Pattaya’s Walking Street gets a tech makeover with new 3D LED signage to attract tourists worldwide. PATTAYA, Thailand –Mayor Poramet Ngampichet is spearheading an exciting rebranding of the iconic Walking Street, unveiling plans to install cutting-edge 3D LED signs that promise to transform the area into a dazzling spectacle and a magnet for tourists worldwide. The old, worn-out signage will be replaced with vibrant, futuristic displays designed to enhance the street’s night-time atmosphere and highlight Pattaya’s unique nightlife appeal. This initiative is expected to boost tourist interest and elevate Pattaya’s international image. Local residents and visitors alike are eagerly awaiting the completion of the new signage. Social media buzzes with excitement and comments like “Just tear it down… bring back the ocean view,” and “Great idea!” Many applaud the mayor’s efforts to modernize the area and clean up the dilapidated old signs, calling the project “absolutely stunning”. However, some have raised concerns about ongoing issues such as taxi and motorcycle taxi queues blocking pedestrian pathways under the new signage. Citizens suggest the city should enforce better traffic management around the area to ensure the revamped Walking Street is accessible and welcoming. The rebranding effort also includes a call for improved organization of local transport to avoid congestion and maintain the street’s appeal for both tourists and locals. Mayor Beer has not yet announced the exact completion date, but the community is watching closely, eager to see Walking Street’s transformation into a modern landmark. Mayor Beer leads bold rebranding, replacing old signs with vibrant, futuristic displays. Locals praise the upgrade but urge city officials to manage taxi queues blocking pedestrian walkways.   Social media excitement builds as Pattaya prepares to unveil its new Walking Street look.