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SSSS on Your Boarding Pass: What it Means and How to Get Rid of It

Susan Ferrier

I like travel, dirt…and coffee! (Not necessarily in that order) I’m an avid gardener, and coffee fanatic. When possible, I travel with my bike which allows me to cover more ground while rooting out unique ecosystems and exquisite gardens, as well as, hidden gem coffee shops and roasteries.

If you are a frequent traveler the process of going through security screening at the airport has probably become fairly routine. But if you are one of the lucky (sarcasm) travelers who find SSSS printed on their boarding pass, the predictable process can become anything but ordinary. And if you are, as I was, blissfully unfamiliar with this designation and the process that follows it can become a nightmare.

But there’s a good chance you already know this because if you are reading this it’s likely you were stunned when a flight attended or some other official said, “You’ve been selected for secondary security screening” and asked you to step away from the other passengers waiting to board.

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This article will familiarize you with what the letters SSSS on a passenger’s boarding pass mean, how you may know before arriving at the airport that you could see the dreaded SSSS on your ticket, what you can expect if 4Ss appear on your boarding card, and what your recourse is so you can avoid being singled out for future trips.

What it means if SSSS is printed on your boarding pass

If you find your boarding pass has SSSS printed in the upper left corner of your ticket it means you have been “randomly” chosen for Secondary Security Screening Selection. This isn’t the arbitrary selection that you may have experienced in the past at the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) security line prior to entering the terminal. Most travelers, even those with TSA Precheck have experienced this extra bit of security where you need to go undergo a full-body scan rather than simply passing through the metal detector.

SSSS, sometimes referred to as a “quad” is an additional airport security measure taken with high-risk passengers as determined by the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS). This assignment means you will undergo extra screening at the boarding gate. While you are more likely to be tagged with the dreaded 4Ss during international travel and when entering the United States, it can happen on domestic (US) flights as well.

TSA Precheck does not guarantee you will not be flagged for additional security screening. Nor does Global Entry.

Here’s my gripe about that. If I’ve spent the extra money for TSA Precheck and gone through the screening process which includes being fingerprinted, it seems that DHS should have enough background to have denied me this privilege if I’m not a good candidate and not have taken my money. (Rant over.)

However, the letter you receive with your Known Traveler Number (KTN aka TSA Precheck) states that it can be revoked for any number of reasons.

How will I know if I’m a Secondary Security Screening Selectee?

You won’t necessarily know in advance particularly if you are unfamiliar with the label. But there are a few things to look for that might give you an early warning before and soon after arriving at the airport.

You may not be able to check-in online

If you continually receive an error message when trying to check in online, this may be the first indication that you have been designated a selectee. But there are a number of other reasons this could happen. If this happens it’s a good idea to arrive at the airport early to allow for additional body scans including a trip through the full-body scanner.

Both my husband and I were unable to check in for our flights out of Paris yet only I had the SSSS code. We assumed the system was down or something minor was preventing us from completing the task. This seemed especially likely since our tickets were booked separately, on different receipts. This makes clear there are other issues that could prevent you from completing the online check-in process

On domestic flights, this may be slightly different. Rather than getting a general error message when doing your online check-in, you may be instructed to check in at the ticketing desk. But don’t expect the ticketing agent to tell you that you are on the SSSS list.  

You may have trouble checking in using a kiosk at the airport

If you are like me and find you are unable to check in online you will likely head to the kiosk to complete the task. But when I scanned my passport, a screen came up informing me I needed assistance from an American Airlines representative. Once I found one, she came to my kiosk and swiped her badge, and entered a code. No problem. I was able to proceed from there.

Once we checked in and printed our boarding passes, we moved on to the counter and checked our bags. Then onward to security. I had no issues at security other than the usual activation of the scanner because of my hip replacement. Throughout the process, no one mentioned anything about the SSSS designation on my boarding pass.

What to Look for on Your Boarding Pass

Once you have your boarding pass in hand, if you are observant, you will know you have been selected as you will see SSSS printed in bold letters in the upper left corner and lower right corners of your ticket.

