Pattaya Floating Market

Surprisingly it is not bad. I did not come before COVID time due to many tour buses in front. They have a lots of shops, some are still empty, and restaurants area is far back. We enjoy a fish spa / Fish doctor too. Area is big. Thai citizens are free entrance. I have Thai driver’s license and speak Thai then free with my kids.

Thailand is known for its floating markets, which are located along canals and are crowded with locals selling food, clothing, and artifacts. These markets offer a distinct shopping experience and allow you to taste Thailand's traditional culture. Visitors can even take a boat ride and enjoy seasonal fruit refreshments - all included in the entrance fee. Furthermore, the convenience of being near Tiger Park allows visitors to experience both in a single day.

Interesting place to visit and currently free for foreigners which I think is designed to bring back more tourists after the ravages of Covid. The Ticket Office is closed.
A nice collection of shops selling crafts, clothing, food etc. Also a few places with low tables where you sit on the floor and eat.
The area isn't fully open at the moment; access to the rear section of the floating market has been boarded off, but there's still enough to see here to make it a worthwhile visit.