Is the train schedule widget really free?

Yes, completely free. No subscription, no signup, no hidden fees. The only requirement is keeping the attribution link at the bottom of the widget, which links to YesMyTrips.com.

Does the widget update automatically when train schedules change?

Yes. The widget pulls live data from YesMyTrips's database, synced with the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) schedule. When SRT changes timetables, the widget updates automatically. Bloggers never need to edit their posts.

What platforms does the train schedule widget work on?

The widget works on any platform that allows custom HTML: Blogger, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, and plain HTML websites. No plugins required - paste two code snippets and it works.

How many Thai train routes does the widget cover?

The widget covers 790+ routes across 75+ stations operated by the State Railway of Thailand (SRT). An optional route switcher lets visitors browse all available routes themselves from a single widget.

What languages does the train schedule widget support?

The widget supports 6 languages: English, French, Russian, Thai, Korean, and Japanese. The language is set when generating the embed code and displays automatically for all visitors.

Will the widget slow down my blog?

No. The widget is approximately 2KB with no external dependencies. It loads asynchronously and does not block your page from rendering. It has no negative impact on Core Web Vitals or page speed scores.

What happens if YesMyTrips is down - will the widget break?

The widget has a four-layer fallback system: it first tries the main YesMyTrips server, then a dedicated backup server (widget.yesmytrips.com), then shows the last cached schedule stored in the visitor's browser, and finally shows a link to YesMyTrips.com. Readers always see something useful.

Does the widget work for Vietnam or Malaysia trains?

Yes for Vietnam: the widget covers 35 Vietnam Railways routes across 10 stations, including the Reunification Express between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Thailand is also live with full SRT coverage (790+ routes, 75+ stations). A Malaysia widget is in development and launching soon.

How do I add a live train schedule to my travel blog?

Go to yesmytrips.com/en/free-train-schedule-widget, choose your route, copy the two code snippets, and paste them into your blog post. The widget appears automatically and updates itself forever.