Fight Days: 
Fight Time: 9 pm – 11 pm | Number of Fights: 8
Location: Sainamyen Rd. PatongExperience the raw energy and traditional spirit of Muay Thai at Phuket’s Patong Boxing Stadium on Sainamyen Road! Choose from two seating options: premium Ringside tickets at 1,800 Thai Baht, featuring comfortable leather recliners with an intimate view of the action, or Stadium seats at 1,500 Thai Baht, offering a panoramic perspective from the grandstand and bench seating around the ring. Stay cool with wall-mounted fans while following the fights on large TV screens, complete with expert English commentary that keeps you informed throughout each match. Don’t miss your chance to witness this exciting spectacle – secure your tickets today!
Fight Schedule & Ticket Prices
Patong Boxing Stadium hosts authentic Muay Thai fights six nights a week, making it one of Phuket’s most active venues for experiencing Thailand’s national sport.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Fight Days | Every night except Sunday |
| Schedule | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday |
| Fight Time | 9:00 PM – 11:30 PM (approximately 2.5 hours) |
| Doors Open | 8:00 PM (arrive early to choose your seats) |
| Number of Fights | 8 bouts per night (5 rounds each) |
| Closed | Sunday (no fights) |
Ticket Options
Ringside Seats – 1,800 THB
- Premium leather recliner seating
- Intimate ringside view of all the action
- Large TV screens with expert English commentary
- Perfect for photography and close-up experience
- Limited availability – book early!
Stadium Seats – 1,500 THB
- Panoramic grandstand view
- Comfortable bench seating around the ring
- See the whole arena and crowd atmosphere
- Good ventilation with wall-mounted fans
- Great value for authentic Muay Thai experience
⚡ Book early – Ringside seats are limited and sell out quickly!
Patong Boxing Stadium Muay Thai Arena
The Muay Thai Arena at Patong Boxing Stadium is a must-visit for fight enthusiasts. It is one of the largest stadiums in Southern Thailand and the main venue in Patong Beach, Phuket. Great ambiance, ventilation, dimly lit arena with an energetic crowd gives off a little of an underground fight. The doors open approximately one hour before the fight starts roughly around 9pm and close at around 11:30 pm. The stadium hosts fights every night except Sunday. Please note that the stadium crowd can get loud, which may affect sensitive individuals. Also, keep in mind that Muay Thai is an extreme sport involving acts of violence and may not be suitable for those who do not enjoy combat fights.
Patong Boxing Stadium Thai Boxing
Here, skilled fighters demonstrate their techniques and agility, bringing the ancient art of Thai Boxing to life in thrilling bouts. Prepare for an action-packed evening as you watch authentic Thai Boxing matches on one of the biggest rings in southern Thailand! Patong Boxing Stadium, with a capacity for hundreds of people, offers fights every night except Sunday. Fighters come from all around the globe, and the stadium hosts men’s, women’s, and junior bouts, including title matches.
Patong Boxing Stadium Muay Thai Fights
Immerse yourself in the adrenaline-pumping excitement of Muay Thai fights at Patong Boxing Stadium. Witness professional fighters from various weight divisions showcasing their skills and strategies in thrilling displays of martial prowess. The matches start with children’s fights and progress to adult matches, totaling about 7 to 10 fights per night, each consisting of 5 rounds, and lasting approximately 2 and a half hours. The stadium regularly features top-tier fights with international fighters throughout the week.
What to Expect at Patong Boxing Stadium
Are you ready to immerse yourself in the captivating ambiance of dimly lit arenas and an energetic crowd, creating an underground fight-like atmosphere? Patong Boxing Stadium offers excellent ventilation and background music from a live band, elevating the overall experience. You’ll notice that the majority of the audience consists of foreigners rather than locals. Be sure to keep an eye out for signs stating that gambling is prohibited at the stadium. If you’re interested in training, you can conveniently opt for one-on-one sessions, priced at just 500 baht per hour. An excellent offer indeed!
Wai Kru Dance
The Wai Kru dance is a sacred tradition in Muay Thai, showcasing deep-rooted cultural heritage. Before each bout, fighters perform this ritualistic dance, paying homage to teachers, ancestors, and the sport’s spirits. It expresses respect, gratitude, and seeks blessings for an honorable fight. The dance symbolizes mental and spiritual preparation, connecting with Muay Thai’s essence, adding grace and reverence to the intense battles, and upholding tradition and honor.
