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Bangkok bars, nightlife will reopen Jan. Yeah, about that. Virgin Active is opening its clubs for free three-day trials this week Time to get shredded. View More News. No content found! Latest Videos. View More Videos. New booze curfew only allows you to drink until 9pm Better drink it fast or you will have to pour it out, Bangkok governor warns.

Footage shows Scala theatre being demolished — not saved at all Who said anything about keeping the building, eh? BTS Skytrain to replace monthly tickets with point reward system Thanks, but no thanks. Bangkok bartenders to host their next flea market this Oct 24 Show 'em some love. Barbecue all by your bad self when this Japanese joint comes to Bangkok Who needs friends when you have meat? It's confirmed: Bangkok folks can stay out until 11pm More time to roam free.

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