New MRT Blue Line fares set at 17-44 baht from July 3

The Royal Gazette has published new regulations setting revised fares for Bangkok’s MRT Blue Line, with prices ranging from 17 to 44 baht from July 3, 2026.

The announcement covers the Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand’s regulation on fare rates, fare collection methods and categories of passengers exempt from paying fares on the Chaloem Ratchamongkhon Line, better known as the MRT Blue Line.

The regulation updates the previous 2024 rules to bring fares in line with the concession contract for the Blue Line project.

The new regulation will take effect from July 3, 2026.

Under Clause 5, MRT Blue Line fares will be charged as follows:

• 1 station: 17 baht
• 2 stations: 20 baht
• 3 stations: 22 baht
• 4 stations: 25 baht
• 5 stations: 27 baht
• 6 stations: 29 baht
• 7 stations: 32 baht
• 8 stations: 34 baht
• 9 stations: 37 baht
• 10 stations: 39 baht
• 11 stations: 42 baht
• 12 stations or more: 44 baht

Senior citizens will pay half of the fare rates listed under Clause 5. If the calculated fare includes a fraction of one baht, the amount will be rounded up to the nearest full baht.

The regulation also exempts the following groups from paying fares on the MRT Blue Line:

• Children no taller than 120 centimetres
• Disabled passengers, who must present an official disability identification card before using the service