INFO
A short guide to help you navigate your visit to sub0.
How to collect your sub0 ticket
All you need to do is show up at the front desk, show your QR code, and have a form of identification ready such as your passport or ID card.
We’ll give you your badge at the front desk, note: the badge will be needed for all three days of the conference so don’t lose it!
How to collect your sub0 ticket
All you need to do is show up at the front desk, show your QR code, and have a form of identification ready such as your passport or ID card.
We’ll give you your badge at the front desk, note: the badge will be needed for all three days of the conference so don’t lose it!
How to collect your sub0 ticket
All you need to do is show up at the front desk, show your QR code, and have a form of identification ready such as your passport or ID card.
We’ll give you your badge at the front desk, note: the badge will be needed for all three days of the conference so don’t lose it!
Getting there
sub0 is at the heart of this year’s Devcon action, just 15 minutes walk from the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center.
You can easily reach us by public transport:
The nearest bus stop is at Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110, just opposite Penang Market. From there, it’s just about a 5-minute walk to the venue.
For general travel around Bangkok, you can used the MRT, the city’s rail-based public transport. MRT takes Visa and MasterCard contactless, BTS Skytrain needs cash for tickets and travel cards.
Straight from the plane
Don Mueang International Airport:
30 minutes by taxi.
1 hour 40 minutes by public bus (bus travel is possible straight from the airport).
Suvarnabhumi Airport:
30 minutes by taxi.
Public transport is possible but can take over 2 hours from this airport.
Getting there
sub0 is at the heart of this year’s Devcon action, just 15 minutes walk from the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center.
You can easily reach us by public transport:
The nearest bus stop is at Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110, just opposite Penang Market. From there, it’s just about a 5-minute walk to the venue.
For general travel around Bangkok, you can used the MRT, the city’s rail-based public transport. MRT takes Visa and MasterCard contactless, BTS Skytrain needs cash for tickets and travel cards.
Straight from the plane
Don Mueang International Airport:
30 minutes by taxi.
1 hour 40 minutes by public bus (bus travel is possible straight from the airport).
Suvarnabhumi Airport:
30 minutes by taxi.
Public transport is possible but can take over 2 hours from this airport.
Getting there
sub0 is at the heart of this year’s Devcon action, just 15 minutes walk from the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center.
You can easily reach us by public transport:
The nearest bus stop is at Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110, just opposite Penang Market. From there, it’s just about a 5-minute walk to the venue.
For general travel around Bangkok, you can used the MRT, the city’s rail-based public transport. MRT takes Visa and MasterCard contactless, BTS Skytrain needs cash for tickets and travel cards.
Straight from the plane
Don Mueang International Airport:
30 minutes by taxi.
1 hour 40 minutes by public bus (bus travel is possible straight from the airport).
Suvarnabhumi Airport:
30 minutes by taxi.
Public transport is possible but can take over 2 hours from this airport.
Where to stay in Bangkok
Not sure where to stay?
We’ve made a list of some of Bangkok’s most interesting areas nearby to help you decide.
Phrom Phong is a bustling hub of luxury, offering high-end shopping at malls like EmQuartier and the Emporium. It's also known for its vibrant restaurant scene and proximity to the serene Benjasiri Park.
3.4km to venue.
Asoke is a fast-paced commercial district with towering offices, hotels, and a plethora of dining and entertainment options. Its central location makes it a convenient transport hub for both business and leisure travellers.
3.4km to venue.
Sathorn is a sophisticated district where modern skyscrapers meet fine dining and luxury living. Its proximity to Lumphini Park provides a balance of urban lifestyle and green spaces.
3.0km from the venue.
Where to stay in Bangkok
Not sure where to stay?
We’ve made a list of some of Bangkok’s most interesting areas nearby to help you decide.
Phrom Phong is a bustling hub of luxury, offering high-end shopping at malls like EmQuartier and the Emporium. It's also known for its vibrant restaurant scene and proximity to the serene Benjasiri Park.
3.4km to venue.
Asoke is a fast-paced commercial district with towering offices, hotels, and a plethora of dining and entertainment options. Its central location makes it a convenient transport hub for both business and leisure travellers.
3.4km to venue.
Sathorn is a sophisticated district where modern skyscrapers meet fine dining and luxury living. Its proximity to Lumphini Park provides a balance of urban lifestyle and green spaces.
3.0km from the venue.
Where to stay in Bangkok
Not sure where to stay?
We’ve made a list of some of Bangkok’s most interesting areas nearby to help you decide.
Phrom Phong is a bustling hub of luxury, offering high-end shopping at malls like EmQuartier and the Emporium. It's also known for its vibrant restaurant scene and proximity to the serene Benjasiri Park.
3.4km to venue.
Asoke is a fast-paced commercial district with towering offices, hotels, and a plethora of dining and entertainment options. Its central location makes it a convenient transport hub for both business and leisure travellers.
