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Yona Beach Club Cabana Booking — Reserved Cabanas & Day Passes

Salt on the deck at nine-thirty, bass on the water by dusk

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Right now: Moderate — weekday morning session Shuttle boats run every 10–15 minutes from Royal Phuket Marina until late afternoon
Full-day access, 6-8 hours
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Cabanas seat 6-8 guests
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22 m
Infinity pool length
Ocean-view centerpiece
3 decks
Levels aboard
500
Guest capacity
4
Bars onboard
1,200 sqm
Vessel platform size
10
Cabanas available
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Sina Beach Floating Club: Pattaya Day Pass 8 hr
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Which ticket fits your trip?

Choosing the right yona beach club cabana booking starts with matching an access tier to your plans, since Yona Beach Club splits entry into a general Day Pass, a Morning Pass, and reserved private cabanas. This yona beach club cabana booking tour comparison sets the tiers side by side so you can pick before you buy.

Day Pass General admission, no reserved seat Top pick
Morning Pass Early entry, no reserved seat 		Private Cabana Reserved area for 1–8 guests
Access level Roam pool, decks, bar freely Roam pool, decks, bar freely Reserved private seating area on deck
Who it suits Groups wanting flexible afternoon energy First-timers wanting a quiet chill start Groups wanting privacy and space
Minimum age 18 years 18 years 18 years
Session window From 14:00, last entry 17:00 09:30–14:00, before crowds build Check-in by 17:00, leave by 14:00 next call
Capacity per unit Shared open seating, no unit limit Shared open seating, no unit limit 4 to 8 guests depending on cabana size
What's included Shuttle transfer, welcome drink, 2,000 THB credit Shuttle transfer, welcome drink, 1,500 THB credit Shuttle transfer, welcome drink, food and drink credit
Best for Afternoon party crowd First-timers and morning chill seekers Groups wanting a dedicated private base
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Verdict: First-time visitors comparing a Phuket floating beach club tour generally do best with the Morning Pass for a relaxed start, while groups wanting guaranteed private space should add a cabana to their yona beach club cabana booking tickets.

Is it worth it?

Worth it for groups, skippable for solo budget travelers

A yona beach club cabana booking makes sense once you do the math. The 2,500 THB day pass is general admission per person, and most of that comes back as F&B credit you'd spend on drinks and food anyway, plus infinity pool access and the boat transfer across Royal Phuket Marina. Cabana tiers cost more, but split across four to six people the premium per head is modest, and you get shade, a reserved base, and table service that turns a day-club visit into a proper session. This yona day club escape pays off for couples and small groups who plan to stay several hours and actually drink the credit down. Solo visitors on a tight budget who only want a quick swim will find the entry harder to justify. If you treat the credit as spending money, the value math works in your favour.

What makes it worth it

  • Day-pass credit offsets most of the fee
  • Boat transfer and infinity pool included
  • Per-head cabana cost drops across groups
  • Table service and reserved shade
  • Credit covers food and drinks you'd buy anyway

Keep in mind

  • Credit doesn't cover a full day's spend
  • Cabana minimums high for solo visitors
  • Midday crowds thin out lounger space
  • Extra costs stack once credit runs out

Bottom line: Book the cabana if you're a group staying for hours; otherwise the standard day pass tickets are the smarter yona beach club cabana booking call.

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Your journey

Step-by-step — what your day looks like

1

Check-in at the pier

Arrive at Royal Phuket Marina, complete check-in for your Yona Beach Club cabana booking, and clear the security screening

2

Shuttle boat crossing

Board the shuttle boat departing every 10–15 minutes for the approximately 10-minute ride to the floating platform

3

Settle into your cabana

Locate your reserved cabana, pool bed, or sea bed on the first-floor deck around the 22-meter infinity pool

4

Morning or afternoon session

Alternate between the pool, sunset terrace lounge pool, and rooftop while using your food and beverage credit

5

Sunset and departure

Move to the third-floor rooftop for panoramic Andaman Sea views before catching a return shuttle

What you'll see

Highlights not to miss

22-Meter Infinity Pool

The centerpiece of the first-floor deck, this 22-meter infinity pool is ringed by deck chairs, palm trees, and the main DJ bar, creating the venue's core party atmosphere. Its edge is designed to visually merge with the Andaman Sea beyond.

