Cheapest Way To Travel On The Skytrain?

[BillStrangeOgre]

I need to commute on the skytrain everyday. I couldn't get any clear information from the ticket counter so i'm asking here. I hope someone can help.

What is the cheapest way to travel on the skytrain? I've heard of the 'SkyPass' card but after paying 100 bht for it i believe you pay the same price for each journey. It just saves you queuing for tickets. Correct?

Can anyone help me out?

Thanks

Bill

[neverdie]

Check this out, all the information about the cards is there in english.

If it comes up in thai, look in the right hand corner and click the english version.

http://www.bts.co.th/en/ticket_new.asp

[BillStrangeOgre]

Thanks for the info.

[bkkjames]

The cheapest way to ride the skytrain is to hop the barrier I imagine?

[Chunky1]

if you are young, you can just ask for a student card and you get 99/100 times.

[easyride]

The cheapest way to ride the skytrain is to hop the barrier I imagine?

Isn't that naughty?

[neverdie]

if you are young, you can just ask for a student card and you get 99/100 times.

I think ur suppose to be under age 25 for that one.

[Chunky1]

if you are young, you can just ask for a student card and you get 99/100 times.

I think ur suppose to be under age 25 for that one.

Yeah, probably. Silly of me to have mentioned that giving my company.

[Lizard2010]

Its always best to check out the options, plus how old you look.

Maybe one of those face mask that will make you look younger, LMAO

[Randee]

if you are young, you can just ask for a student card and you get 99/100 times.

I think ur suppose to be under age 25 for that one.

Yeah, probably. Silly of me to have mentioned that giving my company.

Judging by your attitude and sense of humour I will assume that you are about 11 or 12 years old. So you know very well that you are surrounded by grown ups and some are well over 25.

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Edited May 31, 2010 by soundman
Removed flame.

[theoldgit]

if you are young, you can just ask for a student card and you get 99/100 times.

I think ur suppose to be under age 25 for that one.

And have a valid Student ID

[Rinrada]

Cards can only be used by a student aged not over 23 years, studying at an academic institution in Thailand, recognized by the Ministry of Education (details as per Conditions of use for BTS STUDENT Passes).

A valid Student ID and Citizen ID must be presented upon request by a company officer

Wonder if my Freedom Pass will work on on the S.Train.....next time..