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New arrivals at suvarnabhumi

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  • In meantime I arrived at Don Muang this afternoon  and there were no immigration lines at all !

  • It was like this when I arrived in early October. There was even a 15-20 minute queue at the Fast Track! But it must have been hours in the normal lanes.  That was an arrival in mid afternoon.

  • Here is one fast track service Fast track service I've seen elsewhere where people recommended them, costs a bit but if a person arrives at times when immigration is normally full it may pay for itsel

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23 hours ago, TMax said:

The train is a good idea however it can also depend on the time of day or night as well, I find it annoying when people get on packed trains at rush hour and they have to try and squeeze their luggage in as well. Which is why I don't take the train from the airport, the time my flight gets in and I get through immigration and customs the trains are packed full, I guess it would be different if I got in around midday. Sure some people only take carry on with them when they fly but most don't. 

I see this in Sydney too, people going to airport with luggage getting on during the afternoon peak hour 5pm , 😳😳

3 minutes ago, Olddaddy said:

I see this in Sydney too, people going to airport with luggage getting on during the afternoon peak hour 5pm

And now with the Perth rail link to the international airport I imagine it could well happen here too 

4 hours ago, vinapu said:

In meantime I arrived at Don Muang this afternoon  and there were no immigration lines at all !

Don Muang is primarily for domestic and low costs international flights it should be less crowded than Suvarnabhumi.

6 hours ago, vinapu said:

In meantime I arrived at Don Muang this afternoon  and there were no immigration lines at all !

Maybe quick out of the airport, but an extra hour or more to get to Pattaya. No thanks!

21 hours ago, Boy69 said:

Don Muang is primarily for domestic and low costs international flights it should be less crowded than Suvarnabhumi.

No, simply immigration lines were properly staffed

19 hours ago, gerefan said:

Maybe quick out of the airport, but an extra hour or more to get to Pattaya. No thanks!

If price of flight is much lower , why not?

5 hours ago, vinapu said:

If price of flight is much lower , why not?

That’s a different matter.
It would have to be a massive saving to be worth going through Bangkok traffic if travelling to Pattaya...and if after a 10 hour flight.

Don’t expect hotel rates to contract. Bangkok Post reporting that electricity rates expected to increase about 14% between January and April next year.

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