How far is Dreamworld from Bangkok? Dream World amusement park is not in Bangkok itself: it is in Thanyaburi district of Pathum Thani, the province immediately north of the capital, at kilometer 7 of the Rangsit-Ongkharak Road. In a straight line it is about 31 kilometers from Siam in central Bangkok and about 32 kilometers from the Old City, and the drive is longer than that because the roads do not run straight.
That makes it a day trip rather than a quick outing, and the real question is how long the journey takes, which depends mostly on traffic. This guide sets out the distances, the ways to get there that the park itself lists, and what to know before you go.
Where Dream World is
The park's address is 62 Moo 1, Rangsit-Ongkharak Road (km 7), Bueng Yitho, Pathum Thani 12130. It lies east of Rangsit, the busy commercial area just past Bangkok's northern boundary, and northeast of Don Mueang International Airport. Because it is outside the City of Bangkok, you will see Pathum Thani, not Bangkok, on maps and taxi apps.
Distances from Bangkok
These are straight-line distances measured between map coordinates. Road distances are longer, and journey times depend on the time of day.
| From | Straight-line distance to Dream World |
|---|---|
| Siam (MBK Center) | about 31 km |
| Old City (Democracy Monument) | about 32 km |
| Victory Monument | about 29 km |
| Chatuchak Park | about 24 km |
| Don Mueang International Airport | about 11 km |
| Future Park Rangsit | about 6 km |
How to get to Dream World from Bangkok
By public van or bus
Dream World's own directions list these public transport options:
- Van, Victory Monument to Rangsit (Khlong 1): board at Victory Monument (the Phaya Thai side of the roundabout) and get off in front of the park.
- Air-conditioned bus 538, Victory Monument to Rajamangala University of Technology, Khlong 6: board at Victory Monument (the Din Daeng side) and get off at the North Bangkok University bus stop.
- Van or minibus from Future Park Rangsit: routes toward Rajamangala University of Technology, Khlong 6, and toward Banna leave from the Future Park van terminal; the park names the North Bangkok University stop as the drop-off.
Victory Monument is on the BTS Sukhumvit Line, so the simplest plan from most central hotels is the Skytrain to Victory Monument and a van from there. Our guide to the area around Victory Monument helps with finding your way around the roundabout.
By taxi or ride-hailing app
A taxi or app ride is the most direct option, especially for a family or a group sharing the fare. Enter the park by name, check that the pin shows Pathum Thani, and allow extra time for traffic on the way back in the evening. See how to use Grab in Bangkok if you have not used a ride-hailing app in Thailand before. If you drive yourself, the park publishes a map of the route on its website.
From Don Mueang Airport
Don Mueang is the closest of Bangkok's airports to the park, about 11 kilometers away in a straight line, so a taxi from the airport is a reasonable option if you are arriving on a domestic or regional flight. For getting into the city afterward, see how to get from Don Mueang Airport to Bangkok city.
What is at Dream World
The park describes itself as the largest amusement park in Thailand, covering 160 rai (about 64 acres) with more than 30 rides and attractions. Family rides include a cable car, Giant's House and the Water Fun area, and the faster rides include the Sky Coaster, Viking, Hurricane, Super Splash and Tornado. The best-known attraction is Snow Town, an indoor snow area kept below freezing with a large snow slide. There are photo areas such as Love Garden and Photopia, and the park holds a parade every weekend.
Planning your day
The park opens at 10 a.m. and closes earlier on weekdays than at weekends, so an early start makes the most of the journey. Ticket types range from a gate pass to all-ride passes, with Snow Town sold separately, and the details are in the FAQ below. If you would rather stay in the city, SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World at Siam Paragon is an indoor family option on the BTS, and our list of Bangkok attractions has more ideas.
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No. Dream World is in Bueng Yitho, Thanyaburi district, Pathum Thani province, just north of Bangkok. Its address is 62 Moo 1, Rangsit-Ongkharak Road (km 7), Pathum Thani 12130.
About 31 kilometers in a straight line from Siam and about 32 kilometers from the Old City. The road distance is longer, and travel time depends heavily on traffic.
The park lists Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
As of September 2026, the park's ticket page lists a gate pass at 300 baht for adults and 250 baht for children, with children up to 90 cm tall entering free; an all-rides ticket at 680 baht; the Dream World Visa at 800 baht; the Super Visa at 1,200 baht; and Snow Town at 190 baht including a coat, boots and socks. Check the ticket page before you go, as prices and inclusions can change.
Yes. The park lists a van from Victory Monument to Rangsit (Khlong 1) that stops in front of the park, air-conditioned bus 538 from Victory Monument to the North Bangkok University stop, and vans or minibuses from the Future Park Rangsit van terminal.
The park lists 0-2577-8666 for information.