While it may seem like “ SSSS ” screaming out like a flashing neon sign might be hard to miss, they are actually fairly easy to overlook particularly if you are traveling internationally or do not have TSA Precheck.

On domestic flights, if you have TSA clearance the first thing you probably do is confirm that “TSA Precheck” has been printed on your ticket. But on international flights, there’s no reason to review this. So, regardless of where your travels take you, always be sure to closely review your boarding pass.

Why you might have been given the SSSS designation

It’s hard to know specifically why I or anyone else gets selected. Though I was told this was a “random screening,” based on what I have read, it may not be as random as the airlines say. There are a number of reasons it could happen including being put on a watch list.

But it is more likely that your name has been mismatched with a name similar to someone on the No-Fly List. In my case, this seems likely since I was flying from Paris and I have a ridiculously French name. My name is also hyphenated which frequently causes issues.

Other possible reasons include open-ended or one-way flights. Again, I could have fallen into this category as we had flown into London and were departing from France.  

Last-minute flights, unusual travel patterns, and travel to a destination that the US government may consider a high-risk country could raise red flags. Again, this may have led to me being singled out as I had recently made a number of trips to Mexico and I’ve also had visits to the Middle East, including Egypt and Turkey .

What to expect during the SSSS screening process

From what I have read and from my own experience it seems that the process differs a bit between international travel and domestic (US) travel. I will tell you about my personal experience traveling from Paris to the US. What I’ve written about what you can expect on a domestic flight is based on research.

On Domestic Flights

It seems that on domestic flights, the entire process of secondary screening will occur at the TSA checkpoint rather than at the boarding gate. When you check in with the TSA agent you may hear him or her tell their colleague that they have a “quad.” This indicates to the coworker that you are on the selectee list and require additional scrutiny.  

Rather than simply passing through the metal detector you will be instructed to go through the full-body scanner. Additionally, you will likely get a pat-down from a TSA agent of your same gender.

Finally, you will be asked to remove everything from your carry-on bags. You will then be instructed to power up all your electronics. The officer will take what looks a bit like an alcohol pad and wipe down all your components and your shoes. The swab has a chemical that reacts if it comes in contact with explosive residue.

Once you have made it over these hurdles you will be allowed to move on to your departure gate.

During International Travel

The process I underwent in Paris was a bit different from the process I just laid out for Domestic flights. By the time I knew that I had been singled out for the Secondary Security Screening Selection I was already at my departure gate. I had undergone all the preliminary security screenings including having had my carry-on x-rayed and passing through the metal detectors.

While I waited to board my flight, I heard my name called over the intercom with the instructions to see an agent at the departure gate.

When I arrived at the desk the gate agent looked at my boarding pass and told me, “You’ve been randomly selected for additional screening. Please follow me.” She then escorted me away from my husband with no other explanation, to a holding area away from the waiting area at the gate. Here, the representative puts me in the queue and tells me to wait until I am called.

There were makeshift stations with security personnel. At those stations, they had passengers removing all their electronics from their carry-on bags as well as removing shoes and belts. Like on domestic flights, the officer swabs these items to check for explosive residue.

In Paris, I did not see anyone undergo additional scrutiny such as an extra pat-down or further questioning but I suppose that happens if there is a reason for suspicion.

Once the security officer completes the process you are instructed to put your belongings back in your bag and board the plane. You will not be permitted to return to the departure gate to rejoin your companion(s).

This can be a bit disconcerting. I wasn’t sure what my husband had been told. If anything. I wondered if he would know to board the plane. Your party will be advised of what is happening and instructed to board when it is time.

All this may seem obvious or trivial but at the moment, I can assure you nothing seems standard. I admit this might be a byproduct of being a female traveler.

Is Secondary Security Screening Selection random?