3.4km to venue.
Sathorn is a sophisticated district where modern skyscrapers meet fine dining and luxury living. Its proximity to Lumphini Park provides a balance of urban lifestyle and green spaces.
3.0km from the venue.
Visa & Vaccinations
You may need a visa or vaccinations. Check out these websites to make sure you’ve got everything sorted before jumping on the plane:
Thailand’s official guidelines for who needs a visa: https://thaiconsulatela.thaiembassy.org/en/publicservice/visa-exemption-and-visa-on-arrival-to-thailand
Thailand’s Yellow Fever Vaccination requirements: https://washingtondc.thaiembassy.org/en/page/yellow-fever-2
Thai eVisa website: https://www.thaievisa.go.th/
Visa & Vaccinations
You may need a visa or vaccinations. Check out these websites to make sure you’ve got everything sorted before jumping on the plane:
Thailand’s official guidelines for who needs a visa: https://thaiconsulatela.thaiembassy.org/en/publicservice/visa-exemption-and-visa-on-arrival-to-thailand
Thailand’s Yellow Fever Vaccination requirements: https://washingtondc.thaiembassy.org/en/page/yellow-fever-2
Thai eVisa website: https://www.thaievisa.go.th/
Visa & Vaccinations
You may need a visa or vaccinations. Check out these websites to make sure you’ve got everything sorted before jumping on the plane:
Thailand’s official guidelines for who needs a visa: https://thaiconsulatela.thaiembassy.org/en/publicservice/visa-exemption-and-visa-on-arrival-to-thailand
Thailand’s Yellow Fever Vaccination requirements: https://washingtondc.thaiembassy.org/en/page/yellow-fever-2
Thai eVisa website: https://www.thaievisa.go.th/
How not to fry your laptop in Thailand
In Thailand, the voltage of domestic AC is 220 volt (50 cycles). Foreign visitors are advised to bring along with travel adaptors to fit the outlets in the country.
Thai plug sockets can fit both flat parallel prongs (US & Japan) and two round pins (EU and Asian countries). In some hotels and offices, you may also encounter three-pin outlets.
Check to see what voltage your devices are before you plug them in. Most 110V appliances function with 220-to-110 voltage converters (transformers) which are available at most department stores.
How not to fry your laptop in Thailand
In Thailand, the voltage of domestic AC is 220 volt (50 cycles). Foreign visitors are advised to bring along with travel adaptors to fit the outlets in the country.
Thai plug sockets can fit both flat parallel prongs (US & Japan) and two round pins (EU and Asian countries). In some hotels and offices, you may also encounter three-pin outlets.
Check to see what voltage your devices are before you plug them in. Most 110V appliances function with 220-to-110 voltage converters (transformers) which are available at most department stores.
How not to fry your laptop in Thailand
In Thailand, the voltage of domestic AC is 220 volt (50 cycles). Foreign visitors are advised to bring along with travel adaptors to fit the outlets in the country.
Thai plug sockets can fit both flat parallel prongs (US & Japan) and two round pins (EU and Asian countries). In some hotels and offices, you may also encounter three-pin outlets.
Check to see what voltage your devices are before you plug them in. Most 110V appliances function with 220-to-110 voltage converters (transformers) which are available at most department stores.
Your sub0 checklist
Secure your free ticket on 9th to 11th November.
Curate your experience: subscribe to our Luma calendar for a full list of events across the 3 days
Join the Telegram chat to keep updated with everything going on.
Visa & vaccinations: Don’t get rekt at the border. Check our Visa and Vaccinations section for more info.
Your sub0 checklist
Secure your free ticket on 9th to 11th November.
Curate your experience: subscribe to our Luma calendar for a full list of events across the 3 days
Join the Telegram chat to keep updated with everything going on.
Visa & vaccinations: Don’t get rekt at the border. Check our Visa and Vaccinations section for more info.
Your sub0 checklist
Secure your free ticket on 9th to 11th November.
Curate your experience: subscribe to our Luma calendar for a full list of events across the 3 days
Join the Telegram chat to keep updated with everything going on.
Visa & vaccinations: Don’t get rekt at the border. Check our Visa and Vaccinations section for more info.
127 Na Ranong Rd. Khlong Toei, Bangkok, Thailand
Event questions:
info@joinwebzero.com
Media and press contact:
media@joinwebzero.com
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127 Na Ranong Rd. Khlong Toei, Bangkok, Thailand
Event questions:
info@joinwebzero.com
Media and press contact:
media@joinwebzero.com
© 2024, All Rights Reserved
127 Na Ranong Rd. Khlong Toei, Bangkok, Thailand
Event questions:
info@joinwebzero.com
Media and press contact:
media@joinwebzero.com
© 2024, All Rights Reserved