Pattaya

[mackewell]

Originally Posted by leaseoflife

may go after cny. but likely to go meet a gal fr peppermint. kiena smitten by her. 555

Tio smitten ok but dun change your name to robert or carrot and think love is blind and in the air hahahahaahahhHhaahahahaa...

[mackewell]

Originally Posted by indianmagicoil

Chai krap... start from Sukhumvit Road in Bangkok it leads all the way to Pattaya until the Cambodian border

Wah like tt you surely go HOLLAND and not patts :P

[naemlo]

Originally Posted by leaseoflife

may go after cny. but likely to go meet a gal fr peppermint. kiena smitten by her. 555

Nbzzz after CNY is mid Feb till Dec 2013....

[leaseoflife]

Originally Posted by mackewell

Tio smitten ok but dun change your name to robert or carrot and think love is blind and in the air hahahahaahahhHhaahahahaa...

What to do... I am a noob what.

Originally Posted by naemlo

Nbzzz after CNY is mid Feb till Dec 2013....

555 think first part of the year. Nowadays not easy to take leave la.... I no like u... I Kar Kia nia.

[mackewell]

Originally Posted by leaseoflife

What to do... I am a noob what.



555 think first part of the year. Nowadays not easy to take leave la.... I no like u... I Kar Kia nia.

Haha no lah, even pro like me also enjoy the feeling of KC trap and using the nickname Roberto for a short while hahahahahhaha....

[ahtecklim]

Mackwell - how can you say you love pattaya without going for Songkran!????555555

I know its 'slightly' high season but its not as crowded as Xmas and News Years and a traditional thai holiday (although you have to see beyond the water fights at the bars!)

I dont like crowds as well and prefer a 'normal' quiet pattaya but Songkran and Loy Krathong have to be done at least once. If you try it and hate it , fair enough but dont let other prunes discourage a Songkran trip for you. Me and my friends (at least 4-5 per year ; started with me alone!) have beeb going for 10 years without fail , despite jobs losses , marriage , new borns etc etc. We go the cheap charlie way ; although some of my friends can afford the Hilton!

Still .... its your money and your time but we have to experience as much as we can before the lights go out!

Anyone (only serious guys , no 'just asking' bullshit guys) - Let me know if you want to go Songkran 2013 and I'll let you know the schedule and hotels and prices we are doing.

BTW , I love your Pattaya Utd avatar! Always wanted to catch a home game but never had the time!

[mackewell]

Originally Posted by ahtecklim

Mackwell - how can you say you love pattaya without going for Songkran!????555555

I know its 'slightly' high season but its not as crowded as Xmas and News Years and a traditional thai holiday (although you have to see beyond the water fights at the bars!)

I dont like crowds as well and prefer a 'normal' quiet pattaya but Songkran and Loy Krathong have to be done at least once. If you try it and hate it , fair enough but dont let other prunes discourage a Songkran trip for you. Me and my friends (at least 4-5 per year ; started with me alone!) have beeb going for 10 years without fail , despite jobs losses , marriage , new borns etc etc. We go the cheap charlie way ; although some of my friends can afford the Hilton!

Still .... its your money and your time but we have to experience as much as we can before the lights go out!

Anyone (only serious guys , no 'just asking' bullshit guys) - Let me know if you want to go Songkran 2013 and I'll let you know the schedule and hotels and prices we are doing.

BTW , I love your Pattaya Utd avatar! Always wanted to catch a home game but never had the time!

Bro lets go watch a pattaya utd home match if there is one during songkran season! i want watch the african players play for them! heard quite good! Haizz, i love to join u all lar, but then if you read de matters of the heart section, i am low income bro, i found sufficient funds liao will let u knoe , cheers!

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[naemlo]

Originally Posted by leaseoflife

555 think first part of the year. Nowadays not easy to take leave la.... I no like u... I Kar Kia nia.

U kar kia then I kar chng.... Time to go for golf...

[indianmagicoil]

Originally Posted by mackewell

Wah like tt you surely go HOLLAND and not patts

Soi Holland is along Sukhumvit Rd

Originally Posted by ahtecklim

Mackwell - how can you say you love pattaya without going for Songkran!????555555

I know its 'slightly' high season but its not as crowded as Xmas and News Years and a traditional thai holiday (although you have to see beyond the water fights at the bars!)

I dont like crowds as well and prefer a 'normal' quiet pattaya but Songkran and Loy Krathong have to be done at least once. If you try it and hate it , fair enough but dont let other prunes discourage a Songkran trip for you. Me and my friends (at least 4-5 per year ; started with me alone!) have beeb going for 10 years without fail , despite jobs losses , marriage , new borns etc etc. We go the cheap charlie way ; although some of my friends can afford the Hilton!

Songkran in Patts must go! Me noob only went 3 times so far but loving it each time! Crazier and crazier!

[The Milk Man]

Originally Posted by indianmagicoil

Songkran in Patts must go! Me noob only went 3 times so far but loving it each time! Crazier and crazier!

Is Songkran in Patts child friendly? I want to go next year but the Princeling wants to tag along. He has experienced Songkran once in Chiang Mai and enjoyed it so much he wants to do it again...... but I dun want to go all the way to Chiang Mai. How different is the celebrations between CM & Patts?

[indianmagicoil]

Originally Posted by The Milk Man

Is Songkran in Patts child friendly? I want to go next year but the Princeling wants to tag along. He has experienced Songkran once in Chiang Mai and enjoyed it so much he wants to do it again...... but I dun want to go all the way to Chiang Mai. How different is the celebrations between CM & Patts?

I've never experienced Songkran in Chiangmai b4 so cannot compare.

Pattaya in recent years has been trying to clean up its sex & sleaze image by introducing more family friendly attractions. I see many couples and families holidaying in Patts and there are enough attractions for them, just don't swim in the sea!

Songkran in Patts is celebrated a few days after the official dates in Thialand. There will be Songkran celebrations at different parts of Patts on different days. Celebrations should be 2 or 3 days long with the grand finale at Beach Road. They will close the road and different stages sponsored by companies will be set up. If your son is too young, below 12? then maybe not so suitable because of the crowds & blasting music but I've seen Thais bringing their kids to party.

What I can suggest is station yourself at a bar, buy drinks & food from them, and splash water on passersby or peeps from the bar next door.

[zmanz]

Originally Posted by The Milk Man

Is Songkran in Patts child friendly? I want to go next year but the Princeling wants to tag along. He has experienced Songkran once in Chiang Mai and enjoyed it so much he wants to do it again...... but I dun want to go all the way to Chiang Mai. How different is the celebrations between CM & Patts?

No problem, I was playing with some jap/kr kids (4/5 to 12) at a bar at beach road end of soi8. We were spraying water towards those passing by on baht bus and bikes 555

Suggest you get to patts on 18th before 3pm then leave after 20th. No transport will likely operate within central patts. Bell bus you need goto their terminal, no hotel transport available on 19th.

Never experience Chiang Mai before, but Patts confirm crazier compare to BKK.

[mackewell]

Originally Posted by The Milk Man

Is Songkran in Patts child friendly? I want to go next year but the Princeling wants to tag along. He has experienced Songkran once in Chiang Mai and enjoyed it so much he wants to do it again...... but I dun want to go all the way to Chiang Mai. How different is the celebrations between CM & Patts?

I think you go to jomtien tt side as it is less sleazy?(correct me bros if i am wrong). Its quieter lah IMO. Oh ya but jomtien the food there is surely sedap , saw so many tv adverts saying the food there good lol, suitable for family outing...

[Canaries]

Is the Lunar New Year celebrated in Pattaya?
Do they allow the letting off of firecrackers?