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Rabbit Card restrictions

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I used my 50% off MRT card and my Rabbit card on the BTS yesterday. I am considerably over that age limit and both worked perfectly. @Patanawet - where did you get that info? You give no source.

I do remember when the Rabbit card was first introduced for the Skytrain, we had to show our passports and a limit of Bt. 4,000 was placed on the maximum stored value. The reason given was hilarious - to avoid money laundering!!!

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Can't recall where i found it. Probably by googling "Rabbit Card Restrictions' or similar.
You used you 'elder card'  on the subway BUT did it only charge you 50% this time or full fare?                                       
Last year sometime I tried to top up my BTS card and the cashier said "50 baht extra for new card". She explained that cards only last 7 years (I think).  Didn't have to show my passport.
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Oh and the 'elders card'. Again googling "MRT' Elders card.

Yes, it's true that foreign seniors (and other foreign travelers) are no longer eligible for discounted MRT fares in Bangkok. The MRT has discontinued the elder card and other discount cards for non-Thai citizens. This means that seniors, students, and children are no longer entitled to discounts. The MRT now requires all passengers to pay the full fare, regardless of age or nationality. 

1 hour ago, Patanawet said:
You used you 'elder card'  on the subway BUT did it only charge you 50% this time or full fare?

Only charged 50% fare. Same when I used it a couple of days ago. My guess is that as long as you have the old cards, perhaps you are charged only the 50% rate. Or it just takes the machines time to updrage to charge the old cards the full rate. no idea!

6 hours ago, Patanawet said:
                        
Last year sometime I tried to top up my BTS card and the cashier said "50 baht extra for new card". She explained that cards only last 7 years (I think).  

yes, I even put reminder sticker on mine

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