As for the randomness of the selection, if it were truly random it would be a one-time thing or at least quite rare, just like when you are singled out during routine TSA screenings. But, apparently, the boarding pass SSSS designation can follow you from one trip to another. For this reason, it is recommended that on future flights you allow extra time at the airport.

Is SSSS Permanent? And, how to get it removed?

The answer to this isn’t straightforward. But if you believe that you have been assigned to the list in error, the good news is, you can dispute it following your trip. But the first time it happens you will need to go through the process and dispute it when you arrive at your next destination.

At your first opportunity, head to the Department of Homeland Security Traveler Redress Inquiry Program (TRIP) website . Here you can file a dispute. It’s a relatively simple form that asks you to supply some documentation, including a copy of your boarding pass (if you have it) and a copy of your passport or other government-issued picture identification.

Once you have submitted the documents for your case to be reviewed and have received a redress number, you wait for a response. With any luck, it’s no big deal and they remove it. Case closed. However, you may never know why you were branded with the designation.

What to expect from the Redress process

The Redress process is less than efficient and I can only imagine that since COVID it has only gotten worse. On the website, you can check the status of your submission. However, in my case, the online system told me that they needed further documentation which I had already submitted. I uploaded the documents again but continued to see the same message. What I am saying is I’m not sure how successful you will be in checking the status of your redress.

After a couple more weeks with no updates from the Department of Homeland Security, I emailed them. This wasn’t particularly helpful as they didn’t respond for several months. This came as no surprise but I figured it was worth a shot.

When I finally heard from DHS they informed me they had received my redress application and documentation. I was assured my application would be processed in the order received.

Getting an answer to your Redress

Roughly 7 months later I received a “case closed” email. Keep in mind I went through this process before the pandemic. I have no idea what you can expect now in terms of timing.

  Here are the main points of the correspondence I received.

“DHS TRIP can neither confirm nor deny any information about you which may be within federal watchlists or reveal any law enforcement sensitive information. We have found that about 2% of the DHS TRIP complainants actually have some connection to the Terrorist Watchlist. Complaints most often arise either because the traveler’s name and personal information are similar to the name and personal information of another person (sic) or because the traveler has been delayed in travel for reasons unrelated to such data, such as by random screening.”

The email goes on to give these tips for future travel:

“1. When traveling by air to or within the United States, DHS recommends that you provide your redress control number (located at the top of this letter) when making your reservations. Providing this information will help prevent misidentifications from occurring during security checks against government records and other information. In most online reservation systems, your redress control number may be entered at the same time you enter your full name and date of birth.

2. When entering the United States from abroad, no additional action is required. Where appropriate, as a result of the redress process, DHS employs a procedure to correct the information used to process travelers at the ports of entry that reduces the chance of misidentifications occurring.”

And finally, they say, “Despite these positive efforts, we cannot ensure your travel will be delay-free.”

Will the SSSS code be on your boarding pass for future travel?

Once again, it’s hard to know whether this will be a reoccurring issue. Some people have reported having been singled out multiple times for this procedure. In fact, in writing this it occurred to me that I may have had this happen once domestically as well as the international incident (yes, that’s a bit of a funny).

I wish I had better answers here. But I think much of this varies on a case-by-case basis.  

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Is ssss marked on boarding pass just for the States? I had pos random drug swab test on my small bag. I havnt used anything illegal in over 2yrs. So was obviously a cross contamination. But now wondering if i ll be searched on future flts & what code they use here in Australia on boarding pass.

The SSSS is a US process. I did a search to see if I could find anything regarding other countries. I wasn’t able to find anything specific to Australia or more broadly to countries outside the US. Good luck with furture travels.

I’m going through this today on my return trip from another country. I made a Better Business Bureau complaint against American Airlines for printing the SSSSS on my boarding pass.

Bob, Did you read the article? I understand your frustrationa but this is not a designation given by the airline. It is a function of US Department of Homeland Security and they are the only ones that can reveiw why it was applied and ultimately remove it. The airlines are only doing what is required of them and have no influence on the matter. Please go back and read the article in it’s entirity. It will guide you through the steps necessary to get the designation removed so you do not need to go through this in the future. Good luck!!

