Park & Ride

[AyG]

I'm thinking of using the Park & Ride at Lat Phrao station and have a couple of questions I was hoping someone could answer:

(1) Does the car park ever get full?

(2) I understand I have to get a card swiped to prove I used the MRT. Where do I swipe it? I don't recall seeing anything obvious on the MRT for this.

Thanks in advance.

[bkkjames]

I'm thinking of using the Park & Ride at Lat Phrao station and have a couple of questions I was hoping someone could answer:

(1) Does the car park ever get full?

(2) I understand I have to get a card swiped to prove I used the MRT. Where do I swipe it? I don't recall seeing anything obvious on the MRT for this.

Thanks in advance.

Don't quote me on the price but I think 50 baht a day, didn't look too full last time i was near there. As for the card swipe, its on the wall inside the MRT stations before you exit the gates.

[AyG]

To answer my own questions: the Park & Ride seems never to be more than 2/3 full. It's a bit of a pain driving up to the 6th or 7th floor from ground level, but there are always plenty of spaces.

You need to swipe the card at your destination (either outbound or on your return, it doesn't matter); if you attempt to swipe it at Lat Phrao on your return you'll get an error message. And if you forget to swipe you'll be charged a slightly higher rate for your parking.

[bkkjames]

To answer my own questions: the Park & Ride seems never to be more than 2/3 full. It's a bit of a pain driving up to the 6th or 7th floor from ground level, but there are always plenty of spaces.

You need to swipe the card at your destination (either outbound or on your return, it doesn't matter); if you attempt to swipe it at Lat Phrao on your return you'll get an error message. And if you forget to swipe you'll be charged a slightly higher rate for your parking.

I think i answered both of your questions AS ASKED correctly with my original post. You are welcome.