Before sunset
Daylight, sunset, and night lighting on the same ticket. Also the busiest.
Baiyoke Sky observation deck, Bangkok
A view of Bangkok from the Baiyoke Tower, with a drink included, and open until 22:00.
Check availability and pricePrices
From 900 THB, booked in advance.
Important information:
- The last redemption is at 20:30, not at 22:00. The observation deck is open until 22:00, but a ticket not redeemed by 20:30 won't get in. That's the easiest mistake to make here.
- The drink is included in the ticket and it's not an add-on.
- The floor number, the tower's height, and the type of drink will be confirmed to you at booking.
- The price is 900 THB, and the ticket is sold at one flat rate. Coming with children? Write to us with the ages and we'll get back to you.
What does the ticket include
Entry and a drink, and one hour that's important to remember
The ticket includes Entry to the observation deck and one drink, and it's valid for all opening hours, so you choose when to go up.
The observation deck is open from 10:00 to 22:00, but the last redemption of the ticket is at 20:30. For those planning to arrive late in the evening, this is the time to pay attention to.
When to go up, and the answer isn't obvious
Sunset, night, or midday
The most requested time is about an hour before sunset. Those who arrive then see the city in daylight, the sunset itself, and the transition to night lighting — three different views on one ticket.
The downside is that this is also the busiest hour, and the terrace on floor 84 is narrow. Those who prefer quiet should arrive During the afternoon hours, when visibility is usually best and you can see far, on clear days all the way to the Gulf of Thailand.
At night The view is a sea of lights, and that's the image most people photograph. Less depth, more drama.
Floor 84 closes depending on the weather, and there's no refund. In strong wind or heavy rain, they close the revolving level and leave only floor 77 open. This isn't rare during the rainy season, and it's worth knowing that this is what happens.
When to go up
The time changes what you see
An hour before sunset It's the most requested time, and rightly so: you see the city in daylight, the sunset itself, and then Bangkok lit up — three sights on the same ticket.
and that's also the busiest hour. It's worth arriving about an hour and a half before sunset to grab a spot near the glass, not at the last moment.
In the morning Visibility is usually best, the air is cleaner, and the horizon is sharp. This is the time to photograph the city skyline all the way to the river.
Late at night Completely quiet, and the observation deck becomes a different experience: fewer people, more lights, and you can walk around at ease.
During the rainy season, it's worth checking the weather before going up. On a low cloudy day, the clouds sit below the observation deck's height and you can't see anything, and that's exactly the case where the ticket goes to waste.
In the morning
The best visibility, clean air, and a sharp horizon.
At night
Quiet, fewer people and more lights. A completely different experience.
Check the forecast
On a low cloudy day, the clouds are below the observation deck, and you can't see anything.
Baiyoke Tower 2 — what it is, and why it's still considered
The tallest building in Thailand for two decades
Baiyoke Tower 2 was inaugurated in 1997 and rises to a height of about304 meters across 88 floors. For more than two decades it was the tallest building in Thailand, and to this day it's one of the most recognizable outlines of Bangkok's skyline.
It sits in the area of Pratunam, Bangkok's textile district and wholesale markets, not the modern business district. That changes the view you see from there: instead of glass office towers, you see The dense, low-rise city that stretches in every direction.
The observation deck is divided into two levels. On floor 77 there is A covered terrace with full-height windows, and on floor 84 is The revolving floor, a ring that slowly completes a full rotation, so you can stand in place and see 360 degrees.
Between the two is the Sky Relax area on floor 69, where the foot massage or head-and-shoulders massage included on some tickets is given.
What's in the area
Pratunam, a market, not a luxury avenue
The tower sits in the heart of Pratunam Market, one of Bangkok's major wholesale centers. Dense alleys of clothes, fabrics, and accessories, operating from early morning until evening.
Within walking distance there are also Platinum Fashion Mall, six levels of fashion stores at wholesale prices, and the Erawan Shrine on Ratchadamri Road, one of the most visited urban temples in Bangkok.
The area isn't as well-kept as Sukhumvit or Siam, and it's crowded and noisy. That's exactly what makes it interesting For those who want to see the working Bangkok, not the Bangkok of the hotels.
The nearest Skytrain station is Chit Lom, about a 15-minute walk, or a short boat ride on the Saen Saep Canal.
The massage on floor 69
What exactly is included, and how long does it take
Some of the tickets include A 20-minute massage At Sky Relax on floor 69, a foot massage or a head-and-shoulders massage, your choice.
It's not a full spa, but A massage chair in an open area with a city view. It's pleasant, and it adds about half an hour to the visit, including the wait.
