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Dual Pricing applies to all foreigners

Tham Pla–Namtok Pha Suea

Thampla Namtok Pha Suea National Park in Mae Hong Son Province… Thai nationals 20 THB / foreigners 100 THB… Not really worth it

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August 13th, 2020
Dual Pricing applies to all foreigners

Chiang Dao National Park

Chiang Dao National Park: Thais: 20 bht Foreigners: 200 bht Living locally, there are some Lisu cafes with beautiful mountain views 20 minutes from the

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July 25th, 2020
Dual Pricing applies to all foreigners

Koh Phak Bia

#2pricethailand There is dual pricing at the Koh Phak Bia national park, Phang Nga. There was no deception, I was told in advance and I

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July 24th, 2020
Dual Pricing applies to all foreigners

Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park

300 baht foreigners, 50 baht Thais. We asked, is the hot spring with the sauna and bath open? Yes, was the answer. See what we

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July 20th, 2020
Dual Pricing applies to all foreigners

Laem Son National Park

Laemson National Park between Ranong and Phuket. 200 for foreigner, 40 for Thai. Laughed when i showed thai driving license. Nothing worth seeing here, just

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July 19th, 2020
Dual Pricing applies to all foreigners

Doi Inthanon National Park

I took this pic at Doi Inthanon National Park before Covid. Thais pay 50 Baht, foreigners 300 Baht. No discount for expats anymore.

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July 19th, 2020

Average price differences compared to locals

Across all national park listings

Expats (Adults)
198THB515%
Expats (Children)
121THB551%
Tourists (Adults)
203THB554%
Tourists (Children)
124THB600%
Source: Facebook
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FAQs

The intention of this website is to give foreigners the “Right to Choose”.
We don’t think it is fair that some tourist attractions disguise the fact that they have a dual price system.
Our opinion is that if they want to overcharge foreign tourists by as much as 200% then that is their decision. But, don’t do it in a way that is both sneaky and insulting.
Many Thais and foreigners agree that the dual pricing system is hurting the image of both the tourism industry and Thailand itself. Thai people are internationally known for their kind and generous hospitality. The actions of a few tourist attractions are damaging that reputation. We respectfully request a transparent pricing system in Thailand as the first step. But, ultimately we would like to see the #2PriceThailand policy abolished.

All information of listings with dual pricing is aggregated from the following Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2pricethailand

Any business owner, or person in charge for specific listing can request to remove it from our website. Simply contact us through our Contact Us page and send us a photo of your non-dual pricing structure.

Currently, we do not allow new listings directly on this website. Please head over to the 2PriceThailand Facebook group and report your experience there. If your post is eligible, we will create a listing based on it. 

We are currently in the process of aggregating all listings. However, there are some requirements that your Facebook post needs to fulfil:

  1. Your Facebook post must contain one or more photos of the pricing at the attraction you were visiting (this can also be a screenshot of the official website of the attraction).
  2. You must state all prices (locals, expats and optionally tourists) in your posting.
  3. You must reference a place or attraction that can be found in Google Maps

If more than one Facebook users objected your post in a comment, then we also do not list it on this website.

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