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This is truly SAD and DISAPPOINTING. Instead of embracing what good has been done for these slum children - it appears from the article that: it will be unraveled, people who had good intentions may go to prison or be given a financial hardship, children will not be properly educated, some of the parents of said children may be deported, etc. This is the part of Thailand that I HATE - to constantly destroy what is good all in the name of ?? I cannot even think of a word as to why the Thai authorities do this....

As I have seen the X-Boys Pattaya show many times now - I was excited to see that they added a NEW skit (if I remember correctly they gave the name = "hard candy" to it) - where a sexy guy, who is only in his boxer underwear, is placed up on a table up on the stage. 3 members of the audience are asked to come up onto the stage to: use only their mouth and tongue, to eat candies that have been strategically placed on erotic areas (nipples, forehead, legs, navel belly button, cock, etc.) of this sexy guy's body. I really like shows that include audience participation - especially if it is an erotic one. I believe that the 3 volunteers were all Chinese who were seated in the front row. The best move was by the Chinese guy who used his mouth very well on the sexy guy's erect cock to get the candy off of his cock and into his mouth. That scene was very entertaining. The Chinese guys seated in front of us were very entertaining, because when the B-Boys street break dancers started their dance routine, these Chinese guys threw many many many 20 baht (green) bank notes onto the stage floor - it looked like confetti - I had never before seen audience members spray the stage with so much money in one go.

I tried for as long as was possible to "hide" that I was lost. I RARELY go to Sunee Plaza - but my gut instincts told me that we were very close. Once I understood that Jason and #17 knew that I was lost - I put my damaged ego aside and then I fired up Google Maps, and then I realized the error of my ways - I was premature by 1 block. NighBoys was 1 more block over from where we were and we arrived within a few minutes to our seedy destination. The good news is that I was able to give Jason a tour of the tumbleweed remnants of the former glorious Sunee Plaza - I believe that we saw the Winner Bar, which is still operating..... They should find a way to preserve the remains of Sunee Plaza for historical museum purposes. I also strongly feel this way about "soi Twilight" over in Bangkok - because the first time that I ever ventured into soi Twilight, I felt like I had found heaven - that feeling of intense euphoria was truly amazing.

If you are feeling more adventurous there are 2 quicker ways to descend from the Pattaya Tower, other than the Sky Shuttle. These are 1.) the Tower Jump, and 2.) Speed Shuttle, as show in the below photos: And if all of the above 3 ways to get down from the Pattaya Tower - freak you out - there is the traditional elevator.

It was great to get to know you and your sexy #17. Your above photo of the sun setting behind the enchanting Koh Larn (island) is awesome. Let me bring you over to Koh Larn for the day the next time that you return to Pattaya. Also, it would be great to take you up to the Cosy Beach cliff area of Pattaya (this is the area that separates Jomtien from Pattaya City) as it is often overlooked by visitors - as it has great restaurants that are up on the cliffs with amazing sunset views with Koh Larn in the background. Jason, I am VERY impressed that you braved taking the Sky Shuttle down from the 57th floor of the Pattaya Tower. That aged metallic contraption scares the shit out of me - and I have not yet ventured onto it yet - but you did and I am so impressed. https://www.pattayapark.com/tower-2/ For those of you who do not know what is the Sky Shuttle - here is a YouTube video of someone's adventure on his ride down. This video is from 9 years ago so he states an incorrect price of 400 baht - but instead the price nowadays is 500 baht. Thanks for giving me a tour of your lovely Rabbit Resort bungalow. It was beautiful and quaint. You truly don't feel like you are in Pattaya in that resort but instead out on one of Thailand's many island resorts. https://rabbitresort.com/ Also of note - on our first night we ventured over to the very brand new Buenos Mexican restaurant for dinner in the Jomtien Complex (aka Supertown). https://buenosmexicanrestaurant.com/ Cheers

