Terminal 1 is international
International arrivals and departures use T1, including passport control and customs where applicable. The operating airline and live airport screens remain final for check-in, gate and belt information.
DMK · FAMILIES & GROUPS
This is the service-and-booking side for groups: how per-passenger pricing works, what to tell the team, and how the escort supports young children, elderly travellers and larger parties — from ฿2,500 (~$75) per passenger.
General terminal advice for families lives in the family and accessibility guide, linked at the end of this page.
DMK · TERMINAL 1 + TERMINAL 2
Families should start at the airline-confirmed terminal and allow time for the Level 3 link if a journey crosses T1 and T2. Listing every child, pushchair and mobility need supports a realistic escort plan.
International arrivals and departures use T1, including passport control and customs where applicable. The operating airline and live airport screens remain final for check-in, gate and belt information.
Flights within Thailand use T2. The two buildings connect internally around Level 3, but a mixed itinerary may still require baggage collection, a new check-in and repeated security.
The SRT Red Line, official taxi queue and A1–A4 buses serve different city routes. Fast Track does not include ground transport unless a separate private transfer is selected and confirmed.
Official DMK Fast Track includes a personal escort for an eligible international journey and uses priority facilities when open and authorised. Authorities retain control, so no fixed completion time is guaranteed.
Don Mueang’s Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 connect on Level 3, and walking with children or mobility equipment takes longer than it looks. Start at the terminal named by your airline. The family and accessibility guide covers the informational side in detail.
Children aged 5–11 pay the same ฿2,500 (~$75) rate as adults. Up to two children under 5 are free per paying adult; additional children pay the full rate and every child must still be listed.
Yes. Pushchairs travel under the airline’s baggage rules — confirm gate-use or check-in handling with the airline, and mention it in the booking notes so the escort plans a lift-friendly route.
Yes. List every passenger with their documents in one booking. The team verifies staff availability for the group size before confirming.