Lima Lima Club

Lima Lima Club is closed. The exact former Bali Hai map profile is marked permanently closed, and a separate retrospective describes it as a former club that is now closed.

What Lima Lima was

Lima Lima operated in the Bali Hai complex at the south end of Walking Street. The record preserves its identity as a nightclub at that location but treats the discoverable operator and directory material as historical.

Closure evidence

Google Maps marks the exact former profile permanently closed. Memories Thailand independently describes Lima Lima as a former Bali Hai club and explicitly says it is now closed. The record did not find a dependable closure date, so this page does not invent one.

What replaced it

The record does not identify a verified successor at the former premises. The old operator and directory pages are therefore retained only as historical sources, not as evidence of current hours, entry prices, events or contact details.

How the sources divide the evidence

Siam2nite preserves Lima Lima’s historical classification as a club and its Bali Hai setting. Memories Thailand supplies a later retrospective that describes the venue as closed, while the exact Google profile carries the permanent-closure flag. Those roles are complementary: the first establishes what and where the venue was, and the latter two establish why it should not be presented as current. None names a successor or a dependable closure date.

Bali Hai is part of the identity

The historical club profile does not merely place Lima Lima somewhere on Walking Street; it associates the nightclub with the Bali Hai complex at the street’s southern end. The exact map profile uses the same Bali Hai identity and is marked permanently closed. That two-part match—name plus complex—is why unrelated Lima-named results should not be treated as evidence of a relocation.