so, today during the day I did a walk-by of this enormous AFC Beach Soccer Asian Cup venue. https://www.the-afc.com/en/national/afc_beach_soccer_asian_cup.html/news/teams-learn-thailand-2025-challengers I was made to be more curious because my Thai boyfriend told me that until this AFC soccer event is finished (it runs from today 20 March through 30 March 2025) that they won't be able to go to the Jomtien soi 12 to unwind, hang out with friends and drink, and to play volleyball because the footprint of this venue encroaches on their fun party area. Furthermore, it is now under 24hour surveillance due to its important international following. And sure enough when I walked by today, it took me 12 individual photos to encompass the full grounds of this venue - warm up area, VIP seating area, stadium, main entrance, bathrooms, etc. Furthermore, when I was there this afternoon a group of sexy masculine Arab looking guys were disembarking from a chartered bus --> the Thai Immigration, Thai Tourist Police, and normal Thai Police, etc. were all busy surrounding the bus so that the soccer players could be shown to their venue entrance. I would imagine after the recent Uyghur fiasco - that Thailand cannot afford any bad international incidents from occurring - hence all of the extra security. As I am not good at individuating one type of Arab from another - I would presume from the above match schedule that they were either Iraqi, Kuwati, Lebanese, or Saudi Arabian. My Thai boyfriend told me that they will now need to play over at the gay Dongtan volleyball fields - which usually by 10pm are vacated - so, will they come back to life after the gay bars close at 2am ? Will the volleyball field lights be left on ? Some pics from today:

If 10k baht...yes I leave the spending of 10k baht to my Jedi Master 👍🤑🤑

I think that this was a creative way for them to fleece more money out of those who want to spend more than 30 days in Thailand by getting them to apply to the more expensive DTV (Destination Thailand Visa) ??

Add to the list: Tax us who want to live and spend our end-of-life finances in Thailand. When most of us expat retirees moved here, Thailand was operating under the tax friendly = Territorial Tax Regime. Now they are slowly moving towards a Global Tax Regime --> thus another example of

Very very very true what you wrote above. My Thai boyfriend had to recently urgently return to Sukhothai / Phitsanulok for a for a family emergency, and he asked me to accompany him. Consequently, this was my first introduction to his family. We had talked about eventually going there for him to introduce me to them - but this family emergency expedited this eventual meeting. I saw first hand how all of the younger members of the family were expected to cough up money for the hospital bills, post care, rehabilitation, need to buy a hospital bed and wheel chair for the eventual home care that a designated family member will host and take care of the elderly grandmother who had this medical emergency. These younger members urgently came from Bangkok, and my guy from Pattaya, where the expectation is that the younger members of the family will pull together to get through this tough period. So, I agree with your assessment that this type of collectivism does not allow any one family member to move up the social ladder - because the minute that the poor family back home up north will be asked to make the financial sacrifice to assist. Hence, it is extremely difficult for any one family member to find financial freedom.

Does this imply that these 382,699 Thais who live overseas are working illegally because: - they are illegals in their host country? - or, they don't have the right to send money from their host country back to Thailand? The problem that I sometimes have with articles written by The Thaiger, is that they tend to be superficial and don't properly explain the facts at hand. Lastly, this current Thai government is desperate to fill up their revenue coffers, so why would they not embrace this inflow of 400 billion baht into the Thai economy?

I insert from Google Maps the below location in Jomtien. I will try to do a walk by one evening - to see what hotties might be around.... It appears to be at or very near the famous Jomtien soi 12 beach where our guys who work in the Jomtien Complex (aka Supertown) go after they complete their work (2am until sunrise). https://www.facebook.com/asean.footbal/photos/day-and-night-atmosphere-jomtien-beach-arena-️-pattaya-city-afc-beach-soccer-asi/1193596776105782/?_rdr It is also near the Z by Zing hotel recently discussed (Zing hotel most south of the 3 Zing hotels in Jomtien).

