Palace A Go Go

Palace A Go Go sits on Pattaya’s Walking Street, the long neon strip where the night crawls from beach road down past open doorways and beer tables. By day the white sculpted PALACE canopy looks almost quiet beside the blue shutters and parked scooters; after dark the doorway glows pink and red, the gold lettering reads WALKING STREET A GO GO, and the pavement fills with the girls already out front. They lean and pose in matching sailor whites and navy — short skirts, bows, bare legs under the club lights — while a board promises an every-night field model show. Curtains frame the entrance, a host holds the edge, and the whole scene is pure strip-front energy: you stand on the bricks, they smile and wave you in. This is classic tourist Walking Street territory — foreign visitors on the crawl more than a quiet local soi. Incall is the style: step off the strip, settle in under the neon, and let the show do what this corner of Pattaya does best once the sun is gone.