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playfields in selecting our case studies. Therefore, three playfields in Phaya Thai district comprising:
1) the Public Relations Department playfield, 2) Soi Phranang playfield, and 3) Soi LueCha Police Communal
Flat playfield were selected to represent playfield size A, B, and C as our case studies, respectively. One
hundred and seventy-one respondents were interviewed through questionnaire. The majority of the
playfield users were male (74.90%), student (56.70%), came to playfield for jogging (24%), used playfield
three to four days per week (49.10%), and spent time at playfield about two hours per time (27.50%). One-
way analysis of variance was performed to compare the attitudes of playfield users between different sizes
of playfields. There were significant differences in playfield-users’ attitudes on service, accessibility,
convenience, and safety facets in accordance with the assumption that the playfields were designed and
allocated differently in terms of quantity of equipment and service area. Furthermore, there was no
significant difference in playfield sizes toward convenience when users accessed playfields by walking or
bicycling. In other words, users of all sizes of playfields expressed the same positive attitude at the highest
level .ǰ ǰ , measured by Likert scale. It implied that when accessing playfield by walking, the average
convenient distance and time was 230 meters and 6.94 minutes, respectively. While traveling to playfield
by riding bicycle, the average travel distance and travel time the playfield users feel highly convenient was
410 meters and 9.67 minutes, correspondingly.

Keywords: Playfield, Active Recreation, Behaviors, Attitudes, Travel Distance, Travel Time

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