it's placed at the other side of Ankor Wat. I didn't research about buying tickets so I had to waste my money to go back to enterprise when I got to Ankor Wat. But workers were kind
Fast service, Credit Card payment without additional fee!
- Chose the correct line - there are queues for 1day, 3day or 7day tickets and they won’t sell you the other tickets :-) information is on the ticket counter windows!
- Make also sure you come between 4:45 and 5:30 PM to get the free sunset with the ticket for the next day (possible with all kinds of tickets).
Price is quite steep, but overall a good experience visiting Angkor. Lines are still manageable.
Multiple counters are there.. so mostly u don't ve to wait They accept all credit and debit card also..
Credit card payment is available now. Check before you queue since they make difference according to the kind of pass you want.
We bought the 3 days as we want it to see it all, but if you rent a motorbike and start from sunrise to sunset I think one day can be enough (if you visit the main ones & just drive by the others)
1 day = $37
3 days = $62
7 days = $72
Credit card payment is available now. Check before you queue since they make difference according to the kind of pass you want.
We bought the 3 days as we want it to see it all, but if you rent a motorbike and start from sunrise to sunset I think one day can be enough (if you enter the main ones & just drive by the others)
1 day = $37
3 days = $62
7 days = $72
Clean and spacious. Not many tourists since we arrived a bit pass noon. There was no queue at all. If you want to buy a 1-day pass, you need to go to the counters on the right side. There's no signs that tell you though.
Fast lines, easy in and out. Only the men's bathrooms were iffy, i.e. the old men's room got converted to a second lady's room, and 5 portapotties with no doors are now the men's room
The official Ticketing Counter for the ANGKOR WAT Complex. All tickets are issued here and must be brought here as well. As of June 2017, One-day Pass is worth 37 USD. They have several counters here and queuing is very organized and fast. After ID picture, it took us only less than 5 minutes to have our Entry Passes for Angkor. Make sure you do not lose the Pass during your entire temple tours.
Very confusing signs. Staff was busy chatting with each other than helping out. Even then, very rude. Some even talking about you as you exit, thinking you can't understand them. Tickets are also overpriced. By the time you get your ticket, you'd have wasted almost half your day which kind of depletes your excitement to go sightseeing. Also, certain tickets will allow you through a few tourist attractions. You'd have to pay extra to . It's ridiculous. And, you'd think from the overpriced tickets to visit a National Treasure, it'd be 100% well maintained, etc. Well. Think again. Very disappointed.
Very efficient despite long queue. Very courteous ladies helping to ease the ourchase of tickets. Please wear conservatively ( cover shoulders and knees ) even at the Angkor area as a sign of respect it is a worship place. Some tourists were denied tickets until they went to buy a long skirt and tshirt from nearby expensive shop. There is a courtesy dresscode signage placed at the entrance.
The line moves fast, especially for the 3-day and 7-day pass. Got my ticket in 3 minutes. The 7-day pass comes with plastic sealing, durable!
A lot of counters inside, free Wi-Fi, restrooms. Good service and staff
Its quite away from the temples and you cant access them without visiting here, I was rolling with a bike so that gave me 15km extra detour and made me miss the entrance that closed at 5:30PM, my personal experience was not good but the people working here were really nice and friendly
Ticketing booth for Angkor Ticket. Good service and many counters. They accept cash only and if you short cash, you can withdraw at ATM on site.
New ticketing , very convenient and clean. Located right next to the new museum.