Siam station or chid lom?

[ultimate weapon]

Please don't transfer this to the bkk forum where not many ppl even go to.

Is it close to walk from chidlom BTS to central world or from siam bts?

[BKKSnowBird]

Chidlom.

[David48]

Siam

[mrtoad]

Chidlom

[Anthony5]

Chidlom will be closer but Siam offers the much more comfortable sky walk.

[BKKSnowBird]

Chidlom will be closer but Siam offers the much more comfortable sky walk.

They are both on the sky walk.

[nooption]

catch a taxee

[SoiBiker]

There's not much in it, but I usually use Chit Lom because the station is generally less crowded, and you don't have to negotiate the narrow bit of the skywalk near Siam that tends to get quite congested.

[arthurwait]

Chidlom will be closer but Siam offers the much more comfortable sky walk.

They are both on the sky walk.

And you have to go through the narrow bit from Siam.

[arthurwait]

There's not much in it, but I usually use Chit Lom because the station is generally less crowded, and you don't have to negotiate the narrow bit of the skywalk near Siam that tends to get quite congested.

Get off at Siam and go to Paragon instead.

Actually get off at Siam, enter paragon at the end nearest Central world as opposed to MBK etc. Go down the escalator immediately to the right of the entrance to the ground floor, exit Paragon and walk along the pavement and in the side entrance of Central world. Slightly shorter than both and very few people.

[SoiBiker]

There's not much in it, but I usually use Chit Lom because the station is generally less crowded, and you don't have to negotiate the narrow bit of the skywalk near Siam that tends to get quite congested.

Get off at Siam and go to Paragon instead.

Actually get off at Siam, enter paragon at the end nearest Central world as opposed to MBK etc. Go down the escalator immediately to the right of the entrance to the ground floor, exit Paragon and walk along the pavement and in the side entrance of Central world. Slightly shorter than both and very few people.

A top tip, if you enjoy the added bonus of waiting for a gap in the traffic entering/leaving the car park.