Explore Bangkok on a hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus, moving freely at your own pace at any time. With 16 Stops cover major Bangkok areas, allows you to hop off when you wish to see the attractions that most interest you. No time limit to stay at places you choose. When ready, hop on the next bus.
• Four bus routes covering major Bangkok areas.
• 24, 48, or 72-hour unlimited bus passes, stop and explore at your own pace
• New, comfortable, air-conditioned buses with audio guide
• User-friendly, regularly updated App with GPS & Add Ons
• Live commentary provided in 7 languages throughout the tours
• Complimentary Wi-Fi on the buses
Posted By : welshan
Trip worth taking to get your bearings of the city.
Very hot when in the open air bit. No standing advised to take photos as electric wires and trees were very low at one point..
Worth the the cost of £12.
2 5hrs to do the complete loop. Worth getting to start of bus trip at shopping mail. Next to bts station and 300. Bhat by taxi..
Some 16 stops in total.
Can be difficult to find stops if not got off at one, as some sights are huge and a good 40 min walk to do 360 of just walking around outside wall to find stop, no chance without map they gave you, some staff within sight able to advise, but hardly any spoke English
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Posted On : 2023-04-26 06:32:18 
Posted By : Tracey V
We booked the 48 hour ticket. Easy to find the start at the Siam Paragon centre, go to the bus stop at the side of the centre and the desk is just inside the building. A good way to see the main sites of this extremely busy city. But BEWARE - if you get off at the Royal Palace and are told by a local person who approaches you that the Palace is only open to Thai people at that time, this is not true but part of a very well organised scam ( which we only read about online after being taken in by it).We were persuaded by a very friendly man posing as a university lecturer to take a tuk tuk to some alternative sites only open that day. We were taken to a jewellery shop after a visit to a small temple where we again met a very friendly Thai man who told us he was an engineer restoring the building and encouraged us to stay with the tuk tuk as we would benefit from a one day offer at a trade exhibition. This was all not true and after visiting another temple we told the driver to take us back to the Royal Palace. The overall bus tour experience was good but the company should warn about this scam.
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Posted On : 2023-03-15 15:24:15
Posted By : Sharon_R
This is a scam. Do not buy this tour. This is a scam and are not affiliated with elephant gogo hoo on and hoo off tours. The stand at paragon Siam shopping mall sells the tickets and for cheaper than here and they won’t accept this. This person is scamming there business
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Posted On : 2023-02-28 10:20:56 
Posted By : StMarysOntario
There were 5 of us. We weren't thinking. For what we paid in total for a 2-day pass could have hired a private driver for a day. First, the whole circuit takes 3 hours, much of it in blocked traffic. Since the service only runs from 10 am until 3 pm, do the math. You can maybe hop off only once or maybe twice. The buses only run in one direction. This means that if you want to see something at the end of the circuit that you missed on the previous day, you have to endure over 2 hours to get to it instead of approaching it from the other direction. They supply you with ear buds for the commentary. Unfortunately many of the boxes they go into don't work. Bangkok is a complex city. If you jump off, trying to time your activity to get the next bus is difficult. Finding the stop where you jumped off can be equally as difficult. Finally, you want to go to the night market, don't you? Impossible with this company since they stop at 3 pm. Rediculous. Bangkok has a transit system. Maybe look at it before you waste your money like we did.
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Posted On : 2023-02-10 10:41:58
