot]

I was there today. Defiantly a huge building I'm sure it was an experience when it was open