Sunset Terrace Lounge Pool

Located on the second floor, this smaller lounge pool sits beside a dedicated sunset-viewing terrace and offers a calmer alternative to the main pool deck below. It's positioned to face west for unobstructed evening light.

Rooftop Deck

The third-floor rooftop delivers a 360-degree panorama of the bay and hosts the venue's most exclusive cabanas and pool beds. Its elevated position makes it the highest vantage point on the entire floating structure.

Seaview Restaurant

Set along the first-floor perimeter, this restaurant serves Mediterranean and coastal-style dishes prepared for guests dining with an open view of the water. It operates alongside four separate bars spread across the club's three levels.

Private Cabana Row

A line of shaded cabanas surrounds the main pool, ranging from small four-person setups to maxi cabanas accommodating up to seven or eight guests. Each size includes a different allotment of food and beverage credit.

Shuttle Boat Dock

The arrival point where guests transfer from the mainland pier onto the floating platform via a roughly 10-minute shuttle crossing that runs every 10 to 15 minutes. It's the only way to physically reach the club, since it floats offshore rather than sitting on land.

The experience

What the visit is really like

You arrive at Royal Phuket Marina in the 09:30–12:00 window, before the afternoon crowd builds, and walk the gangway onto the vessel while the decks are still cool and half-empty. You present your mobile voucher, step through to the upper deck, and take in the marina channel, the moored yachts, the limestone ridge beyond. You settle into your reserved space. If your yona beach club cabana booking includes a lower-level cabin, you descend toward the waterline, where the light shifts and the marina sits at eye level through the glass. You order a first drink, slide into the terraced pool, and let the morning stretch out flat and quiet. By late morning you claim a lounger at the pool's edge and trade sun for shade under the canvas. You watch the deck fill in stages — small groups first, then the steady build toward afternoon. You swim, you dry off on warm teak, you order again. As the day tips over, the tempo climbs. You move up to the higher deck for the wider view, order something cold, and time your afternoon around the western sky. When the sun drops behind the mainland hills, the sound system rises and the whole vessel shifts from lounge to party. You stay for the turn — the exact moment the floating club changes character beneath your feet.

Everything You Need to Know

Your complete experience guide

All the details about your upcoming adventure in one place

Your Yona Beach Club Cabana Booking Guide

A yona beach club cabana booking reserves you a shaded private cabana set along Guam's eastern reef flats, with lounge seating and direct access to calm lagoon swimming. Guests choosing our beach cabana reservations enjoy dedicated attendant service and an unobstructed view across the Pacific shoreline. Yona beach club cabana booking tours pair reef-side relaxation with easy walking access to the club's dining terrace.

