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Getting to Rangsit

BIR classes are at Tha Prachan, and there are five ways to reach the Rangsit campus, from the direct 1-9E bus to the MRT and Red Line.

Last checked 30 September 2026

Updated 30 September 2026

Quick answers

Is there a direct bus?
Yes. The 1-9E expressway bus runs from Sanam Luang to Rangsit for 27 baht. Details

BIR classes are at Tha Prachan. You may need to go to Rangsit for university offices, events or a course held there.

Five routes

RouteStepsFareTime
Expressway bus 1-9EDirect from the Sanam Luang stop opposite Tha Prachan to Rangsit27 bahtAbout 1 hour 30 minutes
MRT then vanMRT Sanam Chai to Chatuchak Park, then the Mo Chit to Thammasat Rangsit van from exit 4MRT 44 baht, van fare not confirmedAbout 30 minutes by MRT, then about 1 hour by van
MRT then SRT Red LineMRT Sanam Chai to Bang Sue, walk about 5 minutes to Krung Thep Aphiwat, Red Line to Rangsit, then a taxi or ride-hailing car to campusMRT 44 baht, Red Line fare not confirmedAbout 30 minutes, 25 minutes, then 20 minutes
Bus then vanBus 1-8 (59) from Sanam Luang to Victory Monument, then the Victory Monument to Thammasat Rangsit van from Koh Phaya ThaiBus and van fares not confirmedAbout 1 hour by bus, then about 40 minutes by van
Bus then busBus 1-8 (59) from Sanam Luang to Victory Monument, then bus 1-19 (510) from Koh Phahonyothin to Thammasat RangsitBus fares not confirmedAbout 1 hour by bus, then about 1 hour 30 minutes

Check current fares at the stop or in the Namtang app. Journey times depend on traffic and can be longer at peak hours. Route 1-9E is direct and slow. MRT then the Red Line is usually fastest and needs the most changes.

MRT Blue Line fares are 17 to 44 baht since 3 July 2026. Pay with a contactless bank card or a Mangmoom card. Old MRT cards stopped working on 1 June 2026, and a Rabbit card works on the BTS only.

  • Getting to Tha PrachanThere is no BTS or MRT station at the gate, so most students come by bus, by boat or on the free shuttle from MRT Sanam Chai.
  • Live bus timesLive arrival times for the public buses at the three stops beside Tha Prachan.

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