The tickets at a glance
| Offer | What you buy | Price (Oct. 2026) | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Patong Boxing Stadium entry ticket | A seat for the evening; the listing mentions a ringside seat, a T-shirt and hotel transfer (check on the page) | from $45 per person (rated 4.7) | Most travellers | See |
| Muay Thai Fight at Patong Boxing Stadium | Ticket for the evening, fights from 9 pm to nearly midnight | price on the page | Comparing with the main offer | See |
| Live Muay Thai at Bangla Boxing Stadium, with T-shirt | Ticket for Patong's other stadium, T-shirt included | price on the page | Those who want the Bangla | See |
| VIP ringside ticket at the stadium box office | Ringside seat | 1,800 THB, against 1,500 THB for the stands, according to the stadium's website | Seeing the ring up close |
"From" prices change with the date and the seller. Box-office prices come from the Patong Boxing Stadium's website and should be confirmed.
Two stadiums not to mix up
Patong has two venues that travellers often confuse: the Patong Boxing Stadium (Sai Nam Yen Road) and the Bangla Boxing Stadium (Soi Banzaan, behind Jungceylon, near Bangla Road). Each sells its own tickets. Before paying, look at the stadium name and the meeting point on the confirmation. For the second one, see the Muay Thai in Phuket page.
Stands or ringside
Stands. About 1,500 THB at the Patong Boxing Stadium box office. A decent view of the ring and a good atmosphere.
Ringside (VIP). About 1,800 THB at the box office, the seat closest to the fighters. This is what you buy to watch the blows, the sweat and the trainers in the corners. According to the stadium's website, a stadium T-shirt comes with every ticket.
With transfer. Some listings add the ride from your hotel: handy if you stay far from Patong, see getting around Phuket. Read what is included before comparing two prices.
Times and days
The main listing states fights from 9 pm to 11 pm; another mentions an evening running until about midnight. Doors open around 7:30 or 8 pm depending on the source, and the first fight is around 9 pm. Fight days vary by stadium (one source cites Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday for the Bangla): confirm the date before buying. The ticket is valid only for the date chosen and re-entry is not allowed.
How an evening goes
An evening strings together several fights, with young Thai boxers and sometimes foreigners, set to the traditional orchestra and the wai khru ritual before each bout. It is loud and some fights are violent: not a show for young children.
Completing the evening
After the fight, Bangla Road is close by, see the Patong guide and the Patong district. To step into the ring yourself, the Muay Thai camp in Phuket. Keep an eye on prices and pushy sellers: scams and safety in Phuket.
FAQ
How much is a Muay Thai ticket in Patong?
From $45 per person on GetYourGuide (October 2026); at the Patong Boxing Stadium box office, 1,500 THB for the stands and 1,800 THB ringside according to its website.
Is ringside worth it?
If you want to see the blows up close, yes; to discover the atmosphere, the stands are enough.
What time do the fights start?
The first fight is around 9 pm, and doors open about an hour earlier.
Can I cancel?
The main offer allows free cancellation up to 24 hours before; other resellers refuse cancellation and rescheduling. Read the seller's terms.
Should I tip?
It is not compulsory; boxers may ask for a tip after the fight. Carry small notes.