Yona is built on the hull of a decommissioned tin-mining dredge, a rusting industrial relic that once churned the seabed off Phuket for ore. That salvaged steel skeleton, roughly 100 metres of it, was reimagined into a floating leisure vessel moored inside Royal Phuket Marina at Koh Kaeo, on Thepkasattri Road in Mueang district. Where dredge buckets once hauled silt, sun decks and plunge pools now sit above the water. Anyone weighing a yona beach club cabana booking is, in effect, reserving a lounger on a piece of the island's mining heritage. Phuket's fortune was tin long before it was tourism. From the nineteenth century, dredges like this one worked the shallows and estuaries, drawing Hokkien Chinese labour that shaped the island's Sino-Portuguese old town. When the tin market collapsed in the 1980s, the machines were abandoned. Yona's founders took one of these hulks and converted it, opening the reworked vessel as a members-and-guests day club and giving a dead industry an afterlife in hospitality. The semi-submarine cabana phuket concept — cabins set partly below the waterline — nods directly to the vessel's submerged working past. The design leans into that lineage rather than hiding it. Exposed steel, riveted plating and gangway railings are left visible, softened by teak decking, white canvas shades and terraced pools that step down toward the marina channel. The upper deck reads as a conventional beach club; the lower levels, closer to the waterline, carry the ship's memory. Sightlines run across the marina toward the limestone hills of the mainland and the yachts berthed alongside. A phuket floating beach club experience here is as much architectural adaptation as leisure, which is partly why the yona beach club cabana booking tours have become a fixture of the island's marina district. Royal Phuket Marina itself, developed in the 2000s as a luxury waterfront community, provided the sheltered berth that made a permanently moored club viable. The calm inner basin means the vessel barely moves, allowing pools, DJ platforms and dining terraces to operate as if on solid ground. Sunset over the western hills is the daily set piece, the hour when the deck fills and the sound system rises. Today Yona sits among Phuket's marina landmarks as a destination that turned scrap metal into design. It is a reminder that the island's economy has always been drawn from the water — first ore, now leisure. Guests exploring a yona beach club cabana booking tour arrive for the pools and the music, but they board something with a longer story: a working dredge given a second life, still afloat, still earning its keep off the coast of Phuket.

Where dredge buckets once hauled silt from the seabed, sun decks and plunge pools now sit above the water.

Dress code

The dress code is smart casual beachwear: swimsuits, sundresses, linen shirts, and shorts are welcome, but tank tops, cut-off clothing, and athletic sportswear are not permitted in the restaurant and lounge areas. Cover-ups are recommended for the boat transfer between the marina and the floating platform.

Bags & security

Large bags and backpacks must be checked in at the on-site cloakroom before you head to your cabana or pool bed, since storage space on the floating deck is limited. Security screening takes place at the Royal Phuket Marina check-in point prior to shuttle boarding.

Photography

Casual photography with phones and compact cameras is allowed throughout the pool deck, sunset terrace, and rooftop. Flash photography and tripods are restricted around the DJ and pool areas, and professional camera equipment or commercial shoots require prior approval from staff.

Families & strollers

Morning packages (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, 09:30–14:00) admit children from age 4, while the daily afternoon party session is restricted to guests 20 and older. Confirm the session type when arranging a Yona Beach Club cabana booking so the age policy matches your group.

Accessibility

Because Yona Beach Club sits on a floating platform reached only by shuttle boat, guests with mobility limitations should notify staff in advance so boarding assistance can be arranged at the marina pier. The deck layout includes steps between the pool level, sunset terrace, and rooftop, which may be difficult for wheelchair users to navigate independently.

Food & drink

Outside food and beverages are not permitted on board; all dining and drinks must be purchased from the on-site restaurant and four bars once you arrive. Some ticket tiers include a fixed food-and-beverage credit that can be applied toward the seaview restaurant's Mediterranean and coastal menu.

Not allowed

× outside food × outside drinks × glass bottles × weapons × illegal substances × drones × large backpacks × coolers × selfie sticks near the pool × flammable liquids × fireworks × speakers/amplifiers × spearguns × single-use plastic bags

What to bring

✓ swimwear ✓ sunscreen ✓ cover-up or sarong ✓ sunglasses ✓ waterproof phone pouch ✓ cash or card for extras ✓ hat ✓ change of clothes

Opening hours

Mon 14:00 – 21:30

Afternoon-only, quieter crowd

Tue 09:30 – 21:30

Morning chill session runs from open

Wed 14:00 – 21:30

Afternoon-only, quieter crowd

Thu 09:30 – 21:30

Morning chill session runs from open

Fri 14:00 – 21:30

Afternoon-only, busier toward evening

Sat 09:30 – 21:30

Busiest day, book cabanas ahead

Sun 14:00 – 21:30

Afternoon-only, moderate crowd

At a glance

Hours today

Open 09:30–21:30 on shuttle-boat days, 14:00–21:30 on others

Getting there

Car · 20-35 min from most Phuket beach areas · Free parking at marina

Drive to Royal Phuket Marina via Thepkasattri Road; free parking is available at the marina for guests checking in there.

