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Paragon Cineplex

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With about 4,000 seats and 25 screens, this has got to be one of the largest cinemas in Asia. The complex includes three separately branded cinemas. The Siam Pavalai is a 1,200-seat theatre, the largest of the bunch and even concerts take place here. The six "Ultra Screen" cinemas are much more luxurious and have reclining seats. Enigma is a members-only cinema with lounge seats.

Address: 5F, Siam Paragon, 991/1 Rama I Rd
Getting there: BTS Siam
Hours: 10:00-00:00 daily
Price: 140 baht
Website: majorcineplex.com (opens in a new tab)

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