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Are the shops inside Suvarnabhumi Airport currently open?
Suvarnabhumi AirportAirport ShopsCurrent OperationsTravel RestrictionsCOVID-19 ImpactDuty-Free ShopsFood ServicesExpat Life in Thailand
Jul 22, 2021
5 years ago
Gordon **********
ORIGINAL POSTERAnyone know if the shops inside Suvarnabhumi airport are still trading?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The majority of shops inside Suvarnabhumi Airport are currently closed, with very few operational due to COVID-19 restrictions. Some comments indicate that only a couple of duty-free shops and restaurants offer limited services. Activities have significantly diminished, especially after curfew hours, with many shops boarded up or offering only takeaway options.
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Bernhard ********
Just a little bit, very empthy all
Billy ************
Shops open 3 weeks ago but dead!!!
Chris *********
Amazed there are still supposedly educated ppl still drinking the "fake covid" kool-aid.
Rollo ************************
I thought they turned them and all schools into fake covid wards— 🤷🏾♂️ 😝 😝 😝
Lisa ********************
Very few are open on International. And Duty Free has very limited stocks of tobacco/cigarettes. After 9pm more close because of curfew. I could only find ( and pay for) Miracle Lounge to get any food or drinks. Was there 19th/20th July.
Colin ********
On lockdown since Monday, all non essential businesses are closed.
Ernst **************
in the domestic part every shop is open
Ken ********
If you have time try Lazada
Brian ********
No the airport shops are all closed my friend Pat flew out on the
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/21 here’s his video ****************************
Kurt **********
After the scam they ran a few years back I would never walk in any of those shops
Gary ****
Some of the high end shops are open if you fancy a new Rolex, but all the "normal" shops are closed and boarded up. I blagged a ticket for the lounge last week but even that was serving very basic fare.
Shane **********
I was there July 1, only take away from a couple of shops, most everything is closed.
Bruno ******
Last week all closed inside
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Andy ***********
You get a flight home mate
Gordon **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Andy **********
yes mate via Sydney 🤬🤬well so far🤔we’re not on it yet and shops in Patts closed yesterday so not a jumper in sight for the little one 🤔🤔😢😢Reply to
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Frank-Steven ***********
End of May when I flew out. Everything closed a wrapped up. Only one duty free shop and one restaurant open. That was it. For water and the like ... only vending machines.
James ********
Very few when I flew out in late April.
JP ********
Just saw a vlog today. Looks closed everything
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