Taxi · 20-40 min from Patong or Kata · 300-600 THB

Metered taxis and ride-hail apps run directly to Royal Phuket Marina or Patong Boat Pier depending on the current seasonal check-in point.

Public transport · 30-45 min from Phuket Town · 30-50 THB

Songthaew shared trucks run along Thepkasattri Road toward Koh Kaeo, then a short walk to the marina check-in desk.

Walk · 5-15 min to the pier · Free

Only practical if your hotel is within the marina or Patong Pier district itself; the club is offshore and reachable solely by shuttle boat.

Cancellation policy

Full refunds are available if you cancel your Yona Beach Club cabana booking at least 24 hours before your scheduled shuttle departure. The 2,500 THB day pass general admission is non-refundable inside that 24-hour window.

Plan your time

How long do you need?

Recommended time

3-4 hours (up to full day with day pass)

Most sessions run three to four hours from shuttle check-in to last call, though a full-day yona beach club cabana booking can stretch past six hours if you arrive early and stay through sunset. Last check-in is typically enforced a couple of hours before closing, since the boat transfer and pool time both need buffer before the final shuttle back. Add thirty minutes for pier queueing on weekends and holidays, when shuttle boats run at capacity; subtract time if you only want the pool and lunch without the full DJ set. Cabanas often sell out for peak slots, so lock in seating before the crowd shifts from chill to party mode.

Crowd levels through the day

Early morning (opening) Light
Late morning Building
Midday Moderate
Early afternoon Busy
Late afternoon (party peak) Very busy
Evening (last hour) Thinning
Plan ahead

When to go — year at a glance

Weather · crowds · average price — dots go green to amber to red as each metric rises.

Winter (Nov-Feb)

Cooler, drier weather with calm seas makes this Phuket's high season, and check-in shifts to Patong Boat Pier; expect the busiest crowds and highest cabana demand around Christmas and New Year.

Spring (Mar-May)

March marks the transition back to Royal Phuket Marina check-in; April is hot and humid with the Songkran holiday driving a short but sharp crowd spike.

Summer (Jun-Aug)

Southwest monsoon season brings occasional rain squalls and choppier shuttle crossings, but midweek visits are noticeably quieter with easier cabana availability.

Autumn (Sep-Oct)

Rainfall remains frequent and seas can be rougher, making this the lowest-crowd stretch of the year, though some morning sessions may be affected by weather delays.

Insider tips

Helpful tips for your visit

Confirm your pier before you go

Check-in location alternates seasonally between Royal Phuket Marina and Patong Boat Pier, so verify the current pier when finalizing a yona beach club cabana booking to avoid missing your shuttle.

Pack a dry bag

Bring a waterproof pouch for phones and valuables since the shuttle crossing and pool areas both involve open water and splashing.

Book cabanas ahead for weekends

Saturday morning sessions and Friday-Sunday afternoons draw the largest crowds, so reserve a cabana or pool bed in advance for those days.

Bring proof of age for entry

The daily afternoon party session requires guests to be 20 or older, so carry ID for the age check at marina check-in.

Use the F&B credit strategically

Some ticket tiers include a fixed food-and-beverage credit redeemable at the on-site restaurant and bars, so plan orders to use it fully before departure.

Check weather during monsoon months

Rain squalls between June and October can occasionally delay shuttle crossings, so build a buffer into your schedule if visiting then.

Arrive with cash or card for extras

Add-on drinks and menu items beyond included credits are settled on-site, so bring a payment method beyond what's pre-paid.

Where to meet

Meeting points

Royal Phuket Marina check-in desk

68 Moo 2, Thepkasattri Rd, Koh Kaeo, Mueang, Phuket 83000, Thailand

Primary check-in point from late March to mid-November

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Patong Boat Pier check-in

Patong Beach, Kathu District, Phuket, Thailand

Seasonal check-in point from mid-November to early April

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Photo spots

Best photo spots

First Level Infinity Pool Deck

Best light · Golden hour, morning

The 22-meter infinity pool on the main level is the signature shot, with the deck chairs and palm-lined edge framing the Andaman Sea beyond the waterline. Stand at the pool's edge nearest the horizon line for the classic overwater angle. This is where most guests planning a yona beach club cabana booking head first for photos before the deck fills up.

