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"Taxi drivers must always use their meters in their service," Prapon said, adding that passengers who encounter any problems should keep the tickets issued by the taxi kiosks as evidence for filing complaints to officials. Complaints can be filed by calling 02-132-9199 at any time of day, he said.
- Where is taxi in Suvarnabhumi Airport?
- How does taxi meter work in Bangkok?
- How much is a taxi from Suvarnabhumi airport to Sukhumvit?
- How much is a taxi from Bangkok airport to city Centre?
- What is the best way to get from Bangkok airport to the city?
- How do I get to Suvarnabhumi Airport?
- How much is a taxi from Pattaya to Bangkok?
- Are taxis expensive in Thailand?
- How do you call a taxi in Thailand?
- Can I use Uber in Bangkok?
- Is there a train from Suvarnabhumi Airport to Bangkok?
- Is Sukhumvit a good area to stay in Bangkok?
Where is taxi in Suvarnabhumi Airport?
Public taxi stand is located on Level 1 (Ground Level).
Contact Taxi counter, Level 1 – Ground Level, near entrances 3, 4, 7 and 8. Receive a ticket from a taxi queue machine, proceed to the lane number printed on your ticket. Taxi fare: metered taxi fare plus 50 Baht airport surcharge, and expressway fees.
How does taxi meter work in Bangkok?
Bangkok Taxi Meter Rate
The longer the distance of your trip by Bangkok taxi, the higher taxi meter rate is. When the distance gets over 10 km, up to 20 km you will be paying 6.50 baht/km and the meter will go up by 2 baht every 0.30-0.31 km.
How much is a taxi from Suvarnabhumi airport to Sukhumvit?
The quickest way to get from Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) to Sukhumvit Soi 11 is to taxi which costs ฿260 - ฿310 and takes 22 min.
How much is a taxi from Bangkok airport to city Centre?
(Ignore anyone inside the airport that's offering you a taxi.) Tell the clerk at the taxi kiosk your destination and the clerk will assign you to the next available taxi driver. Trips into the city cost between 300-500 baht, depending on your location. However, you must pay an additional 50 baht meter fare plus tolls.
What is the best way to get from Bangkok airport to the city?
The Airport Rail Link is the cheapest and fastest way out of the airport and into downtown Bangkok. When you arrive, follow the signs for the train station, which is located on the basement floor. The train will take you directly to Makkasan Station in about 35 minutes.
How do I get to Suvarnabhumi Airport?
The Airport Rail Link is MUCH quicker than going by bus or road, and a lot cheaper than a taxi. The stop nearest central Bangkok is Phaya Thai BTS station, linking you with the rest of the Skytrain system, or get a taxi to/from there.
How much is a taxi from Pattaya to Bangkok?
Before succumbing to the tout, remember that a metered taxi from the airport to Pattaya has an official price of 1,050 baht, plus 60 baht for expressway charges.
Are taxis expensive in Thailand?
The fare starts at 35 baht and stays there for the first 2 kilometres. The fare gradually works its way up with 2 baht at a time (roughly per km). A surcharge applies in traffic jams (1.25 baht per metre when moving under 6 km/h). Typical taxi fares for going a few kilometres are around 50 baht.
How do you call a taxi in Thailand?
Channel to use All Thai Taxi service
- Call a Taxi via App. at Smartphone.
- Call Center 0-2018-9799.
- Waving for a taxi on street.
Can I use Uber in Bangkok?
First things first, there's no “official” Uber here. Uber left in April of 2018 and acquired a stake in the super popular “local” Uber alternative, called Grab. Grab is easy to fire up, takes minutes to get started and foreign phone numbers are totally fine. You can pay by card or cash, which is nice too.
Is there a train from Suvarnabhumi Airport to Bangkok?
There are 3 different transfer options when travelling from Suvarnabhumi Airport (BBK) to downtown Bangkok; you can take a taxi, a bus or a train. ... Taking the City Link train is the cheapest option as tickets cost €1 (฿35) to Makkasan station with a travel time of only 30 minutes.
Is Sukhumvit a good area to stay in Bangkok?
Sukhumvit is arguably the best area to stay in Bangkok for nightlife and has it all when it comes to dining and clubbing! Much of the action centers around the street Soi 11, Bangkok's famous party street, a favorite with both ex-pats and visitors with its extensive selections of restaurants, clubs, and bars.
