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Map: Central concourse D · Level 4
Original map: Airports of Thailand. ThaiLiveNow added the red pins and explanations. Original map labels remain as supplied. Official airport map source
Smoking areas: before and after departure immigration
Use designated smoking areas. Keep public areas, post-immigration departures and separate spaces inside lounges distinct.
Public area · outside the building
Outside Doors 1 and 10 on Levels 2 and 4
Opening announcement and visitor reports
After entering the public arrivals hall, look outside Doors 1 and 10 at either end of Level 2. Before departure formalities, use the corresponding doors on Level 4. Door means a building entrance, not boarding gates such as D1 or D10.
The June 2025 opening announcement described four outdoor smoking rooms with air conditioning and air filtration. Once you have passed departure immigration, these public-area rooms are not directly accessible; use the separate airside guidance.
International departures · after departure immigration
After departure immigration: near the toilets beside Burger King in Concourse D
Visitor reports from August–September 2026 · operation may change
After security and departure immigration, look near the toilets beside Burger King in the Concourse D area leading towards E, F and G. Visitor photographs and reports from August–September 2026 show a Smoking Room sign and room here. There is also a Burger King in Concourse F, so check that you are in D.
The map pin identifies Burger King F67 on Level 4 of Concourse D. It does not mark the smoking-room entrance. From the restaurant, follow Smoking Room signs or ask staff. Looking only for a reference to Concourse C could take you to the wrong place.
International departures · lounge-entry conditions apply
Miracle Business Class Lounge in Concourse D
Lounge location recorded · smoking-space information conflicts
The Miracle Business Class Lounge is on Level 3 of Concourse D, opposite D5. On the map, look for Miracle Lounge L16. A reference to the area near D4 does not identify the floor or distinguish this lounge from the neighbouring first-class lounge.
Visitor reports from 2026 describe a separate smoking space, but Priority Pass lists the lounge as non-smoking. If that space is your reason for visiting, ask whether it is currently open before paying for entry. Do not apply the same smoking conditions to every Miracle lounge.
Public area · outside the building
The older designated outdoor areas on Level 1
Listed on the airport’s official website
The airport’s older official information lists four outdoor areas on Level 1: in front of the airport police station, by entrance 10 in front of Magic Food Court, and at parking buildings Zone 2 and Zone 3. Keep these separate from the Level 2/4 rooms and the post-immigration visitor reports above.
Questions before using Suvarnabhumi Airport
Where can I smoke before departure immigration?
After entering the public arrivals hall, look outside Doors 1 and 10 at either end of Level 2. Before departure formalities, use the corresponding doors on Level 4. Door means a building entrance, not boarding gates such as D1 or D10. The June 2025 opening announcement described four outdoor smoking rooms with air conditioning and air filtration. Once you have passed departure immigration, these public-area rooms are not directly accessible; use the separate airside guidance.
Are there smoking rooms after departure immigration?
After security and departure immigration, look near the toilets beside Burger King in the Concourse D area leading towards E, F and G. Visitor photographs and reports from August–September 2026 show a Smoking Room sign and room here. There is also a Burger King in Concourse F, so check that you are in D. The map pin identifies Burger King F67 on Level 4 of Concourse D. It does not mark the smoking-room entrance. From the restaurant, follow Smoking Room signs or ask staff. Looking only for a reference to Concourse C could take you to the wrong place.
Do I need lounge admission for the Miracle smoking space?
The Miracle Business Class Lounge is on Level 3 of Concourse D, opposite D5. On the map, look for Miracle Lounge L16. A reference to the area near D4 does not identify the floor or distinguish this lounge from the neighbouring first-class lounge. Visitor reports from 2026 describe a separate smoking space, but Priority Pass lists the lounge as non-smoking. If that space is your reason for visiting, ask whether it is currently open before paying for entry. Do not apply the same smoking conditions to every Miracle lounge.
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