Muay Thai, also known as Thai boxing, is the national sport in Thailand. To spend an exciting evening during your trip, join the crowd at the boxing stadium and experience this ancient Thai martial art up close. Wondering where and when to watch a Muay Thai fight in Bangkok? Discover the complete list of the most popular Thai boxing stadiums in Bangkok with the city's fight schedule, and book Bangkok Muay Thai fight tickets.
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Thai Boxing Stadiums in Bangkok
As can be expected, the most important Thai boxing stadiums can be found in the capital city of Thailand, Bangkok. There are 9 Thai boxing venues that present the events of Muay Thai in Bangkok:
- Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium
- Lumpinee Boxing Stadium
- World Siam Stadium
- Channel 7 Boxing Stadium
- MBK Center Boxing Stadium
- Siam Omnoi Boxing Stadium
- Rangsit Boxing Stadium
- Jitmuangnon Stadium
- Thupatemi Boxing Stadium
Most Popular Muay Thai Stadium in Bangkok
The oldest and most prestigious stadiums in the city are Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium and Lumpinee Boxing Stadium.
1. Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium
Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium is the oldest Muay Thai stadium in Bangkok and the second largest boxing stadium in Thailand. It is also the most popular Thai boxing stadium, as there are Muay Thai fight events every night and the stadium is situated very close to the old city and Khao San Road, making it more accessible for tourists.
To ensure your visit to the oldest Muay Thai venue in the city, you need to book tickets to Rajadamnern Stadium.
2. Lumpinee Boxing Stadium
Lumpinee Boxing Stadium is another important Muay Thai stadium in Bangkok, where all professional fighters aspire to fight one day. Operated by the Thai Army, the stadium is located outside the city center, close to Don Muang Airport. Currently, Muay Thai fight events at this boxing stadium take place on Fridays and Saturdays, so it can only be visited if a weekend in Bangkok is part of your Thailand trip plan.
To see the highest level of Muay Thai fights in Thailand at a more affordable price, visit Bangkok on weekend and book your tickets to Lumpinee Boxing Stadium in advance.
Other Thai Boxing Stadiums
Most of the other less-known Muay Thai stadiums in Bangkok started overcharging foreigners with 1,500 THB, so visiting them only makes sense if you are looking for a more local experience. However, there are still venues in Bangkok that allow to watch Muay Thai fights for free on specific days of the month.
3. World Siam Stadium
World Siam Stadium is one of the newest Thai boxing stadiums in the capital city. This Muay Thai Bangkok venue is located at Tawanna Bangkapi Community Market in Bang Kapi District. Even if the stadium is not that big, watching Muay Thai here might be a good idea, as the stadium's location next to a huge shopping mall The Mall Bang Kapi lets you combine shopping with an event of Muay Thai in Bangkok.
4. Channel 7 Boxing Stadium
Channel 7 Boxing Stadium used to be a local secret venue for Muay Thai enthusiasts, but now it also attracts tourists to watch Thai boxing fights on weekends. The matches at the stadium are filmed and broadcast on Channel 7. The stadium is compact and is filled up for most of the events. At this Muay Thai stadium you need to respect the dress code with no shorts, no sandals or flip-flops, and no T-shirts (shirts must have a collar).
5. MBK Center Boxing Stadium
MBK Center is actually not the usual Muay Thai stadium but a gigantic shopping center, where you can find everything, including high-end products. However, it is a good place to see free Muay Thai fights in Bangkok, as there are two monthly Thai boxing match events taking place at the boxing ring of MBK shopping center. This place often attracts a large audience, so the atmosphere is very bustling, and you can watch great women's matches.
6. Siam Omnoi Boxing Stadium
Siam Boxing Stadium, also known as Omnoi Stadium, is a Muay Thai venue located in the neighboring Samut Sakhon province, west of Bangkok. It's a smaller venue where you get to experience watching Muay Thai fights with locals. There are a large number of professional fighters here, including Muay Thai fighters from abroad.
7. Rangsit Boxing Stadium
Rangsit Boxing Stadium is a Muay Thai venue located in the neighboring province of Pathum Thani, north of Bangkok. This is more like a traditional Thai boxing stadium, which is mainly visited by locals.
8. Jitmuangnon Stadium
Jitmuangnon Stadium is a local Muay Thai stadium in Nonthaburi, north of Bangkok. While the boxing stadium wasn't operating for some time, starting from November 2025, weekly events were returned to this stadium and are broadcast on Channel 8 and on the Pryde TV app. Here you can witness authentic Muay Thai fights and enjoy a thrilling and action-packed time as professional fighters compete in traditional Muay Thai bouts.
9. Thupatemi Boxing Stadium
Thupatemi Boxing Stadium is a local Thai boxing venue in Pathum Thani, north of Bangkok. Here you can witness authentic Muay Thai fights and enjoy a thrilling and action-packed time as local and international fighters compete in traditional Muay Thai bouts.
