Soi Ari cruises

food was amazing and the sights were great thank you. They have a show on but if you’re not too interested in the show outside on the second floor you can’t hear it at all. and if you want to there’s plenty of seats to see it.

It was very crowded because I went at the end of the year, but I enjoyed it very much. There are many types of boats, so I looked for the check-in location, but if you know the name of the boat, you can ask someone and they will tell you. The nationalities of the passengers were diverse, and there was a variety of food. Drinks were an additional charge, so I ordered them from the staff and paid in cash at the table later. We were on the top floor, in the open-air area, and the view was amazing, I recommend it. There was live music and singing the whole time, and everyone got excited. It was more fun than I expected and I'm glad I participated ✨

It’s extremely crowded due to multiple cruise passengers queuing at the same pier 1 with no translator. Tables seating will be determined by organizer and lucky to have semi-open table seating. The queue for the buffet was long as well but service crew are very welcoming. Good to have once in a lifetime experience.

The White Dinner Cruise was very cool. All guests sat on the deck, even though the ship has three levels. Seats are automatically reserved through Klook, and you are assigned a specific table, so there is no need to be first in line to get the best spot (you have a good view from every seat). The buffet was great, with a salad bar, dessert bar and hot dishes. On the 2. Floor is a sushi and sashimi station as well as ice cream. Beer, wine, and soft drinks are included and are also available on the second level. There are two small shows: a traditional Thai dance performance and a set where three ladies perform cover songs. Additionally, there is a host who guides the evening and sings occasionally. I would have wished for a bit more energy from the DJ; she played some music at the beginning, and shortly before we docked again, about five songs were played to get the crowd moving a little. All in all, it was a wonderful evening and definitely something you should treat yourself to.

The Chao Phraya dinner cruise was a wonderful experience. The views of Bangkok at night were beautiful, the atmosphere was relaxing, and the food was enjoyable. Cruising along the river while seeing famous landmarks lit up made the evening truly memorable. I really enjoyed it and would recommend it for a special night out. One of the best experience!

impressive, clean and giant boat. Great Service and great entertainment. I great way to spend an evening in Bangkok

The service on board was excellent. It happened to be my birthday month, and I signed up on Klook the night before. I filled it out during registration, and they gave me a small birthday cake, which was delicious. During the river cruise, the emcee sang, danced, and was great at creating a lively atmosphere. One of the most surprising arrangements was the firework show, which lasted at least 30 seconds. On the return trip to the pier, we also encountered the ICONSIAM water show. The view from the boat was exciting and joyful. I personally think this experience was very worthwhile.

For a memorable night on the Chao Phraya River, the Unicorn River Cruise offers a delightful blend of scenic beauty and cultural entertainment. Boarding at ICONSIAM, guests are welcomed with warm hospitality and a lively atmosphere that sets the tone for the evening. ✨ The cruise sails past Bangkok’s iconic landmarks—Wat Arun, the Grand Palace—bathed in golden light. The rooftop deck provides panoramic views perfect for photos or quiet reflection. 🎶 Live music and traditional Thai performances add a festive, immersive touch. Whether you're with friends, family, or traveling solo, the vibe is upbeat and inclusive. 🍽️ The buffet is generous, with Thai and international options, though the flavors are modest. It’s not a culinary standout, but the overall experience compensates. ✅ Recommended for the views, ambiance, and entertainment. Not for foodies—but ideal for those chasing riverfront magic.