Muay Thai Styles
Muay Thai boasts diverse combat styles, each with unique characteristics and techniques. Among the seven key styles are Muay Femur, known for its tricky moves, Muay Khao, delivering devastating knee strikes, Muay Mud, relying on powerful punches, and Muay Tae, unleashing deadly kicks. Muay Sok excels in expert elbow strikes, while Muay Plam specializes in clinching techniques. Lastly, Muay Farang incorporates techniques from other martial arts. These styles enrich the sport, creating a captivating and dynamic martial art adored by practitioners and spectators alike.
Bookings and Reservations
Booking via WhatsApp is quick and friendly. For the transfer service please contact the agency directly. At the stadium, payment options include cash or a 5% credit card service fee. For extra benefits like a free pick-up service, please contact the stadium directly.
Food and Drinks
You can expect delightful food served by helpful staff right at your seat. Enjoy popcorn, soda and refreshing beer while watching thrilling Muay Thai fights. For heartier options, try the reasonably priced French fries and burgers. It’s the perfect destination for both sports enthusiasts and food lovers.
The Vicinity
Surrounding the stadium are diverse shops, malls, and activities, including Jungceylon Shopping Mall, Patong Night Market, Patong Beach, bars, nightclubs, Naina Hotel, and a sporting goods store.
Frequently Asked Questions
When are fights at Patong Boxing Stadium?
Muay Thai fights are held six nights a week: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, starting at 9:00 PM. The stadium is closed on Sunday.
How much are tickets to Patong Boxing Stadium?
- Ringside seats: 1,800 Thai Baht (comfortable leather recliners with intimate ringside view)
- Stadium seats: 1,500 Thai Baht (panoramic grandstand view with bench seating)
Both options include access to English commentary on large TV screens and food/beverage service at your seat.
Where is Patong Boxing Stadium located?
The stadium is located at 2/59 Sainamyen Road, behind Patong Police Station. It’s approximately 15-20 minutes walk from central Patong, or a short tuk-tuk/taxi ride. We recommend booking transport as the stadium’s location can be tricky to find on foot.
What time should I arrive?
Doors open at 8:00 PM (one hour before fights start). We recommend arriving by 8:30 PM to:
- Choose your preferred seat (stadium seating)
- Order food and drinks before fights begin
- Experience the pre-fight atmosphere and traditional music
Are children allowed?
Yes, children are welcome. However, please note:
- Muay Thai involves extreme combat and may not be suitable for very young or sensitive children
- The stadium can get very loud with crowd noise and music
- Consider your child’s tolerance for combat sports before booking
Can I order food and drinks during fights?
Absolutely! The stadium offers full food and beverage service:
- Beer, soda, water, and refreshments
- Popcorn, French fries, burgers
- Delivered directly to your seat throughout the event
- Reasonably priced (comparable to local restaurants)
Is there a dress code?
No strict dress code. Casual, comfortable clothing is perfect. Consider:
- It can get warm (good ventilation but tropical climate)
- Wear comfortable shoes if walking from Patong center
- Avoid overly formal attire – this is a casual sporting event
How do I book tickets?
Three ways to book:
- Online Booking
- Book through our website
- Instant email/WhatsApp confirmation
- Secure payment
- WhatsApp Booking (Fast & friendly)
- Message: +66 80 640 4565
- Tell us: Date, number of tickets, seat type
- Instant confirmation
- At Venue (Subject to availability)
- Pay at door on fight night
- Cash or credit card (+5% fee)
- Risk of sold out, especially busy nights
Is transfer service available?
Yes, transfer service can be arranged. Available for hotels in Patong, Kata, and Karon areas. Please contact us via WhatsApp for pricing and pickup arrangements.
Can I take photos during fights?
Generally yes, photography is allowed. Please:
- Be respectful of fighters and other guests
- Avoid blocking views with your camera
- Turn off camera sounds during sacred Wai Kru ceremony
Getting to Patong Boxing Stadium Phuket
The stadium is located on Sainamyen Road behind Patong Police Station, you can choose between taking a tuk-tuk or a taxi. If you prefer to walk, it will take approximately 15 to 20 minutes from your starting point along Sai Namyen Road to reach the stadium. However, it is recommended to book a taxi or tuk-tuk as the stadium’s location may be a bit challenging to locate. The stadium’s address is 2/59 Sainamyen Rd, Tambon Patong, Amphoe Kathu, Chang Wat Phuket 83150.
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