Songkran in BKK

[Fatboi]

I'm stopping over in Bangkok for a few hours while i wait for my evening flight to Chiang Mai and was wondering if it's safe to lug my laptop and phone around with me in my backpack considering it's Songkran.
I know this would be out of the question in Chiang Mai because it they'd be destroyed by all the water being sprayed but I don't know if they go as nuts in Bangkok when it comes to drenching everyone with water.

[wow64]

If you just take it to places like Silom and Khao San rd you will be fine.

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[bkkjames]

If you just take it to places like Silom and Khao San rd you will be fine.

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lol very funny.

[Fatboi]

If you just take it to places like Silom and Khao San rd you will be fine.

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I'm going to assume you're being sarcastic and I'll be fine, a straight answer would have been nice but late on a Sunday night probably wouldn't have been the best chance to get one

[Rumblecat]

I think his sarcasm is suggesting the opposite, that you won't be fine.

It depends on where in Bangkok you are heading to. No point in taking a chance- stick them in a sealed plastic bag anyway.

[Squeegee]

I think his sarcasm is suggesting the opposite, that you won't be fine.

It depends on where in Bangkok you are heading to. No point in taking a chance- stick them in a sealed plastic bag anyway.

+1

Don't risk your stuff. There are hotspots in BKK, mostly famous areas, but you could get got almost anywhere.

[Fatboi]

Well there were a few close calls but I made it through BKK unscathed.
Mai Pen Rai

[wow64]

If you just take it to places like Silom and Khao San rd you will be fine.

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I'm going to assume you're being sarcastic and I'll be fine, a straight answer would have been nice but late on a Sunday night probably wouldn't have been the best chance to get one

Correct assumption. Should have tried earlier in the day

Hope you enjoyed yoursefl.

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