The Skytrain operates within BTS Station Phaya Thai N2 between 6am and 12am.
Children may ride the Skytrain for free if they measure less than 90cm. In case you need to measure your child's height there are measuring scales near the ticket machine. As well as that, if you are a parent please keep in mind that children are to be carried past the automatic gates.
Guide dogs and other noiseless pets are the only pets allowed in the station.
This station isn't equipped with an elevator, however if you are in need of assistance when climbing the stairs, the station staff will only be too glad to help you.
The validity of each purchased ticket is two hours, any longer stay will result in a penalty fare.
Phaya Thai also houses a BTS tourist information centre. Here you can find information on local attractions, acquire maps, get an internet connection, and even buy souvenirs.
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