Bangkok to Art in Paradise Pattaya taxi price
| Vehicle | Fixed price | Book |
|---|---|---|
 SedanToyota Camry or similar · 1–2 passengers | THB 1,200 | Book |
 Family MPVToyota Innova or similar · 2–4 passengers | THB 1,400 | Book |
 Premium SUVToyota Fortuner or similar · 2–4 passengers | THB 1,600 | Book |
 Private VanToyota Commuter or similar · 5–9 passengers | THB 1,900 | Book |
Step into the pictures
Art in Paradise is an indoor 3D art museum in central Pattaya, on Second Road. Its walls and floors are painted with large optical-illusion artworks, and visitors pose inside the scenes so their photos look as if they are riding a whale, escaping a dinosaur or hanging over a waterfall. It is popular with families, groups of friends and anyone looking for an air-conditioned activity on a hot or rainy day.
Each painting is designed to be photographed from a particular angle, so take your time to line up the shot and you will come away with convincing pictures. Many visitors find it a light, easy outing for the first afternoon after a long journey.
Getting there from Bangkok
A Bangkok to Art in Paradise Pattaya taxi brings you to the museum entrance in central Pattaya. The fare is fixed per car and includes motorway tolls and fuel: THB 1,200 by sedan from central Bangkok, THB 1,000 from Suvarnabhumi and THB 1,400 from Don Mueang. You pay the driver after the ride.
Larger groups can take an Innova (THB 1,400), Fortuner (THB 1,600) or van (THB 1,900) from Bangkok city, which is often cheaper per head than splitting into two cars.
Tips for a good visit
Charge your phone before you arrive, as most of the fun is taking pictures, and give yourself enough time to try the poses properly. Because the museum is in the middle of the city, it is easy to combine with lunch nearby, an afternoon at the beach or an evening stroll towards Walking Street. If you are coming on a day trip, book the Bangkok to Art in Paradise Pattaya taxi for the morning and arrange a return pickup time, remembering that the drive back to central Bangkok takes 2 to 2.5 hours. For an evening out afterwards, see our Bangkok to Walking Street taxi page.