Those in a hurry can skip it and go straight up to the observation decks. The ticket isn't cheaper without it, it's simply not used.
It's worth doing it After the observation deck, not before it, so you don't miss the time of light you chose.
What to know before going up
Redemption, timing, and what's included
Redemption is At the lobby desk on floor 19, not at the building entrance. There you exchange the voucher for the entry ticket, and from there continue by elevator.
Need Show a passport together with the voucher. This is a detail that surprises some visitors who leave their passport at the hotel.
The whole visit takes Between one hour and an hour and a half, including the elevators, both observation decks, and the massage.
The price includes 10% service charge and 7% tax, and there are no extra charges at the box office. What's not included: tips, transfers, and other expenses.
In the observation deck area there's a total ban on Smoking, gum, and betel nut, and at the entrance there's a bag check.
Compared to other observation decks in Bangkok
and what's the real difference
Bangkok has several observation decks, and the difference between them isn't just the height, but What you see from them.
Baiyoke It sits in Pratunam, above the dense, low-rise city. The view from it is the working Bangkok — markets, tin roofs, and alleys that stretch to the horizon.
Mahanakhon It sits in Silom, in the heart of the business district, and from there you see glass office towers and the river. It's also the only one with a glass floor.
The third difference is The price: Baiyoke is significantly cheaper, and includes a drink, and on some tickets also a massage.
For those who want just one: Baiyoke for those looking for a real urban view and a low price, MahaNakhon for those who want the modern experience and the glass.
With children
What works and what's worth knowing
The viewpoint Suitable for children, it's covered, air-conditioned, and has no stairs or a long walking route. The elevators are fast and the visit is short.
The revolving floor on floor 84 It fascinates children, and its movement is too slow to cause dizziness.
What there is: The railings are high and the windows are full-height, so there's no risk of falling and no need to hold them close.
A child up to 80 cm tall enters for free.
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What to check before booking
Questions we answer in advance
The cancellation and redemption terms are provided with the booking confirmation, together with the address and opening hours on the day you chose.
What's already known is written on this page: the price, the opening hours, and what's included in the ticket.
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Frequently asked questions
What to know before you book
When is it best to go up?
An hour before sunset, you see daylight, sunset, and night lighting on the same ticket. This is also the busiest hour, so it's worth arriving an hour and a half before.
When is visibility best?
In the morning hours. The air is cleaner and the horizon is sharp.
What happens on a cloudy day?
During the rainy season, clouds may sit below the observation deck's height, and then you can't see anything. It's worth checking the forecast before going up.
Suitable for children?
Yes. Covered, air-conditioned, no stairs, and the railings are high and the windows are full-height. A child up to 80 cm enters for free.
Baiyoke or MahaNakhon?
Baiyoke is cheaper and overlooks the working Bangkok — markets and alleys. MahaNakhon is in the business district, with a glass floor and a view of towers and the river.
What does the price include?
One drink, and on some tickets also a 20-minute massage on floor 69.
Is the massage included?
On some tickets, 20 minutes of a foot massage or head-and-shoulders massage on floor 69. This is a massage chair in an open area, not a full spa.
Where do you redeem the ticket?
At the lobby desk on floor 19, not at the building entrance. You need to show a passport together with the voucher.
How long does the visit take?
Between one hour and an hour and a half, including the elevators, both observation decks, and the massage.
Are there extra charges at the box office?
No. The price includes 10% Service charge and7% Tax. Tips, transfers, and other expenses aren't included.
How much does a ticket to Baiyoke Sky cost?
฿900, and includes one drink.
How tall is the tower?
About 304 meters across 88 floors. It was inaugurated in 1997 and was the tallest building in Thailand for more than two decades.
What's the difference between floor 77 and floor 84?
Floor 77 is a covered terrace with full-height windows. Floor 84 is the revolving floor, a ring that completes a full rotation and gives you 360 degrees.
What's the best time to go up?
About an hour before sunset, you see daylight, sunset, and night lighting on the same ticket. This is also the busiest hour; seeing far is better at midday.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Floor 84 closes in strong wind or heavy rain, and there's no refund. Floor 77 remains open.
What's around the tower?
Pratunam Market, Platinum Fashion Mall, and Erawan Shrine. The nearest train station is Chit Lom, about a 15-minute walk.
What are the opening hours?
10:00 to 22:00. But the last redemption of the ticket is at 20:30 — after that time, you can't enter.
Is the drink included?
Yes, and it's part of the ticket, not a paid add-on.
Is there a child price?
Write us the children's ages and we will come back with the exact price before you book.
On which floor is the observation deck?
The observation deck spans the tower's upper floors, and the highest of them is an open-air terrace with a revolving floor. The ticket covers all of them.