Bangkok to Pattaya Train Schedule & Tickets

1 State Railway of Thailand (SRT) train run from Bangkok to Pattaya. The first departs at 06:45 and the last at 06:45. Fares start from 170 THB per adult.

Timetable

Typical timetable. Pick a travel date above to check the live timetable and prices for that day.

TrainDepartsArrivesDurationFrom (per adult)
RP887 06:45 09:13 2h 28m 170 THB
Second class Seat (A/C)
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Timetable sampled on 3 upcoming days and updated 2026-10-14 10:44. Ticket prices are per adult. A service fee and payment fees may be added at checkout and vary by payment method.

About the Bangkok to Pattaya trains

Trains on this route usually depart from Hua Lamphong Railway Station and arrive at Pattaya Railway Station.

The journey takes about 2h 28m. Our timetable lists 1 train: 1 Rapid.

When trains depart

Morning 05:00–11:59 · 1 train

Seat classes and fares

ClassFrom (per adult)Trains
Second class Seat (A/C)170 THB1 of 1

Stations for Bangkok to Pattaya

Departure · Bangkok

Arrival · Pattaya

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Frequently asked questions

How many trains go from Bangkok to Pattaya?

1 SRT train in our timetable. Some may not run every day, so check the date you travel.

What time is the first and last train from Bangkok to Pattaya?

The first departs at 06:45 and the last at 06:45.

How much is a train ticket from Bangkok to Pattaya?

Tickets start from 170 THB per adult. A service fee and payment fees may be added at checkout.

How do I book?

Choose your travel date on this page, click Check availability & book, and complete the booking online.

How long does the train from Bangkok to Pattaya take?

The journey takes about 2h 28m.

What seat classes are available from Bangkok to Pattaya?

Classes in our timetable: Second class Seat (A/C) from 170 THB. Ticket prices are per adult; availability depends on the train and date.

Is there an overnight train from Bangkok to Pattaya?

In our timetable all trains arrive on the day they depart.