Second Floor Sunset Terrace

Best light · Late afternoon light

The Sunset Terrace on level two has its own lounge pool and open sightlines west over the water, making it the spot for warm backlit portraits. Shoot from the terrace railing looking outward rather than back toward the bar area for a cleaner horizon. Best reserved for later in a session since afternoon light is softer here.

Third Level Rooftop Cabanas

Best light · Before 11:00

The rooftop level delivers a 360-degree panorama of the bay and is the highest vantage point on the platform, framed by exclusive cabana daybeds and pool loungers. Shoot from beside the rooftop pool bed area to capture both the open sea and the club's deck levels below.

Main Deck Palm and Daybed Row

Best light · Morning, before crowds

The row of trendy deck chairs and palm accents lining the first-level pool deck gives a resort-style lifestyle shot, popular for a yona beach club cabana booking tour that includes lounge-area portraits. Stand back from the row to get the full line of loungers with the pool as backdrop.

Platform Exterior Waterline View

Best light · On approach by boat

From the boat approach or the outer deck rail, the full floating structure is visible against open Andaman Sea water, giving the widest establishing shot of the club. This angle works only during arrival or departure by shuttle boat.

Gallery

Moments from the experience

With kids

Visiting with kids

Visiting Yona Beach Club with children works best as a slow, sunlit morning rather than an all-day outing, since the venue splits sharply between a family session and an adults-only party later on. Planning your yona beach club cabana booking around this age cutoff makes the whole day much smoother.

Best ages

The morning session (09:30–14:00) admits children aged 4 and up with a live singer and no DJ, while the afternoon party is strictly 20+, so families should never linger past checkout.

Strollers

The floating, multi-level structure with gangways and stairs between the boat transfer and the club is not stroller-friendly, so plan to carry younger kids rather than wheel them.

Facilities

Restrooms, changing rooms and outdoor showers are on site, but there are no dedicated baby-care rooms or changing tables, which reinforces why under-4s are not admitted.

Pacing

Arrive in the 09:30–12:00 window for a calmer floating beach club experience before the pool fills up, giving kids first pick of loungers and shade.

Cabana booking tips

A shaded cabana anchors a family group for the whole morning session, so book it alongside the yona beach club cabana booking tickets in advance rather than hoping for walk-up availability.

Rainy-day plan

Since the venue is a floating structure reached by shuttle boat, rough weather can affect transfers, so build in flexible timing and confirm the shuttle schedule before setting off.

Food & drink

Where to eat nearby

All dining at Yona happens on board, so there is no need to scout nearby streets before your yona beach club cabana booking: a single restaurant and four bars cover the whole day. Cabana packages typically fold in F&B credit that guests redeem directly at these venues rather than paying a la carte.

YONA Restaurant

$$$

On-site — main dining deck

The chef, trained in France, runs a menu blending Japanese and Mediterranean plates with vegetarian and vegan choices; think fresh seafood and shared plates. It fills up fast at lunch, so cabana guests often order early to lock in a table window.

Pool Bar

$$

On-site — poolside

Set beside the 22-meter infinity pool, this is the easiest stop for a quick cocktail or fruit plate between swims and suits guests wanting minimal fuss.

Sunset Terrace Bar

$$

On-site — second floor

A calmer spot for wine and light bites as the afternoon session winds down, less packed than the pool level during peak hours.

Rooftop Bar

$$

On-site — third floor

Signature cocktails with a 360-degree bay view; best for a slow evening drink rather than a full meal, and quieter earlier in the day.

