Don Mueang airport transport guide covers buses, taxis and trains

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 03, 2026
Don Mueang airport transport guide covers buses, taxis and trains

Don Mueang Airport has published a transport guide covering A1–A4 city buses, taxi ranks, free Suvarnabhumi transfers, the Red Line, car hire and provincial coaches.

Don Mueang International Airport has published a transport guide outlining the public transport services available to passengers, including airport buses, taxis, trains, car hire and intercity coaches.

The airport's infographic provides information on fares, operating hours and boarding locations for travel into Bangkok, transfers to Suvarnabhumi Airport and onward journeys to Pattaya and Hua Hin.

The services include Bangkok Mass Transit Authority (BMTA) buses A1–A4, the SRT Red Line, metered taxis, app-based transport and a free inter-airport shuttle for eligible connecting passengers.

Don Mueang airport transport guide covers buses, taxis and trains


Airport buses connect to key Bangkok destinations

BMTA's four airport bus routes operate from the Service Hall on Level 1, with fares ranging from THB30 to THB50.

The routes and operating hours listed in the airport's infographic are:

  • A1 – Mo Chit 2 Bus Terminal: THB30, operating from 6am to midnight. The route passes Horwang School, Central Ladprao, BTS Mo Chit station and MRT Chatuchak Park station.
  • A2 – Victory Monument: THB30, operating from 6.15am to 11pm. Stops include Veterans General Hospital, Din Daeng and Santiphap Park.
  • A3 – Lumphini Park: THB50, operating from 6.30am to 11pm. The route passes Din Daeng, Indra Square, Pratunam, CentralWorld and BTS Ratchadamri station.
  • A4 – Sanam Luang: THB50, operating from 6.40am to 11pm. The route serves Phan Fa Lilat Pier, Democracy Monument, Satri Witthaya School, Bang Lamphu and Khao San Road.

Don Mueang airport transport guide covers buses, taxis and trains


Taxi and ride-hailing services

Passengers using regular airport taxis can obtain a queue ticket at Gate 8 on Level 1 of Terminal 1 or at the ground-floor taxi area of the seven-storey car park beside Terminal 2. They must wait for their queue number to be called before boarding.

The infographic also lists Grab, CABB Taxi and EV Taxi services.

Grab's service counter at Gate 7 on Level 1 operates from 7am to 11.30pm. Additional pick-up areas are available at Gates 3–4 on Level 1 of Terminal 1 and Gates 11–14 on Level 1 of Terminal 2.

CABB Taxi operates around the clock, with its counter at Gate 7 on Level 1 of Terminal 1.

EV Taxi has a counter at the same location, operating from 6am to 10pm. Passengers can also make online reservations 24 hours a day through LINE account @EVSOCIETY.

Don Mueang airport transport guide covers buses, taxis and trains


Free shuttle to Suvarnabhumi for connecting passengers

A free shuttle bus links Don Mueang and Suvarnabhumi airports, operating every 30 minutes from 5am to midnight.

Passengers can board at the Service Hall on Level 1. The service is restricted to eligible connecting passengers who can present a boarding pass and proof of an onward flight departing from Suvarnabhumi within 24 hours.

A separate public van service, Route 555, is available for THB60.

On weekdays, the timetable lists morning services between 5.10am and 9.15am, together with an evening departure at 5.10pm. On holidays, morning services operate between 6.10am and 7.15am.

Don Mueang airport transport guide covers buses, taxis and trains


Red Line railway accessible by skywalk

Passengers can reach the SRT Red Line through the elevated pedestrian walkway connected to Level 2 of Terminal 2, near the seven-storey car park.

The airport lists operating hours from 5am to midnight.

Further information is available by calling 1690 or visiting www.srtet.co.th/th.


Car hire available at both terminals

The airport also provides self-drive and chauffeur-driven car hire services, with counters on Level 1 of both passenger terminals.

At Terminal 1, Hertz Car Rental offers self-drive vehicles from Gate 1, while Phrapirap provides chauffeur-driven services from Gate 3.

Terminal 2 houses Thai Rent A Car at Gate 10 and ASAP Car Rental, Budget Car Rental and Avis Rent A Car at Gate 11. All four offer self-drive vehicles.

Skyline also operates from Gate 11 in Terminal 2, providing vehicles with drivers.

Passengers are advised to contact the operators directly to confirm prices, vehicle availability, required documents and rental conditions.


Coaches connect Don Mueang with Pattaya and Hua Hin

The Transport Co., Ltd. operates intercity coach services from Don Mueang Airport to Pattaya and Hua Hin.

The Don Mueang–Pattaya service costs THB155. The airport's infographic lists 10 daily departures at 6.30am, 7.30am, 8.30am, 9.30am, 10.30am, noon, 1.30pm, 3.30pm, 4.30pm and 5.30pm.

The Don Mueang–Hua Hin service costs THB205, with a departure listed at 3pm.

Passengers can contact the operator at Gate 2 on Level 1 of Terminal 1 or Gate 11 on Level 1 of Terminal 2. Both services depart from the Service Hall on Level 1.

Bookings and enquiries are available by calling 02-936-3660 or visiting the Transport Co. booking website.


GOOSE City Transfer serves Silom and Bang Khun Phrom

GOOSE City Transfer offers services between Don Mueang Airport and the Bangkok districts of Silom and Bang Khun Phrom.

The fare is THB180, with service hours listed as 10am to 8pm.

Passengers can contact the service counter at Gate 10 on Level 1 of Terminal 2 or call 064-148-6634.


Airport transport enquiries

Passengers can obtain further information through the following channels:

  • Airports of Thailand Contact Centre: 1722
  • Don Mueang Airport Information Centre: 02-535-1192
  • Don Mueang Airport Public Transport Management Centre: 02-535-1247

Passengers should confirm departure times, fares and boarding locations with the relevant operators before travelling, as services may change.

Source: Don Mueang International Airport