This place is a little bit old and not sooo big, but we had a couple of hours of big fun here! The best is that it’s really not crowded and you don’t have to wait more than a minute at the slides.971danielk971的完整评论
2024年8月5日
The small park on the rooftop has only a few smallish slides and is rather packed with people. It is rather dirty and not too much of fun after 30minutes. For this the price of 400 B is way too much.virtualmarky的完整评论
2024年7月19日
Great slides and few visitors. Enjoyed it very much! Take the allin package for towels, tubes and popcorn/drinks and locker. Best value.OnAir29760087017的完整评论
1.) Hi, how far is this from Bangkok city proper, Pratunam in particular? 2.) How to get to Pororo Water Park from Bangkok City? Thank you!
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Pororo Water Park is on the top of the Central Bangna mall, which is something like two kilometers East of Sukhumvit on Bangna Trad road. That road starts from just below the …
Pororo Water Park is on the top of the Central Bangna mall, which is something like two kilometers East of Sukhumvit on Bangna Trad road. That road starts from just below the Udom Suk BTS (sky-train) station, or about the same distance as from the Bangna BTS station (the next one). It's hard to say where Bangkok really ends to specify a distance. It's more or less in some form of greater Bangkok, but the Sukhumvit BTS stops and related neighborhoods up at Thong Lo and Ekamai are considered the end of the main downtown area (as I judge it, at least). Traffic is such a concern in the city that it's more about how long driving would take than an actual distance. A half an hour covers the full length of taking the BTS (skytrain) from down there up to the North-Western side of town, with a trip from Mo Chit to Bangna not taking much longer than that. We drive there, because I live in Bangkok. It takes us 45 minutes from what is really the opposite side of town, but as luck has it the expressway traffic along that route is typically moving freely. If we took Sukhumvit it would take more than an hour, maybe a lot longer. But then most tourists wouldn't be staying anywhere near where we live, closest to Victory Monument, as BTS stations go. With a group it would probably make sense to take a taxi. Going alone I would take the BTS then a bus over, or a taxi from the BTS station would work, because the cost is low and it takes out traffic time. But for a family that seems like too much trouble. For most places on that side of town it would be around a half hour away. Taxis are inexpensive here; the time is almost more an issue than the expense, since 200 baht covers a very long taxi ride ($6), maybe 45 minutes. You didn't ask but I really like the Texas Chicken chain in the bottom level of that mall. That's a branch of Church's Chicken in the US, covering the same scope as KFC but on the opposite end of the spectrum for how good it is.
I saw on their websites that no diapers were allowed to be worn inside the park. How about those baby swimming diapers?
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That's a good question. I don't know the answer since my kids were just past that age when we visited but phoning them up would work to ask, or by message maybe easiest using …
That's a good question. I don't know the answer since my kids were just past that age when we visited but phoning them up would work to ask, or by message maybe easiest using their FB page contact (this doesn't allow links, so a search for it would be required)
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