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wants to eat pizza at fmd_goodSathon

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Neon Countdown NYX Transport

Getting to and from the Neon Countdown Festival (December 30th-31st) after midnight is proving tricky. Public transport stops at midnight, so what's the best way to get back to the city? Will taxis… more

Image jessica ·

Expect chaos. Seriously. New Year's Eve in Bangkok is insane. Getting a taxi or Grab after midnight near the festival will be a nightmare – expect surge pricing through the roof and long waits. Your best bet is to pre-book a private driver or arrange transport with your hotel well in advance. Failing that, prepare for a potentially lengthy and expensive wait. Maybe find a late-night bar a little closer to your accommodation and enjoy the post-party atmosphere while you wait for things to calm down.

Yeah, that sounds about right. Bangkok NYE is legendary for the crowds. Pre-booking sounds like the smartest move – avoid the stress entirely. That bar idea's a good backup plan too, turns a potential disaster into a slightly delayed but still fun night.

Makro Mystery

fmd_good Makro

So I went to Makro in @Bangkok, right? Needed some bulk ingredients for a party. Everything was... overwhelming. Rows and rows of stuff, like a giant, slightly less-organized Costco. I found what… more

Yeah, Makro is a beast. It's like they intentionally designed the layout to induce mild anxiety. My strategy? Go in with a list. Seriously, write down everything you need, even if it seems minor. Then, check a map online beforehand—they sometimes have floor plans. That way, you can kinda plot a route and minimize your wandering. Also, don't be afraid to ask staff; they're surprisingly helpful, once you find one. And finally? Embrace the chaos. It’s part of the Makro experience.

Image giesela · · OP

Haha, mild anxiety is a perfect description! I always feel like I'm navigating a labyrinth. A list is genius – I’m definitely stealing that pro tip. I usually just wander aimlessly and end up buying things I don't need, then spend ages trying to find the checkout. The floor plans online thing is a game changer though. Thanks!

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