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Is there a train connection from Bangkok Airport to Pattaya?
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There is no direct train from Bangkok Airport to Pattaya. While trains run between Bangkok and Pattaya, they do not depart from the airport. It is recommended to take a bus or taxi instead, as they are more convenient. Bus services are available from both Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports, and they are considered safe and comfortable with prices typically around 150 to 350 baht. A taxi is another option, but it may be more expensive.
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Steve *******
The bus leaves from the bottom floor of the airport and takes you to Pattaya for 118 baht
Neil ***********
No bus only
Raj ********
No train, but there are AC buses from both airports (Suvarnabhumi and DMK) those are pretty comfortable and does the job. Or you can take private taxi.
Nakkhatra ****
Bus is more convenient
Bill *********
About 3 yrs ago I took Cherry Taxi from Pattaya to BKK for 1500B. Probably more now but faster than the train.
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@Bill ********
train to Bkk, bus to pattaya. Highway finished ..great bus service only 300, 250, air conf seatingReply to
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George *********
Bus or taxi is easier
Mma *******
No train from DMK Airport but they are trialing a new bus service 350bht, DMK to Pattaya.
Michael ********
There is a new bus service started last week from airport to pattaya 150 baht i believe but you dont say which airport as there are two
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Wrong. Its 350b from Don Mueang bus stn. And it is Bell minivans serviceNick *******
Yes thats been going on for years. U just have to show your flight ticket
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Jay ********
Bus is safe and cool. Pattaya is it far from bkk
Gregg *************
Take a bus two hrs
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Yes, its a slow train from the main station and its not from the airport
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Many many choo choo 555
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Nick ****************
There is a train from Bangkok to Pattaya but you need to get to Bangkok first. Bangkok airport Suvsnabhumi isn’t in Bangkok it’s in Samut Prakhan another province.
Taxi or bus is your best bet. Insist on a meter though and if you use private don’t pay more than 1200 baht including toll fees. Enjoy your holiday.
Taxi or bus is your best bet. Insist on a meter though and if you use private don’t pay more than 1200 baht including toll fees. Enjoy your holiday.
Henry *******
Bus comfortable and cheap
Paul ************
No
Rob *********
I think there is a train from Bangkok to Pattaya, but it runs once or twice a day and is nowhere near the airport. Best to get a taxi.
Colin ********
Taxi or a bus from main station
Colin ********
No
Anneleze *************
No
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