I just rechecked my boarding pass (which I was surprised I hadn\’t tossed) and it does have the SSSS on it…

I just went through this leaving Paris though it wasn\’t designated as ssss just \”get to the gate at least 1 hour early\”. My first clue was the inability to get a boarding pass online. The second came when they let me check a bag for free with some vague reference I didn\’t understand but later realized was that it would make the double check process easier. I do have Global Entry, but my original flight was canceled, so technically this was a last minute one way change. My husband however, went through without issue. On the full 787 flight they rechecked at least a dozen passengers, maybe two dozen. Flew to and from London last fall without incident, so hoping this is a one time deal.

It\’s a dreadful experience and so many people are unaware of this protocol. Go through the redress process and try to get it removed. It is my understanding that most people who do this will have the designation removed.

I’ve been having the same experience for years before I realized I have that SSSS tag. I kept getting reinspected and being told it’s security procedure. I went online and researched why the repeated security checks and that’s how I learned about it. It’s not random, your permanently listed on their Terrorist List and you will be stopped and rechecked every time you travel internationally. I’m a frequent traveler and I get checked twice or three times. A sticker is also placed at the back of my passport so I have so many of them already.

I\’m really sorry this keeps happening to you. Thankfully, for me it was a one-time occurance. If you haven\’t gone through the process of filing a redress I encourage you to give it a shot. It\’s a bit of an inconvenience but not as much as the constant extra scrutiny of the SSSS.

It just happened to me (getting stopped for the SSSS additional security check) at the Mexico City airport when I was about to board my Delta flight back to JFK. I\’m 65 and have traveled a lot internationally and it has never happened to me before. I actually feel traumatized by it. Another disturbing thing was that they told my husband not to stop to wait for me, but to go on and board the plane. I am trying to get a redress number now, but the link the DHS sent me has been identified by Google as dangerous and my information could be stolen. So…what to do? I\’m sure I\’ll calm down about it, but I\’m planning to go to Egypt soon and don\’t want problems there.

Dorothy, I\’m sorry this happened to you. Go through the process and hopefully it will get resolved. Be patient. I know passports are taking much longer than they should right now. I expect the same is true of this process.

I also found the experience traumatizing and they told my husband to board as well. I had another story on this site that was a tongue-in-cheek account of what happened and how it felt. It didn\’t get a lot of readers and I took it off the site. After reading your comment I think I might add it back as it might be helpful to some. Best of luck and happy travels. Egypt is amazing!!

It is not only internationally, it is domestic flights, as well. Last two times I have flown (approx 10 years ago) I got the 4 SSSS’s. Mine were RED, btw. Gotta be some significance to that; don’t know what, though. Anyhow, the second time it happened, I commented to the TSA Agent, “Am beginning to think this isn’t random” He replied, “NO, it ISN’T random.”

God Bless America!

That was so informative. I never knew about this process and I\’m so relieved to know that you didn\’t have to go through a lot of trouble due to this.

I\’m glad you found this informative. I hope you never need to go through this but if you do you won\’t be alarmed.

Thank you for sharing this, I never knew! So informative.

I\’m glad you found it informative and I hope you never need this information.

Thank you for describing the process, greatly appreciated. I had the SSSS on my boarding pass to fly home but didn’t notice it until after I was separated from my family in Munich when returning from a lovely Christmas vacation in France. I had to remove my shoes and had my carryon bag searched again. It would’ve been ok if the security people weren’t speaking in German and laughing while I waited as they went through my belongings. I have been flying since I was 2 and I’m a senior citizen now, never experienced this before even after 9/11.

That is understandable. That was part of my panic as well. Not knowing the language really leaves you in the dark. I hope you are able to get this resolved and resume travel as usual.

Thank you for sharing what happened to you, I had no idea about SSSS!! Sounds like it was a bit of a pain but I\’m glad it seems to have worked out in the end.

