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Muay Thai fighters in the ring at a Bangkok stadium, crowd behind

Muay Thai in Phuket (2026) – Bangla & Patong Stadiums

Last updated: October 2026

Two stadiums in Patong run tourist-friendly fight nights with the first bout around 21:00 — late enough to fit after dinner or a cabaret show. Stadium seats are about 1,500 THB, ringside about 1,800–1,900 THB.

The two stadiums

Phuket Muay Thai stadiums 2026
Bangla Boxing StadiumPatong Boxing Stadium
WhereSoi Banzaan, behind JungceylonSainamyen Road, Patong
Fight nightsMost nights — confirm your dateMonday to Saturday
First boutAbout 21:00 (doors ~20:00–20:30)About 21:00
Stadium seatAbout 1,500 THBAbout 1,500 THB
VIP / ringsideAbout 1,900 THBAbout 1,800 THB

Some Patong Stadium tickets include a free shuttle from Patong, Kata and Karon hotels.

Prices checked October 2026 against operator pages, booking platforms and recent visitor reports. They change — confirm before you pay.

Tips

  • Prices come mostly from booking platforms; door prices can differ.
  • Bangla’s fight nights vary between listings — check the date on your ticket.
  • Ringside is worth it for photos; stadium seats see everything.
  • Ignore street sellers and promo trucks offering “discount” tickets.

Bigger cards and history: Rajadamnern and Lumpinee in Bangkok.

How much are Muay Thai tickets in Phuket?

About 1,500 THB for a stadium seat and about 1,800–1,900 THB for VIP or ringside at the Patong stadiums.

What time do fights start at Bangla Boxing Stadium?

The first bout is usually around 21:00, with doors around 20:00–20:30.

Related: Bangla Road, Simon Cabaret, Phuket nightlife

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