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  • It's easy to buy tickets yourself at the station when you get to Thailand, but remember to take your passport, as it may now be required to buy a ticket. All long-distance express trains require a reservation, which can be made on the day of travel or up to 60 days in advance. Reservations are computerised, and the booking office at any main station can reserve seats or berths for any journey in Thailand. Your ticket will have the train time and your seat or berth number printed on it. 3rd class local trains such as Bangkok-Ayutthaya or Bangkok-Kanchanaburi don't require a reservation, you just turn up, buy a ticket from the ticket office and hop on.

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You can buy them up to 60 days in advance at any train station. It does not have to be the station you will be departing from.

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I sadly miss their old online reservations & ticket purchase system. Done from the comfort of your computer chair and you could see the seat chart to select a specific seat. Ahhhh. The Good Old Days.

Luckily, I live a five minute walk from the train station now, but still...

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