wow - I did not know that. Back in December when the to-be Candy Bar was still under construction - I walked into the construction site because I saw a Thai person who was not in construction clothes (I assumed that he would be a more important person and most likely be able to speak English) - and I asked him what was supposed to be this new place - as the new name was not yet revealed. He made me understand, back then, that the new to-be cabaret bar would be direct competition to BOTH M2M and The Venue cabaret establishments. He also would not reveal the new name to me. Anyway, based on what you revealed today - I am happy to see that BOTH M2M and also Candy Bar are under the same management - as this implies that they would not allow one to kill the other -- as I truly enjoy them both. One more question, if I may, @BjornAgain I have now eaten 2 times at the new Buenos Mexican restaurant and printed on the menu is the M2M logo. Is it also now a part of this conglomerate = M2M, Candy Bar, & Buenos Mexican ? The Buenos Mexican manager made me understand (if I understood correctly) that the B&B rooms about the Buenos Mexican restaurant are still operated by the former Dorothy's Showbar ??

Thanks for this trip report as I also plan to visit Pho Quoc with my Thai boyfriend. I have been before - so I am curious to see what has changed - as they were still building the huge Venice replica when I was last there. Your information will help me to plan my trip there in either April or May. This is SO SO true.....

Wow - you are truly my Jedi Master - that is an excellent idea. The next time that I see him dance I will tuck into his underwear a 500 bank note. If no reaction - then during a future successive encounter I could tuck a 1.000 bank note... or would that be stupid and excessive on my part ? and perhaps this is why he is still performing at The Best Bar - and has not yet moved on as he stated to my Thai boyfriend's friend ? or, was that just a standard reply to keep us horny customers at bay ?

Good news = all of the guys / performers who work at The Best Bar night after night are offable. Bad news = that sexy dancer that I was drooling over - he is supposedly NOT offable - as he is a short-term temporary sexy dancer that they hired - who will only work there for 1 or 2 weeks. One of my Thai boyfriend's friend asked him directly if he was offable and he said NO - I am only a dancer..... But my gut feeling was that he could be offed in a very discreet way. I will check the apps in these days to see if he has a profile.... so, for now, I can only lust at his photos..... If any of you know how to contact him please let us know or DM me....

YES please and then tell us all about it.....

Let me find out tonight - as one of them will be in my condo room in 35 minutes.....

Last night, St. Patrick's Day, 17 March 2025, I returned to The BEST Bar in the Jomtien Complex (aka Supertown) with my Thai boyfriend and some of his friends joined us for a very entertaining evening. It being a Monday night, I was quite surprised that it would be so much fun - as Mondays tend to be kind of boring. They started out with their street show -- to try to entice customers to sit and drink and to eventually watch what goes on behind the CURTAIN.... twink fight 1742290838982.mp4 Then after the light tame street entertainment concluded - they asked us to move inside into the air-conditioned theater and then the CURTAIN was pulled. This seems to be a newer phenomena here in Supertown - that whenever there is a CURTAIN or SMOKED GLASS - it usually implies that something more fun is going to happen, then perhaps what is permitted by the lease agreement. The CURTAIN (in some of the bars) is used to keep those out on the street from seeing what decadent activity is happening inside, and it seems that the SMOKED GLASS is to "hide" the unofficial dancing that may be occurring inside. I see these 2 new additions to the Supertown offering as being a BIG positive - especially in light of the demise of Sunee Plaza and the shrinking of Boyztown. In this way, some hedonistic excitement can enter into the non-zoned for entertainment Supertown space in a discreet and subtle way. Ok, enough with my words - let me share with you some of the debauchery.... Next video and photos are from the inner space behind the CURTAIN: 1742291004992.mp4 This was the warm up act after the cabaret and ladyboy numbers were completed - they were fun and entertaining. At the beginning of this thread (Christmas day - 25 December 2024), the guy with the boner on the right is the same guy dancing up on the stage last night - also on the right - the one wearing glasses. But my ATTENTION was focused on the NEW twunk. I became mesmerized with this new addition - yummy I really want to soap him up in my shower He is truly my type - there was a queue for each of us to perform the Vinapu Tuck into his sexy underwear. By the end of the night his package was full of well deserved baht!!! The entire behind the CURTAIN space was FULL - on a Monday night = WOW!!! So, I need to figure out a way to get this new twunk into my condo, without upsetting my Thai boyfriend - as he could tell that I could not control excitement for this hotty last night. For tonight's 4 hands massage - my Thai boyfriend has invited the guy in the above first video dancing out in the street wrapped in a white cloth. I will try to ask him when he is in my condo room tonight if he has contact with the above twunk - hehehehe.....wish me luck....

