Suvarnabhumi Airport To Nana Plaza

[Eddy111]

Folks

I usually take a taxi, however this time I want to take the train from airport. Can you advise me

were I got too at the airport and the changes I have to do to get to my destination. How much cost etc.

Ed

[Jdietz]

Take the express train (or regular, whichever shows up first) to Phyathai station (90 Baht, 20/30mins)

Passenger bridge to the BTS station, take the next train in the direction 'Bearing'

Get off at Nana. (6 stops, 35? Baht, 10mins)

[SantiSuk]

Take the express train (or regular, whichever shows up first) to Phyathai station (90 Baht, 20/30mins)

Passenger bridge to the BTS station, take the next train in the direction 'Bearing'

Get off at Nana. (6 stops, 35? Baht, 10mins)

Maybe things have changed in the last couple of months, but my experience has been that to 'take whichever shows up first' implies asking which train will show up first before buying a ticket - Express and 'regular' (=CityLine) go from different platforms using different ticket windows and different down escalators, so you can't wait somewhere to physically see which shows up first. There is no information about relative departure times at the ticket concourse level and asking in English usually draws blank looks. Try it but if you get nowhere then go for CityLine unless you are in a real hurry - it's only 10 minutes more and I think there are more of them than there are Express trains to Payathai. I would not take CityLine to the airport in rush hour but it's no problem getting a seat when you are going from the airport to town.

Personally I've never had a problem getting a City Line to Makkasan and catching a taxi from there to Nana (10-15 minutes about 50-60 baht). It's the only way that allows a stress free/airconditioned route where you can roll your suitcases rather than carry them (maybe I'm wrong - maybe Payathai has an escalator or elevator I have not yet found). Others seem to think that Makkasan makes for a long taxi ride or complain that you have to wait a long time for a taxi there, but I must have been lucky the 3 or 4 times I've done that.

[David Mault]

If you haven't got to many bags the express train to Phai a Thai takes around 17 minutes. Change to the BTS line at Phai a thai which is a short walk but no trouble then get on the train that goes to Bearing and get off at Nana station which is about 10 or 12 minutes. I was in Bkk a few months ago and did this 3 or 4 times. You can also get the Makasarn train as mentioned in a previous post. The trains are fast and comfortable too. No traffic jams.

[a10ams]

No messing about here with the OP.

Reminds me of my early days in Bangkok .... Arrivals straight to Nana as quick as I could.

[samsiam]

oh to be a romantic....

[bankei]

I did that a few trips back. Would never do it again and warn you against doing so.

You will probably have to wait ages for the train and then be cramed in with backpacker types with heaps of luggage and little room. YOu will need to change trains to the BTS somewhere and lug your luggage up flights of stairs, queue up and buy another ticket. Then get into another ice cold airconned train full of people coming home from work. Then when you get to nana you have to take your luggage down the stairs and along the uneven footpaths.

Best to get a taxi for 250B and get it over and done with.

[maprao]

If you can not afford a cab I do not think you will be a "very handsome man" lol !!!!!

Just kidding the money you will save will not even get you ST so my friend tells me anyway

[Debothai]

just get a cab man directly from the airport...You will be in Nana within 30 minutes....No stairs no trains or hassles. You will pay 250-300 baht.

The money you are planning to save on this and that transport option could be easily off-set by an extra drink or two for a friend of your barfine...And they will ask you....

[metisdead]

A person asks a question, seeking information. If you can't answer, please refrain from posting frivolous remarks.

A post has been removed and any more nonsense posts will continue to be removed.

[rak sa_ngop]

If you get off at Makkasan Station you can hop onto the golf shuttle bus. No, it does not take you to a golf course but travels the huge distance of about 100 metres to the main road where you have to get off again.

Bit of a waste of time really, but if you have some heavy bags maybe worthwhile.

Forgot to add that it's free.

[Eddy111]

Thanks Folks

I think I will just take a taxi. lol

[spongeman]

Yea get a taxi man , too much shagging around with the other modes of transport in Bangkok.

[tw25rw]

I've done it. Never again. Taxi every time unless I have reason to stay in a hotel right next to an ARL station.

[Eddy111]

Thanks Spongeman

I will take your advice. Thanks for all replys.

ps I see you from Dublin, I from Derry. Glad to see another country man f..ked up too lol

Roll on 7 weeks. Ed

[gk10002000]

If in a sauntering and meandering mood and time frame as I often am, and if traveling with just a simple carry on as I do, how about taking the bus from the airport to Ekamai bus station. Then walk around the corner to the Ekamai sky train stop. Then take the BTS skytrain to Nana?

[oldsailor35]

I want to take the train (1st time) from Nana to Suvarnabumi. Can someone please advise me how to go. Thanks.

[Jdietz]

BTS NANA, in direction Mo Chit, to Phayathai station. Around 10 minutes.

Skybridge to ARL, 2 minute walk.

ARL to Airport, around 20 minutes. Express 90 Baht.