Pattaya Walking Street - 20 Feb 2016
Pattaya Walking Street - 20 Feb 2016\r
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Full walk around at Pattaya Walking Street late on a busy Saturday night. Filmed 20 February 2016.\r
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This night wasnt as busy as I expected, and I had drank far too much beer in the bars leading up to this walk so it accounts for the footage being a little shaky in parts.\r
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From Wikipedia:\r
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Walking Street is part of the city of Pattaya, Thailand. It is a tourist attrion that draws foreigners and Thai nationals, primarily for the night life. It is a red-light district with many go-go bars and brothels. The street runs from the south end of Beach Road to the Bali Hai Pier. A large video sign was erected in March new at the Beach Road entrance, replacing an earlier metal arch, and a small arch adorns the Bali Hai entrance.\r
Walking Street is closed to vehicles from 18,00 to 02,00, and car parking is provided at the Bali Hai end. The area includes seafood restaurants, live music venues, beer bars, discothèques, sports bars, go-go bars, brothels, and nightclubs, and is illuminated at night by many coloured neon signs. The closing time of 02,00 has been extended for many entertainment establishments.
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Full walk around at Pattaya Walking Street late on a busy Saturday night. Filmed 20 February 2016.\r
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This night wasnt as busy as I expected, and I had drank far too much beer in the bars leading up to this walk so it accounts for the footage being a little shaky in parts.\r
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More Pattaya YouTube videos coming soon.\r
\r
View in HD for better quality.\r
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Subscribe for more videos.\r
\r
Be sure to check out the bangkok112.com website, with a full review of the top 10 gogo bars in Bangkok: \r
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From Wikipedia:\r
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Walking Street is part of the city of Pattaya, Thailand. It is a tourist attrion that draws foreigners and Thai nationals, primarily for the night life. It is a red-light district with many go-go bars and brothels. The street runs from the south end of Beach Road to the Bali Hai Pier. A large video sign was erected in March new at the Beach Road entrance, replacing an earlier metal arch, and a small arch adorns the Bali Hai entrance.\r
Walking Street is closed to vehicles from 18,00 to 02,00, and car parking is provided at the Bali Hai end. The area includes seafood restaurants, live music venues, beer bars, discothèques, sports bars, go-go bars, brothels, and nightclubs, and is illuminated at night by many coloured neon signs. The closing time of 02,00 has been extended for many entertainment establishments.
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