Stations
The typical station consists of two levels - concourse and
platform. The concourse provides ticketing facilities and
other passenger amenities as well as access to the system.
The platform is for waiting, boarding and alighting from
the train. Please be aware that the train may approach the
platform anytime, from any direction.
Trains
Our trains are designed to high international standards.
Doors open / close automatically. Beeper sounds will warn
you when the doors are about to close. If standing please
stand clear of the door's at all times.
Track
Stay away from the track and electrified rails. Pay attention
to all warning signs. Trespassing onto the track area can
cause severe injury to yourself or others.
Fares
About 10 to 40 that depend on your destination
Bangkok
Hotels near BTS Stations
Types of Tickets
1) Single-Journey Ticket: this is a pay-per-trip ticket,
it is available at any Ticket Issuing Machine, located
in every station. The machines accept coins only and give
change. Commuters can also get exact change at any ticket
office, located near a Ticket Issuing Machine.
2) Stored-Value Ticket: the value of the
ticket will be deducted according to the distance of each
journey, and is most suitable for regular commuters or
for multiple journeys. Stored-Value Tickets are available
and can be refilled at any ticket office, located in every
station.
Ticket Usage
1.) Purchase a ticket from the Ticket Issuing Machine
or ticket office.
2.) To enter the the skytrain system, insert the ticket
into the entry gate and be sure to hold on to it - you
will need it to exit.
3) To exit, insert the ticket into the exit gate. The
Single - Journey Ticket will be taken; the Stored-Value
Ticket will be returned to commuters for future rides.
Sites
/ Monuments / Shopping Centers at the Skytrain
| Transportation |
Parks |
Hospitals |
Eastern Bus Terminal
Hua Lampong Main Railroad Station
Northeastern Bus Terminal (Mo Chit 2) |
E7
W1
N8
E1 |
Chatujak Park
Lumpini
Suan Luang (Rama 9)
Botanical Garden
Dusit Zoo
Queen Sirikit Park
Santipharp (Peace) Park |
N8
S2
E9+
E9+
N3+
E5
N3 |
Paolo Memorial
Bamrungrad Medical Center
Bangkok Christian
Bangkok Nursing Home
Samitivej |
N7
E3+
S2
S2
E5+
|
| Cultural
Centers and Monuments |
Markets
and Shopping Centers |
Erawan Shrine
Queen Sirikit Conference Center
Siam Society (Kamthieng House)
Victory Monument
Hua Mark Stadium
National Sports Stadium
Jim Thompson Thai House Museum |
E1,S1
E4+
E4
N3
E8+
W1
W1 |
Amarin Plaza
Central Chidlom
Central Ladprao
Chatuchak Weekend Market
Emporium Shopping Center
Gaysorn Plaza
Mah Boon Krong (MBK) |
S1
E1
N8+
N8
E5
E1
W1 |
Narayana Phand (Handicraft Center)
Patpong
Pratunam (Wholesale clothing)
Robinson Silom / Silom Complex
Robinson Bangrak
Siam Discovery / Siam Center / Siam Square
World Trade Center |
E1
S2
E1+
S2
S6
CS
E1 |
| + further transportation required |
Free
Shuttle Bus Service
As from 1st August
there is now a free Shuttle
Bus (see photo) to take passengers to
various Sky Train (BTS) stations as shown in the images.
The free Shuttle Bus service is initially available along
7 routes with more coming in the near future.
As from 1st August there is now
a free Shuttle Bus (see photo) to take passengers to various Sky Train (BTS)
stations as shown in the images.
The free Shuttle Bus service is initially available along
7 routes with more coming in the near future.
Bangkok's Skytrian serves 25 stations in key locations around town,
allowing passengers to leapfrog busy traffic intersections.
There are two separate railway lines: One from the northern
bus terminal at Morchit to Sukhumvit Soi 77 (Soi Onnut ).
The other from the National Stadium (near Pathumwan Intersection
to Taksin Bridge at the end of Sathorn Road. The two line
meet at the busy Siam Center where passengers can switch from
one line to another. 