And X-Boys Pattaya added a NEW segment skit = CANDY A sexy guy is laying on the table (with a hardon) with only underwear. 3 customers are asked to come up on stage and lick and eat candies that are strategically placed on this sexy guy's body where you are free to choose 3 candies on his body, only using your mouth to retrieve them. 1 is on his hard dick. Shall we name this new X-Boys Pattaya erotic participatory skit = Hard Candy ? Get your mouths and tongues ready for your next visit to Pattaya 😜😋👅

I would prefer that @jason1975 spill the beans in his Pattaya trip report, as he was the "virgin" (first time in Pattaya). In that way, we could have a newbies point of view....

Very true what you wrote above with 1 exception: The former Nice Boys bar over in Sunee Plaza has changed its name to: Boys Nighclub Note the missing letter "t" I was with our @jason1975 when we went there and we were perplexed with the "mispelling" of the external marquee. The owner came over to us when we were discussing this strange spelling and he said to us: "I had to change the name after covid - they put too many new taxes on us". Not a great explanation about the mispelling, but at least we now know why the name was changed.

I think that the cause for this is that people come here with high expectations and then the DARK underworld of Pattaya brings them into this suicidal state of mind....

I have noticed that if the bar invested in QR technology (like in X-Boys Pattaya) the check is settled rather quickly because they just need to scan the various boy QR codes and then the paper receipt is automatically printed. easy-peasy

I am in this camp - I had ZERO "assessable" income in the 2024 tax year. And I did consult a Thai tax consultant who agrees with my plan to ONLY top up my Thai bank account in the tax year that I decide to be outside of Thailand for more than 180 days - which will be this 2026 tax year - as I already had 59 days outside of Thailand when I stayed in Cebu, Philippines and I will have an additional 130 days outside of Thailand after Songkran finishes here in Pattaya. And he forgot to state that part of this Thai fiscal deficit was their decision to keep the borders closed for 2.5 years during covid - thus CRUSHING approximately 20% of the Thai GDP. In my mind, this is VERY unfair to us who were not here during the covid pandemic - as we are being made to be accountable for this irresponsible (to the Thai economy) decision. Why should we have to pay for this mistake? I was in Hungary during the covid pandemic and our PM realized after 6 months, that he needed to reopen the borders as soon as possible, or risk to destroy the Hungarian economy and fiscal situation. Guess what we survived. Nothing bad happened. I will repeat again - this current Thai government is doing everything in its power to destroy its economy: scare away foreigners that want to retire and/or invest in Thailand by taxing the expats who live here and want to spend most of all of our end-of-life finances and assets in THAILAND --> up until 01-January-2024 Thailand operated under the Territorial Tax Regime - what you earn within the borders of the Kingdom of Thailand are subject to the PIT taxation scheme. Now this has been changed to now include money that you bring into Thailand to live on or invest with. Furthermore, at the behest of the OECD, Thailand is threatening to implement a Global Taxation Regime - to tax any tax residents on their worldwide global assets. violate the human rights of the 40 Uyghurs that Thailand deported against their will back to China at the end of February 2025 - and now the local Thai citizenry will suffer the related negative consequences from this geopolitical disaster, scared away the Chinese tourist population over the ignored (for a very long time) scam centers operating primarily along the Myanmar border and some smaller ones over in the nearby Laos border - which led to safety concerns for many citizens of the world - mainly for some of the Chinese who were for forced as slaves to work in these scam call center operations. What will it take to get some economic normalcy back into the Thai economy ?