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Lomprayah ferry charging for extra baggage weight.

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Earlier today I had to make a trip from Maenam to Koh Phangan on the Lomprayah Catamaran I have been doing this often over the years. Today being Full Moon I made sure I arrived in time to my surprise it was not busy but what did strike me was a young lady standing by a set of weighing scales ensuring all passengers placed their baggage on the scales I was amazed to see how many were being charged due to their baggage being over 20KG a party of 4 tourists ended up paying a huge amount, when talking to them they told me they had been charged 20 baht for every KG over the 20 kg weight allowed I would estimate that the ferry was less than half full. In the 8 years of living here I have never seen this happen before yet another way of ripping off tourists AMAZING THAILAND !!!!!!! angry.png

I'll bash with the best of them but a dollar a pound seems reasonable. A "huge amount" would mean a huge amount of articles.

I wish the airlines back in the States would enforce the rules and stop idiots from taking on these massive wussy-boy rolling suitcases that weigh a ton and fill a single compartment. One of the ferries I take in LOS has people with bags and boxes they dump in seats, making people sit on the deck.

Then again, I'm a pro traveller. I have one medium-sized backpack.

Based on what I've seen here over the years, maybe this girl wasn't even with the ferry. laugh.png

The ferries between Singapore and Bataam do the same, so hardly a Thai scam thing

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