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    Suvarnabhumi to Mor Chit

    Anyone done this trip recently? I know I can take a taxi, but wonder if there is some sort of direct shuttle bus from the airport to the bus station.

    As for the taxi, what is the approximate fare?

    I'll have two medium sized pieces of luggage, so don't want to take the public bus.

    TIA

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    there are two buses from the new airport to the old airport - as many airport workers still live around Don Muang. They must be passing by Morchit. 35 baht.

    taxi around 300

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    new airport to KSR - can you get a tourist bus?

    arrived the other day - got the shuttle bus to nearby bus station , then a local bus to the On Nut area and then a taxi.

    is there an easier way without using a taxi?

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    why would you not want to use a taxi?

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    Taxi's are obscenely cheap....or do teachers really get paid that badly?

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    I took a taxi to Mor Chit. Fare on the meter was about 220 baht. Toll-way was 65 baht. Airport surcharge is 50 baht.

    This compares with 45 baht for the minibus from Don Muang to Suvarnabhumi. Yeah, the taxi is cheap, but when you're a fixed income retired geezer like me, every satang counts.

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    ^ especially when you are going to live to 94!

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    Quote Originally Posted by MeMock
    ^ especially when you are going to live to 94!
    Don't remind me....

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    Quote Originally Posted by MeMock
    why would you not want to use a taxi?

    as soon as you mention the words KSR to a taxi driver they assume you're some dumb ass looking to be taken for a ride.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobcock
    Taxi's are obscenely cheap....or do teachers really get paid that badly?
    Kinda depends on your income, which may not be from teaching, doesn't it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shustraya View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by MeMock
    why would you not want to use a taxi?

    as soon as you mention the words KSR to a taxi driver they assume you're some dumb ass looking to be taken for a ride.
    your point being???

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    point being that the costs soon mount up if you take taxis all the time - even more so if you are either going to or from the KSR area as most drivers won't put the meter on.

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    I have caught taxis to ksr at least 20 times over the past few years and never once have I had a problem. Sometimes they try to negoatiate - i just politely ask them to turn there metre on and they always do.

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    Is there a direct bus, Rangsit or Mochit to Swampy airport anyone?

    I don't like dealing with taxi drivers.

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    Why not? It's not rocket science, you get him, tell him where you want to go and if he does not turn on the meter you tell him to turn it on.

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    ^ But sometimes he refuses to turn it on in which case you muster up the most hideous wind breakage possible, cock the left buttock, deploy the beast and step out of the car.

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