Muay Thai Fight Tickets in Bangkok
Ticket prices at the main Thai boxing stadiums in Bangkok depend on the type of seat, as you can choose from grandstand seats, ringside seats, and VIP seats (available at Rajadamnern Stadium).
As there are different Muay Thai events at Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, ticket prices there also depend on the type of the event.
Other Muay Thai stadiums that are less frequently visited by tourists normally charge for admission with no seats assigned.
Where it is available, it is advisable to book tickets online in advance to ensure your admission. Seat availability can be checked, and tickets can be booked via the links and forms provided below.
Muay Thai Fight Ticket Prices in Bangkok
The current prices of Bangkok Muay Thai tickets and the best places to book tickets for each stadium.
1. Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium
Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium ticket prices:
- 1,000 THB in 3rd Class
- 1,500 THB in 2nd Class
- 1,800 THB in Club Class
- 2,500 THB at the Ringside
- 3,500 THB at the VIP counter with free-flow beer
- 4,500 THB at the VIP lounge with free-flow beer
Pay attention that the 3rd class tickets are often not available!
Book tickets online: Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium Tickets.
To make sure that you are getting the best deal, also check the ticket offer here: Muay Thai Match Ticket at Rajadamnern Stadium.
2. Lumpinee Boxing Stadium
Lumpinee Boxing Stadium ticket prices are more affordable than at Rajadamnern. Depending on the day and event, you can choose from the following ticket price options:
Tickets to the ONE Lumpinee event (Fridays):
- 1,000 THB for Cat 3 (Grandstand Normal Seat)
- 2,000 THB for Cat 2 (Grandstand Upper Seat)
- 2,750 THB for Cat 1 (Grandstand Lower Seat)
- 3,500 THB for Ringside Seat
Book tickets online: ONE Lumpinee Tickets
Tickets to the special monthly ONE Fight Night on Saturday morning:
- 1,200 THB for Cat 3 (Grandstand Normal Seat)
- 2,400 THB for Cat 2 (Grandstand Upper Seat)
- 3,750 THB for Cat 1 (Grandstand Lower Seat)
- 4,500 THB for Ringside Seat
Book tickets online: ONE Fight Night Tickets
Tickets to the LWC Super Champ and Lumpinee Super Fight events (Saturdays):
- 1,000 THB for Grandstand Seat
- 1,500 THB for Club Class (Chair Seat)
- 2,000 THB for Ringside Seat
Book tickets online: Lumpinee Boxing Stadium Tickets
To make sure that you are getting the best deal, also check here: Muay Thai Match Tickets at Lumpinee Boxing Stadium.
3. World Siam Stadium
World Siam Stadium ticket price is the same for all events:
- 1,000 THB for general admission
However, depending on the event, you might get a small discount or a gift, such as a free Muay Thai t-shirt.
Book tickets online: World Siam Stadium Tickets
4. Siam Omnoi Boxing Stadium & Rangsit Boxing Stadium
Siam Boxing Stadium and Rangsit Boxing Stadium are Muay Thai venues located in the suburbs of Bangkok. These boxing stadiums are mainly visited by locals and ticket prices for foreigners are much higher:
- 1,500 THB for foreigners
Tickets can only be purchased at the stadium before the event.
5. Bangkok Muay Thai Stadiums without Tickets
The best thing about watching Muay Thai in Bangkok is that several days a month there are Thai boxing events that can be attended for free.
If your stay in Bangkok corresponds with Muay Thai events at Channel 7 Boxing Stadium or MBK Center, you can easily give them a try.
Muay Thai Fight Schedule in Bangkok
With 9 boxing stadiums available for your choice, in Bangkok you can find a Muay Thai event on any day of the week. On most days you can choose from 2 or 3 fight events.
Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium is the only venue in Bangkok where Muay Thai fight events are organized daily. All other stadiums open their doors once, twice, or thrice a week, mainly on weekends.
The highest quality of Muay Thai fights in Bangkok can be expected on weekends, when Lumpinee Boxing Stadium is hosting its own championship events as well as ONE Lumpinee and ONE Fight Night events organized by ONE Championship (ONE). The most important Muay Thai fight events at Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium also take place on Saturday nights.
World Siam Stadium is one of the newer boxing stadiums in Bangkok offering a busy Muay Thai fight schedule with different fight events 3 days a week.
In Bangkok, most of the fight nights are scheduled to start at around 18:00-19:00, even if on weekends you can find events that start much earlier, as they are broadcast on TV. Normally, in the event there are 6-8 fights, and it lasts for 2 to 3 hours, but it's not uncommon for the fight night to take longer than that.
Discover a detailed Bangkok Muay Thai fight schedule.
Muay Thai Events Tonight
Explore a detailed list of the Muay Thai fight events today at the Thai capital's boxing stadiums here:
Looking for the most popular option? Get tickets to Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium, which is the only Bangkok venue offering Muay Thai fight events daily and in the most convenient location.