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Re yellow cabs, In BKK the metered cabs are either a yellow/green combo or a red/blue combo.
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Originally posted by (PigDogg @ April 23 2005,07:11)
That's true for the most part, but there are some new 'Yellow' cabs and even some orange and 'all green' ones now!
PM me and I can either meet you or it will be waiting for you at your hotel when you check in...Originally posted byComment
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The last time I was in lOS I was on my way to Pattaya after spending some time in BKK. I hailed a cab off the street and told him I wanted to go to ekamai as I had intended taking the bus. He asked where I was going and told him then asked if he would take me. I told him 1,000 baht no more and he hemmed and hawed then he agreed. I paid the tolls and for a some water when he stopped and gave him I think 100 baht tip. for a little over 1,100 baht I made it in a little less than two hours-it was worth it! BE CAREFUL OUT THERE!!Comment
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Update... The bus fare (from Ekkamai to Pattaya) has gone up to 101 Baht! (That's up from 90!)
If your budget can stretch to a cab then 'just do it!' The buses (even the a/c ones) are fucking horrible!Comment
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Stay at the Dynasty in bkk for one night , the catch the free mini bus to Dynasty in Pattaya and stay for 2 nights minimum. Cannot get a better deal than that!
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That IS a great deal! A mate of mine just did that!Originally posted by (rextcy @ May 11 2005,17:03)Comment
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Good deal, but I would book no more than two nights. Walking around Pattaya you may find a hotel that's more to your liking at a lower price. If you were paying, I believe these minivans tend to run about 350 baht.Comment
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My flight gets me into Bkk very late at night. Is it best to have a car to pick me up and take me to Bangkok or just take a taxi?Comment
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Just take a cab, rides originating at the airport are an extra 50 baht on top of the meter; it's cheap.
Chat up the guys on the taxi queue; if you're going to the Nana area, they might be too and you can split the fare, happened to me.Comment
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