I found this on the Birdcage site.
I presume it does apply to all bars in Pattaya.
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I found this on the Birdcage site.
I presume it does apply to all bars in Pattaya.
http://www.birdcagepattaya.com/index.shtmlSimilar Threads:
Is it only a Pattaya election or does it apply to other places too?
The election is for "Mayor of Pattaya" and applies only to Pattaya.
Whether or not the bars have to close or can stay open and only sell soft drinks "NO alcohol" remains to still be confirmed.
Is there somewhere the owners can call and ask if the bars can sell alcohol on those days? How or when are they notified?
Seems that there are Provincial Government elections in Pattaya on April 27, so may be no alcohol from 6pm April 26 until late on April 27.
Two "dry" Saturday's in a row . . . :rr:
Because of Provincial Government elections the bars in Pattaya apparently are allowed to stay open tonight but cant sell alcohol only soft drinks.
In Pattaya,
Sunee Plaza mostly dark with several exceptions. Several customers drinking coffee in large mugs or maybe it was tea...
Boyztown area mostly open with no alcohol being served.. Can really only speak for Pattayaland soi 1 and 2 as we
didn't make it over to Boyztown Pattayaland soi 3..
I was surprised how few farangs/customers were out and about and the very large number of gogo boys..
Sunday will start off alcohol-less and start serving the suds later in the evening, if history is repeated.. :cat:
It seems that even the Thais don't know about the elections (maybe closing the bars is a way to let the locals that they should vote for something)... It is certainly different from the States where they have to campaign for over a year before.. and don't know what else is going on in the world...even when their own economy is going down the toilent.
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