I think most people don\’t know about it. Even the most seasoned traveler.

Oh wow! I didn\’t even realise SSSS was a thing! I\’m going to be so curious to check my ticket next time I fly! Thank you for writing about it 🙂

Once you know about it, you will start looking for it but until then, not so much.

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Reservations are strongly recommended and can be made online or by calling 800-841-4243.

• Changes to reserved tickets may be made and are subject to the payment of a change fee of $10.00 per Child or Adult fare (1-way or roundtrip) covered by the reservation and $5.00 per Vehicle fare (1-way or roundtrip) covered by the reservation.
• Reserved tickets cancelled prior to the reserved departure time are refundable minus the following cancellation fees:
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We strongly encourage paying at the time of reservation so that this helps make your boarding process one step simpler. If you have any questions, our reservations team is ready to help at (800) 841-4243.

The car deck is not accessible during the crossing due to safety and security regulations.

When making a reservation, this would include every passenger in your party and any vehicles that you may be traveling with. Passenger fares and vehicle fares are separate from one another. Please include vehicles at the time of reservation, or call our reservations department at (800) 841-4243 to add any passengers or vehicles to an existing reservation.

We ask that you arrive at the dock one hour prior to departure for ticketing and boarding.

Discounts are offered to groups of 10 or more passengers. Group rates and information are available by clicking  here  or by contacting our Group Sales Department at 888-227-2628.

The S.S. Badger has ample space for large vehicles such as RVs, trailers, buses, semi-trucks, and oversized loads. Reservations for RV's, trailers, and oversized vehicles are  highly  recommended. We cannot guarantee you a spot without a reservation.

Handicap Accessibility

A chairlift to transport wheelchairs and passengers needing assistance is available when boarding and disembarking the ship. The chairlift has a  maximum 300-pound capacity . Passengers with motorized wheelchairs must ride the lift separately from their chairs. There is limited access to our upper deck areas depending on the passenger's mobility.

A handicap-accessible restroom is available onboard the ship. The Movie Lounge and Badger boutique are wheelchair accessible from the port-side passageway. There are free wheelchairs available for use onboard (first-come, first-served basis).

Yes, using the chairlift, powered chairs/scooters are able to be used in the main deck area. However, we do not have a stairlift to make upper deck areas accessible. The chairlift has a maximum weight capacity of 300 pounds, so a powered chair/scooter may have to ride separate from the passenger.

Dogs that are trained to perform a task or provide assistance to a person with a disability are welcome in passenger areas. Comfort animals, emotional support animals, and therapy dogs may be kept in a well-ventilated portable kennel on the car deck or transported in the owner's vehicle.

Boarding and Disembarking

We ask that all passengers arrive one hour prior to departure so that we have time to check in passengers and vehicles. You will first be greeted by our K9 teams. They will do a security check and from there you will be instructed to drive forward to a ticket agent. The ticket agent will ask for the last name on your reservation to check in the vehicle for departure, they will give you a yellow tag to place on the dashboard of the vehicle. If you do not have a reservation, they will instruct you to go into the ticket office for assistance. Once your vehicle is checked in, the ticket agent will instruct you where to park your vehicle. When your vehicle is parked, please take any items that you may need for the crossing, as you will not be able to access your vehicle once your vehicle is on the ship. You will leave your keys in the vehicle with the windows down. Our crew will drive your vehicle onboard for you. Next, you will go to the passenger boarding area, near the ticket office, marked with a sign. When going through the security line, you will be greeted by our security team who will check bags. After that, you enter the ship, you will be greeted by the purser who will ask for the last name on the reservation, and check in all the passengers on your reservation. When completed, you will go up the steps and be free to roam the ship and enjoy your passage.

