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**Badyalectlawl** · 06-05-2007, 02:08 AM

The past 2 times I entered a club I was asked for my passport. The first-time I didn't have it on me, so I just said to the guard in Thai that I didn't bring it and I was definitely over 20. He let me in without any problem. The second time was at some club called "mystique" on Sukhumvit soi Sawasdii. The guard asked me for my passport, and I just so happened to have it, so I gave it to him. From behind me the manager sort of ran up from behind me and said to the guard in Thai "you don't need to check ID's of farang, just let them in."

I have be denied entrance to the bedbar on sukhumvit soi 11 last year because I didn't have any ID. The last 2 times I was at the Bed Bar the service was very very bad, and farangs were treated like 2nd class citizens compared to the hi-so Thais.

06-05-2007, 02:08 AM	#2
Badyalectlawl Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 449 Senior Member	The past 2 times I entered a club I was asked for my passport. The first-time I didn't have it on me, so I just said to the guard in Thai that I didn't bring it and I was definitely over 20. He let me in without any problem. The second time was at some club called "mystique" on Sukhumvit soi Sawasdii. The guard asked me for my passport, and I just so happened to have it, so I gave it to him. From behind me the manager sort of ran up from behind me and said to the guard in Thai "you don't need to check ID's of farang, just let them in." I have be denied entrance to the bedbar on sukhumvit soi 11 last year because I didn't have any ID. The last 2 times I was at the Bed Bar the service was very very bad, and farangs were treated like 2nd class citizens compared to the hi-so Thais.
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