Suvarnabhumi Airport Bus Terminal (Public Transportation Center)

Description of the Suvarnabhumi bus station and why it is needed

In the international Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport there is a Suvarnabhumi Bus Terminal (Public Transportation Center). More precisely, it is located next to the airport, and it can be reached from the terminal by a special free airport shuttle bus. There is a cafe, an ATM, cash desks, a waiting area, a shop.

City buses to Bangkok depart from here, as well as some intercity flights to nearby cities. For example, if you need to get to Pattaya, Hua Hin, Rayong, Trat (to get to Chang Island), to Aranyaprathet (to continue on to Siem Reap in Cambodia). However, keep in mind that flights from here to Hua Hin, Pattaya and Chang Island are duplicated in the arrival terminal from exit 8 (Gate 8), and it's easier to leave right away than to get here first, provided, of course, the schedule suits you.

Bus flights

Information about the schedule and cost is given below as of 2019:

City buses 549, 550, 551, 552, 554, 555, 558, 559 depart from the station to different locations in Bangkok, to Don Mueang Airport, to some stations Bangkok Metro. Information about the routes is available on a large scoreboard at the station. Fare from 34 baht (1.03 USD, see Thailand currency and exchange rate), sent every 15-60 minutes, depending on the route.

And here is a table with the schedule and cost for intercity buses departing from this station:

And here is the schedule of buses from Suvarnabhumi Airport available for online booking:

How to get to Suvarnabhumi Bus Terminal (Public Transportation Center)

Suvarnabhumi Bus Terminal (Public Transportation Center) is located near the airport (Suvarnabhumi bus station on the map of Bangkok), and connected to it by a free Shuttle bus (no more than 10 minutes. These buses run on four routes A, B, C, D, all circular, and pass by the gate to the terminal in the arrival and departure area. Upon arrival, after exiting the terminal on the ground floor, you need to cross the road at a pedestrian crossing, and on the left you will see a stop marked with a sign. In the Suvarnabhumi Bus Terminal (Public Transportation Center) itself, the places of their departure are clearly marked in the parking lot. Buses run around the clock with about a 15-minute interval during the day, and less often at night.