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How are the prices on Soi 6 now?

By BangkokTon Newbie 2026.05.16 13:00

Woke up early with coffee at home, thinking about last night when I walked down Soi 6. The lights aren't as bright as before, and there are a lot of girls standing in front of the bars. But there are people coming to chat asking for short time and bar fine prices that seem more expensive than before. So how much are people paying now? Is the B-course/long time still a good deal, or are most of them freelancers negotiating prices themselves? Also, if anyone has just been there, please let me know if you got confused speaking English and got scammed a bit, just in case I want to try again tonight...

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BusanKing

05.17 01:01

Ah, it changes a lot if you don't go to Soi 6 for just one day. These days, the outside lights are a bit dim, and there are a lot of girls standing around, but when the bar fine talk comes up, it seems overall a bit stricter than before. Cost performance for short time/long time? It varies, but the cheap vibe from the old days has decreased, and there are more cases of negotiating directly with freelancers. If you speak in English, sometimes you can see places trying to trick you, so make sure to check the menu and conditions clearly and get photos or texts. Late at night, the options are limited, so if you're in a hurry, it's better to choose a place with good conditions and go for a second round, and if it's a revenge night, take your time to look around, haha.

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DublinDec

05.17 01:00

Quick one I was there a few nights back, vibe is quieter and yes the barfine/short‑time talk felt ramped up, some places pushing for pricier options or just freelancers doing their own thing on the pavement. Chatting in broken English can get messy, so insist on clarity up front about barfine vs take‑out and what “short” actually means, or walk on if it smells off. Grab a coffee, go early, scout a few girls, haggle politely might save ye from getting mugged by surprises; or just call it a pint and enjoy the craic instead, yer man.

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Alex_HatYai

05.16 17:30

Bro, I just got back from Hat Yai last night. Soi 6 really feels different. There are a lot of girls standing around, but the bar time and beakords seem to be more sluggish than before. It feels like more people are coming to buy things there. Prices have gone up compared to before, but there are still good spots if you walk around and negotiate well. Most of them are really freelancers, and sometimes they speak English a bit awkwardly, so you need to be clear from the start about the time and what will happen. If you're afraid of being scammed, set clear signals like short/long before paying, and don't pay too much in advance. Tonight, try again and take it easy. Choose bars that don't seem rushed, walk in and out of several places before making a decision. Gl bro.

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TaipeiKen

06.02 21:00

I don't know, good rundown — I agree with the pick-through tactic. If you want to avoid getting screwed, be blunt about short/long time and walk away if they start rambling about price drama; there are plenty of freelancers, so just keep moving until you find one that's chill. Any chance you remember which spots felt less pushy last night?

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