The Mall Ngamwongwan

It's open daily from 10:00 to 22:00, according to the mall, with no weekly closing day. If you're coming from an event at IMPACT, the most convenient window is 10:00-12:00, before most events open their doors. Hours for the water park on floor 6 and cinema showtimes on floor 7 may not match the mall's overall hours, so check directly.

No, you can't walk, you'll need a car. IMPACT Arena, Thunder Dome, IMPACT Challenger and IMPACT Exhibition Hall have no walking route to The Mall Ngamwongwan; you'll need a private car, taxi, or ride-hailing app. It's a short taxi ride of just a few minutes though, one of the closest large malls to Muang Thong Thani, second only to Central Chaengwattana. Allow at least an hour total for the round trip.

It's at 30/39-50 Soi Ngamwongwan 18, Bang Khen Subdistrict, Mueang District, Nonthaburi 11000, that's in Nonthaburi, not Bangkok. The mall sits right on the edge of Bangkok where it meets Nonthaburi. When booking a ride, pin the name Soi Ngamwongwan 18 as well, since The Mall Group has multiple branches.

There's no charge to enter the mall or browse the stores. The water park on floor 6 and the six-screen cinema on floor 7 are separately charged services. We don't have confirmed ticket pricing, so we won't quote numbers; check directly with the mall before you go, since prices shift with the season and promotions.

Yes, there's a water park on floor 6, the standout feature that's set this mall apart from others in the area since it opened in December 1991, when it was a genuine novelty. Hours and ticket prices may vary by season; check with the venue directly on the day you plan to go, especially if you're bringing kids specifically to swim.

Yes, six screens on floor 7 with more than 1,800 seats combined. With that many seats, you can usually walk up and buy a ticket for a nearby showtime without booking days in advance, except for big releases in their opening week. If you have an evening IMPACT ticket, pick a showtime that ends at least an hour before doors open.

The Mall Ngamwongwan is one of the closest large malls to the Muang Thong Thani area, second only to Central Chaengwattana. It has 7 floors, a water park on floor 6, and a six-screen cinema on floor 7, open daily 10:00-22:00. The key thing to know is that it's not walkable from the halls, you'll need a car, so it suits people with a solid 2 hours or more free.

About 2-4 hours depending on what you do. Browsing and a meal takes roughly 2 hours. Add a movie and budget 4 hours. Families letting kids loose in the floor 6 water park should set aside half a day. Don't forget to factor in the round-trip drive from IMPACT, since it isn't walkable.

Yes, and it suits kids reasonably well, thanks to the water park on floor 6 and the six-screen cinema on floor 7, both things kids can occupy themselves with for a while. The whole mall is a seven-floor indoor space, so you can walk around without dealing with sun or rain. It's a good fit for families whose kids get bored partway through a trade fair at IMPACT.

The official sources we have don't specify parking details, capacity, or rates, so we won't quote numbers. Ask the mall directly. What we can confirm is that it's open daily 10:00-22:00 and located on Soi Ngamwongwan 18. If you're visiting on the same day as a major IMPACT event, allow extra time for traffic.

It's been open since December 1991 under the name Mall 6, run by The Mall Group, more than 30 years now. When it opened, it was one of the largest and most modern malls in the area, thanks in part to having a water park inside. It's still a go-to mall today for people in Ngamwongwan, Chaengwattana, Pak Kret, and Nonthaburi.

Technically, but it's cutting it close and we wouldn't recommend it. The mall closes at 22:00, and by the time you leave the hall, wait for a ride, and drive over, you might have less than 30 minutes inside. A better plan is to go in the morning between 10:00-12:00 before the event opens, or during the lunch break of a multi-day event.

The official sources we have don't specify a train station or bus route that reaches the mall, so we won't guess at a station name. The most reliable option for IMPACT visitors is a taxi or ride-hailing app straight to Soi Ngamwongwan 18, a short ride of just a few minutes, and double-check the route in a maps app on the day you travel.

No booking needed to enter the mall, you can just walk in; open daily 10:00-22:00 with no entry charge. For the water park on floor 6 and cinema on floor 7, buy tickets on the spot. With more than 1,800 seats across 6 screens, it rarely sells out except for big releases. Check with each venue directly for advance booking policies.

Central Chaengwattana is closer, with The Mall Ngamwongwan the next-closest option. Neither is walkable from the halls, both require a car. The Mall Ngamwongwan's advantage is the water park on floor 6 and the six-screen cinema with more than 1,800 seats on floor 7, which suit families looking to fill a solid 3-4 hours.

Set aside at least 3 hours. A workable example: leave your accommodation and arrive at the mall by 10:00, browse and eat until around 12:30, then head back to Muang Thong Thani before the afternoon session starts. If you're catching a movie too, pick a showtime that ends at least an hour before you need to be at the event, since traffic around IMPACT gets heavier than usual on days with major events.