How much is the Skytrain in Bangkok?

Fares start at 15 baht per one stop. A one-day pass may be a good option for those planning to do a lot of hopping on and off for one full day. But if you plan to be in Bangkok for a while, it might be a good idea to buy the BTS Smart Pass. Unlimited travel within the duration of a single day for 140 baht.



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5. There are two ways to make a payment. First insert coins or banknote. Second, scan QR code. While waiting the queue, passengers should open application and be ready for transaction. Passenger can make a payment via Rabbit LINE Pay or any Mobile Banking application.

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Fares and Skytrain Passes But if you plan to be in Bangkok for a while, it might be a good idea to buy the BTS Smart Pass. Unlimited travel within the duration of a single day for 140 baht. Ideal for tourists. These are available for 200 baht with 100 baht stored value.

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MRT Subway It's comprised of two lines - the Blue Line and Purple Line. Like the BTS Skytrain, trains arrive every 5-10 minutes. It's also cheaper, with MRT Subway tickets costing, on average, around 90 cents. If you can say anything about public transport in Bangkok, it's that it's cheap!

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The BTS is above ground while the MRT is below ground. They're two separate systems with separate ticketing.

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Traveling around Bangkok by taxi is surprisingly cheap - sometimes even more so than the Skytrain - plus, it's comfortable and easy, and the drivers are usually really friendly. Taxis have to use their meters - if a driver refuses to do so, find a different taxi!

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1) The most common method and easiest for tourists is to simply insert coins and/or notes into the ticket/token machines located just before the barriers to get a token. Each machine has a large touch screen that is available in Thai or English.

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Do not place objects on the floor of the compartment, which may cause an obstruction to others. Do not eat or drink in BTS SkyTrain.

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The Mangmoom Card (Thai for spider) is a planned stored-value card for rapid transit systems in Bangkok. Currently, many commuters carry multiple cards, since the existing Rabbit Card only works on the BTS Skytrain and Bangkok BRT, while the MRT Plus card works on the MRT Blue Line and MRT Purple Line.

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highly recommended for travellers to get from point to point. Redeeming process was fast and the use of the card is very easy. *Note minimum reload amount is 100. The klook booth is quite hidden, but the booth employee worked so fast.

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Many of us are aware of the 2 major train lines in Bangkok, MRT and BTS. Recently I found out you can use your debit/ credit card to enter and pay for your MRT rides, as long as you use a VISA or Mastercard.

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