When the ship passes the break wall and/or lighthouse, the Cruise Director’s Office will make an announcement welcoming passengers to the port. Once the BADGER is docked, an attendant will open the gate on the port side stairwell allowing passengers down to the car deck. Passengers who require chairlift assistance, have a kenneled pet, or riding a motorcycle, may disembark on the starboard side. When facing the back of the ship, the port side is the right-hand side and starboard is the left side of the ship. If you are traveling with a vehicle, our crew will drive the vehicle off of the ship for you. Passengers will be safely routed off the ship and are asked to wait behind the safety tape for their vehicle. After you see your vehicle driven off and parked by our auto attendants, you are welcome to approach your car and travel about your day. Please be sure to pull forward to exit our lot.

A variety of factors determine the way the Badger's car deck is loaded on each crossing. Our crew strives to load and unload the car deck efficiently.

For no additional charge, animals may be kept in a well-ventilated portable kennel on the car deck or transported in the owner's vehicle. Due to security restrictions, no pets of any kind are allowed in any passenger area. Service dogs trained to work or perform tasks for a passenger with a disability may accompany that individual.

• Lake Michigan Carferry recommends that pets travel in our well-ventilated portable kennels on our car deck. A limited number of kennels are available free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis. We recommend you bring a small blanket or towel and a toy to put in the kennel.
• Owners may bring their own kennels that will be positioned in a well-ventilated area on our car deck.
• Owners may choose to keep their pets in their vehicles. LMC will make every effort to make sure your vehicle is located in an area where there is fresh airflow. It is recommended that owners roll-down their windows slightly so your pet can get fresh air. If animals are left in your vehicle, windshield sunscreens and a water bowl are strongly recommended during warm weather. If you are traveling with a pet, please note that pet vehicle parking on the car deck is limited. On certain crossings, you may be required to use our kennels rather than leave your pet in your vehicle.

Water bottles and non-alcoholic beverages may be brought on board. Outside food, snacks and coolers of any size are not permitted. Coolers must be left on the luggage cart or in a vehicle.

A limited number of private staterooms are available during the four-hour crossing. Rooms have a window, two twin beds, a sink, and a toilet. Please inquire when making your reservation, or at the Cruise Director's Office aboard the ship.

Children under the age of 16 sailing aboard the SS Badger must be accompanied by an adult.

Wifi codes are $5 per device and are available at the Cruise Director's Office. 

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Lake Michigan Carferry reserves the right to inspect all vehicles, luggage and carry-on items with explosive detection dogs. Water bottles and non-alcoholic beverages may be brought on board. Outside food and coolers of any size are not permitted. Coolers must be left on the luggage cart or in a vehicle. Ticket offices, parking lots, staging areas, and the S.S. BADGER are monitored 24 hours a day by surveillance cameras or security personnel. (LMC is not responsible for damage to vehicles left in parking lot.)

Passengers are allowed to travel with weapons, however they are strictly not allowed in passenger areas and must stay on the cardeck. We ask that they stay in a locked case in your vehicle. If you are not traveling with a vehicle, we do have a secure locker that it can be stored in during the duration of your sailing. Please see a crew member for more details.

Passengers are required to provide two tie-downs per motorcycle. Tie-downs should be adjustable, heavy-duty nylon with a metal S-hook on one end.

Security regulations prohibit passengers from visiting the Bridge, the Aft Pilothouse, or the Engine Room.

There is free parking at our docks in Ludington, MI and Manitowoc, WI for paying passengers. However, at this time, parking in Manitowoc is limited to a first come, first serve basis on the street in a secure and patroled area.

You can purchase a gift card online here , or by calling (800) 841-4243. Gift cards can be used to pay for a reservation, anywhere onboard, including the gift shop both on the ship and online.

