What is a good tour/tour company for Bangkok?

You're overdoing it if you're trying to hit all those in two days.

The bridge is something like 3/4 hours west of Bangkok in Kanchanaburi, near where Erawan Falls is.

The floating market you're probably thinking of is about an hour away and the train market about 2 to the South.

How many days do you have to work with?

With Bangkok traffic just heading to old Bangkok and hitting those temples and riding on the river can kill a day.

Couple pro tips I suppose.
1) Use the BTS. When you use it, don't use the one use self service machines at rush (or any) hour. Lines get long with tourists and stuff who don't know what they are doing. Just go to the manned booth and buy a multi use "rabbit" card.

2) getting a guide at a place like the Grand Palace will let you skip the line there too.

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Teddy Ruxpin

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The Bangkok master, listen to this man.

I’ve used grab over there. Just hop on a bike and you’re good to go. I think uber waived the white flag to grab in SEA.

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1) Use the BTS. When you use it, don't use the one use self service machines at rush (or any) hour. Lines get long with tourists and stuff who don't know what they are doing. Just go to the manned booth and buy a multi use "rabbit" card.

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BTS is a skytrain? I google it and also saw ARL, MRT, BRT. What is this "rabbit" card?

Yes BTS is the sky train and MRT is the subway.

ARL is the airport rail link.

The rabbit card is like an NYC metro card. You preload it with whatever amount and then hold it to the sensor to get on the train.

Believe me, you may walk up to BTS when it isn't busy and buy the one time use at the self serve kiosks, but you'll thank me later when you hit the platform at rush hour that you have your rabbit card.

Also, just for a little fun be at the BTS or Chatuchak Market or other public place around 6pm. Just neat.

Centara Grand at Central Plaza? Ya looks walkable.

But besides Chatuchak I definitely recommend the BTS at Mo Chit for going into town.

If you're there on the weekend it'll likely be a busy station since that's when Chatuchak is hopping and the station everyone uses.

What was the pad Thai place you went?

Was it Thipsamai Pad Thai?

I'm sure I won't be able to tell

Thanks for the confirmation. My buddy and I have been to Bangkok before so we're just doing whatever with the couple days we're there with no pressure.

ETA: I seriously just spent 4 hours on Google maps locating one of the karaoke bars Gosling walked out of in Only God Forgives