Can anyone say if the overnight train to CM has Wi-Fi?
Also, if you have a link to buy tickets.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
Users discussed the availability of Wi-Fi on the overnight train from Bangkok to Chiang Mai, indicating that newer trains typically have Wi-Fi while older ones do not. One user confirmed Wi-Fi was available on their newer train. For booking tickets, the website 12go.asia was recommended multiple times in the conversation.
Terary **********
12go.asia is who I use for things like this.
William *********
so if i buy a thai internet package i can access all my usual apps and transfers if needed. messenger ect. ?
William *********
you save me 😃
William *********
Telstra charge 10 a day and you only get 500mb per day and if you go over its another 10 a day. last time i was charged over 250 for 21 days.. this cost is ridiculous, Thanks again Ryan.
William *********
Thanks Ryan. its just so expensive using telstra Australia.
I think you coulda put this one together yourself. For me it’s because I have a limited amount of data but it could be for any number of reasons. Like if a person doesn’t have data at all. Perhaps the coverage is sparse etc.
Frankly, I don’t care where they get it from. All I care is that I’m not paying a fortune for it.
I have an AIS plan that gives me 40 GB of data each month for 588 THB. This is currently equivalent to 13.5 GBP, 18 USD, or 25 AUD. This is very cheap compared to prices in most western countries. I've had this plan for over 4 years and I've never come close to reaching my 40 GB of data.
I’m on dtac and no idea whatsoever how to navigate the website or app. And it doesn’t accept any of my cards either. I’d have to go into the store. I’ll probably head there today and see about options. But, if there’s Wi-Fi on the train then I do t need to do that.
I've never used it but my guess is that the Wi-Fi won't be very reliable on the train. I'm just thinking about how many people would be sharing that signal. Check out DTAC because they do similar offers if you have a phone then just go to somewhere like 7-Eleven and they can top up your sim card with a data package
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Charlotte *********
It depends on the train you get on. If it's a newer train then it normally has wifi but the old ones don't. From memory our train Bangkok to Chiang Mai at 8:30pmish did not have wifi but a new train that left at 6:15pmish had wifi.