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. The mall opened in 2002. Central Rama II can support people from the

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, Jomthong, and Bangkhuntien areas. People from nearly provinces such as

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and

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also visit this shopping center. Foreign workers also often visit here.

Overview

The shopping center has a total of five floors. The shopping center is located on the main highway south of Bangkok in a rapidly expanding and densely populated residential area. The plaza has a retail shopping center, a Central Department Store, a supermarket, a food court, a 38-lane bowling alley and a 9-screen cinema multiplex.

Anchors

* Central Department Store *

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** Tops Food Hall ** Tops Club * Major Cineplex 9 Cinemas * Power Buy x B2S * Officemate * Supersports * Food Park * Food Patio * Fitness First * Rama II Hall

Construction

Construction of CentralPlaza Rama 2 began in November, 2000 by K-TECH construction public company limited. The client is Central Pattana PCL. This project included a five-storey building with a basement. Central Rama 2 has a total usage area of 260,000 sq. m. The total area is 96 rai including architecture, power line and M&E works. The budget of this project is 4075 million baht. The theme of this shopping center is galaxy of the universe.

Parking

The shopping center has a carpark with a parking space for some 3120 cars.

Nearby attractions

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Major regional hospital located 500m south-west on the same side of Rama II. * Residence *
Park Village Rama 2
** Vista Park Rama 2 ** Town Avenue Cocos Rama 2 ** Golden Neo Rama 2 ** Pruksa Ville 68 Rama2 ** The Grand Rama 2 *Education
BASIS International School of Bangkok
is a top-tier International School located adjacent to Central Park. **Hands On Education Consultant **Kido Educare Center *Business **TCI global ventures

External links

Central Group website

Notes

References

* * Shopping malls in Bangkok Central Pattana Bang Khun Thian district Shopping malls established in 2002 2002 establishments in Thailand {{Thailand-struct-stub