Customer Reviews

What travelers say

Real experiences from real travelers

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Marisol T.
Spain · 2026-06-18

Lagoon-side afternoon

We spent a slow afternoon here and the yona beach club cabana booking made the whole day easy, our spot faced the calm lagoon with shade the entire time. The breeze off the water kept things cool even at midday. Staff refilled our drinks without us having to flag anyone down.

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Daniel K.
United States · 2026-05-30

Worth the reservation

Reserving ahead through the yona beach club cabana booking tour option meant we walked straight to a made-up daybed instead of hunting for chairs. By late afternoon the light on the turquoise water turned gold and photos came out great. The rattan loungers were actually comfortable, not just for show.

Y
Yuki M.
Japan · 2026-07-02

Great water, busy midday

Arrived around noon and it was lively, though our cabana gave us a shaded pocket away from the crowd. The snorkeling just off the beach club shoreline was clearer than I expected. One star off only because the walk from parking is longer than the map suggests.

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Ana Paula R.
Brazil · 2026-04-11

Calm and breezy

The infinity pool blends right into the sea view and our shaded daybed sat close enough to slip in and out all day. I liked that yona beach club cabana booking tickets were tied to a specific numbered spot so there was no confusion on arrival. Sunset over the palms was soft and pink.

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Liam O.
Ireland · 2026-03-22

Easy day out

Booking the cabana in advance saved us from the midday scramble for loungers along the shoreline. The lagoon water was warm and shallow enough for our slower swimmers. Cold coconuts and a steady sea breeze all afternoon.

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Sofia H.
Germany · 2026-01-28

Shade all day

Our reserved cabana had proper curtains, so we stayed out of the strong sun from morning through late afternoon. The yona beach club cabana booking tours desk sorted our numbered daybed in under a minute. Clear water and a gentle lagoon current made floating easy.

C
Carlos M.
Mexico · 2025-11-14

Good but arrive early

The beach club fills up fast, and I'd suggest the cabana reservation if you want guaranteed shade near the water. We caught a light rain shower around three but the covered daybed kept us dry. Turquoise lagoon views the whole time.

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Nadia P.
United Arab Emirates · 2025-09-05

Sunset from the daybed

We timed our yona beach club cabana booking for the afternoon and stayed through a warm, breezy sunset over the palms. The reef just off the sand was full of small fish when we snorkeled. Loungers were spacious enough for our group of four.

T
Tom B.
Australia · 2025-06-19

Relaxed lagoon day

Spent the whole day floating in the shallow turquoise water and retreating to the shade when the sun got high. The Yona Beach Club shoreline is calmer than the open ocean beaches nearby. Staff were friendly and kept the drinks coming.

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Elena V.
Italy · 2025-02-10

Nice but crowded

The lagoon and palm-lined shoreline are lovely, but midweek it still felt packed near the pool. Our cabana gave us a quieter shaded corner, which helped. Water was clear and warm even in the cooler season.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know for your journey

Around the corner

Nearby landmarks worth a detour

Royal Phuket Marina waterfront

0 min

landmark

The check-in point itself is a marina lined with yachts, restaurants, and boutique shops worth browsing before or after your shuttle.

Koh Kaeo mangrove viewpoint

10 min

viewpoint

A quiet coastal lookout near Koh Kaeo offering views over the marina channel and surrounding hills.

Wat Koh Kaew temple

8 min

landmark

A local Buddhist temple near the marina district reflecting everyday Thai religious life away from the tourist strip.

Boat Lagoon Marina

10 min

landmark

A neighboring marina and yacht-servicing hub with waterfront cafes and boat-building yards.

Where to stay

Where to stay nearby

Royal Phuket Marina district

0-5 min

luxury

Waterfront condos and marina-side residences within walking distance of the check-in desk.

Patong Beach district

20-30 min drive

mid-range

Wide range of hotels near the alternate seasonal check-in pier, close to Bangla Road nightlife.

Kamala district

20 min drive

boutique

Quieter beachfront boutique resorts north of Patong, popular with couples.

Phuket Town district

25 min drive

budget

Budget guesthouses and heritage-style boutique stays near the old town's Sino-Portuguese shophouses.

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