Judy's Rides 231-233-7200

DJ's Taxi 231-843-3912

Ludington Taxi 231-845-9693

Ludington Mass Transit 231-845-6218

Bike Rentals:

Spindrift Cyclesports 231-425-4999

Trailhead Bike Shop 231-845-0545

Provisions 231-843-4150

Maritime Cab & Delivery 920-686-1300 1313 S 16th St Manitowoc, WI 54220

Our Town Taxi Service 920-629-7941 1524 Marshall St Manitowoc, WI 54220

Manitowoc Taxi 920-204-6003 88 Albert Dr, Lot 46 Manitowoc, WI 54220 2 Guys Taxi 920-374-3308 3949 Calumet Ave Manitowoc, WI 54220

T'rivers Taxi Service  920-794-9494 1200 Madison St Two Rivers, WI 54241 Lulloff Rentals 920-682-0121 1401 Washington St Manitowoc, WI 54220  

• Tour-Packages

Thailand Fix Departure

4 Nights 5 Days

THAILAND FIXED DEPARTURE

Day 01: Delhi to Bangkok Your trip will start with your departure from Delhi. Arrive at the New Delhi International Airport in time to catch your flight to Bangkok. 

Day 02: Arrival at BKK and Transfer to Pattaya at 0530 hrs On your arrival at Suvarnabhumi International Airport (Bangkok Airport), our representative at the airport will assist you with transfer to Pattaya. Once you reach Pattaya around 7:30 am, check into your hotel and enjoy the day at leisure. Stay overnight in Pattaya.

Note: Transfers will be arranged in a sharing vehicle at 5:30 am depending upon flight schedule and time consumed for Visa formalities.   

Day 03: Pattaya - Coral Island Tour with Lunch After breakfast, you will be picked up from your hotel and transferred to the Pier to board the speed boat to reach Coral Island. When you reach, spend leisurely time at the Coral Island. Available water activities can be availed as per choice. Activities like Parasailing, Under Sea Walk, Banana Boat Ride can be opted for (on direct payment basis). Later, enjoy lunch at Indian Restaurant and get a transfer back to your hotel in Pattaya. Spend the evening at leisure and stay overnight.  

Coral Island Tour Timings :

Day 04: Transfer to Bangkok   After breakfast, proceed for check out at 0900 to 1000 HRS and transfer from Pattaya to Bangkok . On arrival at Bangkok, check into the hotel and enjoy the day at leisure. Enjoy your overnight stay.

Day 05: Bangkok City Tour After breakfast at the hotel, leave for local sightseeing of Thailand covering the city tour and two temples. Afternoon will be free for leisure followed by an overnight stay at the hotel in Bangkok. Note: Suggested tours are Safari World & Marine Park. You can also opt for Chaophraya Cruise Dinner (on your own).

Day 06: Check-out from hotel and Transfer to airport at 2100 hrs Have breakfast at the hotel and check out. In rest of the day, you can visit the nearby markets (Transfers are not included). Receive Departure transfer to Suvarnabhumi airport at 2100 hrs from the given pick-up point.  Note: Early departure and late Departure will be on private basis.

Day 07: Departure from Bangkok to Delhi  Lastly, you will enjoy your on-flight journey and reach the Delhi International Airport from Bangkok.  

Inclusions:

• Return airfare for economy class Ex Delhi
• 02 Nights' accommodation in Pattaya on twin sharing basis.
• 02 Nights' accommodation in Bangkok on twin sharing basis.
• Early Check-in at Pattaya Hotel with breakfast.
• Coral Island Tour with Indian Lunch and Transfers.    
• Airport transfers & Sightseeing on sharing basis.
• Bangkok City Tour + Two Temple Tour on SIC Basis 
• All currently applicable taxes, including government service tax.

Hotel Details:

Selling Price : (PER PERSON ON TWIN SHARING)

• The Above mentioned rates are subjected to availability at the time of booking
• The Above mentioned prices are Per person on twin sharing basis

Supplement Cost :

• NoongNooch Village with Transfer and Entry Ticket on SIC – 27 USD Per Person
• Alcazar Show with Transfer and Entry Ticket on SIC – 14 USD
• Chao Phraya Cruise with Transfer and Entry Ticket on SIC – 35 USD Per Person
• Safari World with Marine Park with lunch with Transfer and Entry Ticket on SIC. - 36 USD Per Person  

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