Ok boys. Need feedback. Showing I have too much time on my hands - and also that I am planning for my next trip to Paradise - I have created a new Wiki page. I look at gogos, nightclubs and music bars. (No point in trying to categorise girl bars like on Soi 6, nor Gents clubs.). These tables are based on what you wrote on UKP, plus a few other Pattaya forums. Many of these places I have never been to. Some may be closed. Please reply with any disagreements on the tiering or places you know that are closed. Or places so good that we must add.
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The nightclub section needs a bit of work; when i left Pattaya for a bit of a "reset" in July the following was the case:
Myst, Insomnia and Republic the big 3 now. Young hot crowd at Myst, the usual mix at Insomnia and hot well dressed girls at the more expensive Republic.
Lucifer has slipped quite a lot - it's not a top tier place anymore. Much older women mostly and pretty dead now. The place badly needs a refurb to compete but all they've done is made a new fancy sign.
A special mention for Flexx Club - A place that doesn't even start getting going until 6am deserves a nod.
Quite a few of the places in that list have closed or are in the wrong category:
Marine closed a few years ago and is now the site of the extremely elaborate "Boss" club which is mostly aimed at Indians but they do try and get Westeners in too. A small beer is around 330 baht in there!
Stars Club I think is a Russian clip joint and not a nightclub. Tantra and Palace are agogo bars and not nightclubs. Palace has one of the best lineups in Pattaya but is mostly aimed at Asian customers.
The live music section you should add in Candy Club on Soi Boukhao which is probably one of the most popular freelancer joints around at the moment, it's only small but rammed every night.
Other nightclubs on WS are Sun's and Panda club. Those two seemed to be aimed more at the Asian crowd & then you have at least half a dozen Indian clubs which I can't comment on. The majority of new nightclubs seem to be aimed at the Indian crowd.
The turnover of businesses and the number of empty units on Walking Street is so high that outside of the established names which seem to be able to weather any storm it can be hard to keep up