Bangla Boxing Stadium Tickets

What Your Muay Thai Ticket Includes

Muay Thai tickets at Bangla Boxing Stadium cover the full fight card for that night, and a free stadium T-shirt comes with every seat. Two seating options are available. Stadium seating gives you raised amphitheater views around the ring at 1,600 THB, while Ringside puts you at the edge of the canvas at 2,000 THB. Both seats cost the same whether you book online through this page or pay at the gate, so reserving ahead simply secures your seat. Our guide to watching Muay Thai live explains how each seating tier feels once the bouts begin. Drinks and snacks are sold separately at the bars and vendor stands inside.

What to Expect on Fight Night

Doors open at 8:00 PM and the first bout starts at 9:00 PM. A typical card runs eight bouts and finishes around midnight. Muay Thai runs every night of the week, and mixed martial arts bouts join the card on Wednesday and Saturday. Each event opens with the Wai Kru Ram Muay, the ritual dance fighters perform before competing, accompanied by live Sarama music played at ringside. An English-speaking commentator calls the action through the night, so you can follow the scoring and the story of each fight even if this is your first time at a Thai stadium. If you have never been to a fight night, our guide on watching Muay Thai in Phuket covers arrival timing and what happens between bouts.

Inside the Stadium

The stadium is an open-air, two-level arena seating around 900 spectators across the Stadium and Ringside sections. Natural ventilation and ceiling fans keep the air moving, so dress for a warm Phuket evening rather than an air-conditioned theatre. Amphitheater-style seating wraps the ring, which keeps sightlines clear from every section. The ground floor has bars and snack vendors. Families are welcome, and free child seating is available on request at the box office. Our Bangla Stadium Patong guide walks through the venue section by section.

How to Book Muay Thai Tickets and What Happens When You Arrive

Choose your fight date and Muay Thai ticket type on this page, then complete checkout. Payments are handled by PayPal and Omise/Opn, and your confirmation arrives by email. Bring that confirmation with you, printed or on your phone, and present it at the box office when you arrive. Aim to get there before the 9:00 PM start so you have time to collect your T-shirt and find your seat. Once tickets are sold, all sales are final. Refunds, exchanges and cancellations are not available, except when an event is cancelled or valid tickets cannot be delivered. For questions about an existing booking, contact the stadium by phone or WhatsApp before you travel.

Getting to the Stadium

Bangla Boxing Stadium sits at 155/16 Phang Muang Sai Kor Road in Patong, directly behind Jungceylon Shopping Center and across from Banzaan Fresh Market. Most Patong hotels are a 10 to 20 minute walk away, and Bangla Road is a few minutes on foot. A tuk-tuk within Patong usually runs 100 to 200 THB, and a taxi from Phuket International Airport is around 800 to 1,000 THB. For parking or drop-off, the box office team can point you to the nearest space when you arrive.

Good to Know Before You Go

The stadium has hosted fight nights in Patong since 22 April 2004, growing from its original home on Bangla Road to the current arena behind Jungceylon. Cards feature Thai and international fighters, and the line-up changes nightly. Our guide to Phuket Muay Thai fights explains how a card builds from the opening bouts to the main event. Seats fill faster through the November to April high season, so booking a day or two ahead is worth it. For anything not covered here, including group Muay Thai ticket bookings, message the stadium on WhatsApp at +66 98 014 4264 or email [email protected].