Review of long-term parking at Suvarnabhumi Airport

Review #Long-term parking #Suvarnabhumi Airport Long-term parking Last New Year's long weekend, we had a flight leaving Suvarnabhumi Airport. So we wanted to try parking our car in a long-term parking lot instead of taking a taxi or parking on the building, which costs 250 baht per day. But the long-term parking lot costs only 140 baht per day. However, it is located near the public transport center, which is far from the passenger terminal. We need to leave about 20-30 minutes in advance to move ourselves and our luggage from the parking lot to the passenger terminal. This is good for some flights when we have a little time, but if we are in a hurry, it is not recommended. This place can accommodate 1,341 cars, so there will definitely be parking if we drive around looking for it. But for us, we didn't drive around. When we arrived, we found a parking spot easily. The steps are to get a ticket from the entrance booth and keep the ticket with you. Do not keep it in the car. You can return it when you drive the car out and pay for the parking period. The long-term parking lot, Zone A, has a roof and is quite convenient because the shuttle bus stop is nearby. It is easy to walk to get on the bus. While the long-term parking lot, Zone C, which is next door, does not have a roof. But during long holidays, they like to open for free parking. If we park during the free days, we will get a discount, which is an exemption from parking fees only on the free days. In a year, Thailand has quite a lot of long holidays. Therefore, the free parking period of long-term parking in Zone C is quite frequent. You can check on the AOT Official page, Suvarnabhumi Airport page, or the ticket promotion page, various travel pages. In terms of safety, there are officers on duty 24 hours a day. We think it is quite safe. The shuttle bus is free all the time and the wait is not long. There is space for small or large suitcases on the bus. It looks like an air-conditioned bus. The atmosphere of taking the shuttle bus in the early morning, we will see employees from various positions in the airport getting on the bus and going down to various buildings. It is quite fun. We will also see security guards queuing up to prepare to go to work. We will see groups of flight attendants dragging their bags, preparing to fly. Next trip, if you have time and are not in a rush, try using the long-term parking lot at Suvarnabhumi Airport. #SuvarnabhumiParkingLot