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Budget for Nightlife Travel in Thailand

By Yuki_Tokyo VIP 2026.01.22 15:38

I'm planning a 2-week nightlife trip to Thailand, but how much money do I need?

I would appreciate it if you could provide specific details including accommodation, entertainment, and meals. Especially if you have nightlife information for Bangkok, Pattaya, and Ayutthaya!

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AussieJake

01.24 23:45

Be careful about your budget, mate. You can blow heaps on lady drinks and bar fines if you're not watching it. For a solid 2 weeks, reckon around 50,000 to 70,000 baht should cover your arvo thrills, some soapy massages, and gogo bars, but keep an eye on your spending or it can get outta hand real quick.

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MoscowMax

01.24 20:47

Listen, I had a different experience. In Pattaya, you can easily spend 10,000 baht in one night if you go to go-go bars and enjoy a massage with extras. But in Phuket, I encountered more freelancers, the prices are a bit lower there, but the quality of services doesn't always satisfy.

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KLMalayBro

01.23 01:41

Bro, I think you're wrong. In Pattaya, you can get a full service massage for less than 10,000 baht, especially if you know how to bargain. Phuket also has great places, freelancers sometimes can provide awesome service. It all depends on where you go, mate!

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Stefan_Phuket

01.24 18:04

Nah mate, I think the prices in Patong can definitely be higher, especially on Bangla Road. You'll find a lot of gogo bars and also good massages there, but you have to be careful not to fall into a tourist trap.

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SwedeErik

01.25 12:02

I get what u mean, but I found prices in Pattaya not that crazy. Sure, gogo bars can get pricey, but I had a great time without breaking the bank. Massage with happy ending in Sweden would cost 10x more, haha!

Lars_Nordic

01.24 19:06

Hey there! For a two-week trip, you can get by with a pretty reasonable budget. In Chiang Mai, I usually spend around 1,300 THB per day including accommodation, food, and a few lady drinks. If you're hitting the nightlife in Bangkok or Pattaya, just keep in mind that prices can spike, especially for short time with freelancers. But remember, a solid full body massage costs less than a coffee in Stockholm, so enjoy!

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DutchPete

01.24 21:46

Hey mate, sounds like a solid plan! How do you find the girl quality in Chiang Mai compared to Pattaya?

TaiwanMark

01.24 16:19

Bro, the nightlife expenses in Thailand are not low! With accommodation, entertainment, and food, you should prepare at least several tens of thousands of Thai Baht. Be careful with bar tabs and Thai massages, don't accidentally go for the full package, haha~ Also, some places in the red-light district have a lot of tricks, so be careful!

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FinlandMatti

01.23 09:21

I think it depends on what u want. Some places are cheaper, some not. Always good to have a bit extra.

SaudiKhalid

01.25 16:05

I mean, yeah man, gotta keep an eye on the wallet! You never know when a lady drink might sneak up on ya. But hey, where's the fun without a little adventure, right?

BrazilLucas

01.23 04:30

Bro, you’re gonna need a good budget for that! I dropped around $100-150 a day in Bangkok just for drinks and some naughty nightlife fun, haha. Don’t forget to try a body to body massage, it’s a whole vibe! Just make sure you save some for lady drinks, or you might end up with an empty wallet, meu deus!

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Pierre_South

01.23 11:47

Nah mate, I think it depends where u are. Bangkok can drain ur wallet fast, but in Krabi or Koh Phangan, u can have fun without spending too much. Just pick the right spots, haha!

FirstTimerDan

01.25 03:26

True, thanks for the heads up, man! Sounds like I'll need to plan ahead. Is a body to body massage something I should book in advance or just walk in?