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Bangkok, Thailand
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According to the official website, tickets cost 450 baht and include 1 drink at the Roof Top Bar on floor 83. The deck is open daily from 10:00 to 22:00; hours may change on long holidays and event days. Packages combining dinner in an upper-floor restaurant with deck access are sold separately and cost more.
Rules: no smoking, chewing gum or betel nut, and you won't be let in wearing flip-flops or improper clothing. The open-air roof on floor 84 usually closes in rain and strong wind.
Baiyoke Sky is the observation deck of Baiyoke Tower II in the Pratunam shopping district — an 88-storey skyscraper about 304 m tall (the hotel says 309 m), completed in 1997. The tower houses the 673-room Baiyoke Sky Hotel, and its top floors are open to deck visitors.
Floor 77 has an indoor observatory with maps, multimedia kiosks and coin-operated telescopes, about 250 m above the ground. Higher up, on floor 84, is an open-air revolving deck that slowly turns through 360 degrees. On a clear day you can see all of Bangkok and even the Gulf of Thailand.
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Allow about an hour: half an hour on floor 77 and half an hour on the revolving roof and in the bar. The best time is 30–40 minutes before sunset, to see the city both in daylight and lit up.
In the rainy season (roughly May to October) evening downpours are common, so pick a clear day. Right after opening at 10:00 is the quietest time.
| Baiyoke Skyyou are here | ≈ 304 m, roof on floor 84 | Revolving open-air deck | Pratunam | 450 baht with a drink |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mahanakhon | ≈ 314 m, roof on floor 78 | Glass floor above the city | Silom | More expensive, with sunset tickets |
Yes, if you want Bangkok from above without spending much: the ticket with a drink is cheaper than other decks, and the revolving roof is an unusual experience.
The YesGo take: the building isn't new, the interiors feel dated, and weekends bring queues. For a glass floor and a modern deck, go to Mahanakhon instead. In rain there's no point going up — the roof will be closed.
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| Wat Arun | 51 | 1 h | ≈ 200 baht | 5.7 km |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mahanakhon SkyWalk | 37 | 1 h 15 min | 500–1,200 baht depending on time | 3.7 km |
| Golden Mount | 37 | 1 h | climb ≈ 100 baht | 3.7 km |
| Baiyoke Skyyou are here | 32 | 1 h | 450 baht incl. a drink | — |
Lumphini Park by day, then the Mahanakhon SkyWalk or Baiyoke Sky at sunset. Add them to your route — YesGo fits in the timing and transfers.
3 places · about 5 h 2 min with walks · 92 min on foot in total
Bangkok, Thailand
450 baht according to the official website, including 1 drink at the 83rd-floor bar.
Daily 10:00–22:00.
The indoor observatory is on floor 77 and the revolving open-air deck on floor 84.
Usually not — the open-air deck closes in rain and strong wind.
Take the Airport Rail Link to Ratchaprarop, then walk about 10 minutes.
No flip-flops or improper clothing.
About an hour.
Baiyoke is cheaper with a revolving roof; Mahanakhon is newer with a glass floor.
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