I remember we were at the hotel like an hour before the dinner cruise started, and made reservations for two right there and then. If you are going there alone, I imagine they should be able to slot you in easily, even if it’s at the last minute.

Thank you

Unless things have changed, you would be asked to pay the admission fee.

Hi, nice site and tips u have shared. I am thinking about the river cruise. According to you. ala carte would be good but we do need to pay 120 baht for the admission. Do share with me more details on the river cruise dinner. thanks

would you let me know the website you used in booking the tours. i want to book on line…

thanks again veron

Hi Yna,

Thanks for dropping by! I tend to book my air tickets and accommodation separately.

For air tickets, I use Zuji. They have provided me with lower rates for non-budget airlines.

As for accommodation in Bangkok, my favourite website to use is Agoda.

So far, all the bookings I’ve made online are 100% successful. Of course, i only use the bigger and more popularly-used websites. Hope this helps!

would want to know if you happen to book tour package and thru which website,

would appreciate if you can let me know as im quite hesitant to just try booking online and not sure whether the site can be trusted or not

thanks
yna

Always happy to hear that :) Aside from blogging about the famous must-see sights, I do try to showcase the less-known places too, especially if they are those that people may not know about.

Hope you enjoy your trip, as I’m sure you will :)

Those are some really *really* excellent photos. They give a far better depiction of Bangkok life than any of my blog posts ever could!

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=859602

The cruise makes a round trip back to Riverside Bangkok, which is on the west bank of the Chao Phraya (further up north on the map of Bangkok). I can’t remember exactly how much we spent, but it was probably in the region of 1000 baht for two persons. What I do remember is that it was very affordable, considering the length of time you get to cruise along the river.

The dinner is ala carte style so you pay only for what you order. We specifically chose this cruise because we wanted to avoid the expensive buffet. Though it’s not stated explicitly, I’m quite sure you can also enjoy the cruise without having the food, since they make you pay a fixed “admission” price to get on board. It’s pretty cheap.

Where does the Riverside night cruise stop cos I need to get back to Sukhumvit at night.
How much did you spent for the food ala carte? I have my parents & sis along.
Thanks for your guide in advance.
sooshing
I be there this 7-10 Mar and I hope no demonstration by the Red party !