You have quite a few places to watch Muay Thai in Bangkok. You can go to Rajadamnern Muay Thai Stadium, Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, Channel 7 Boxing Stadium, Siam Boxing Stadium (Omnoi), World Siam Stadium, and Rangsit Boxing Stadium.
The best place to watch Muay Thai in Bangkok depends on the kind of experience your’re looking for. Larger stadiums and smaller venues each have their pros and cons and are exciting for different reasons. Read each of the stadium guides on MuayThaiStadiums.com for a better idea of what each stadium offers in terms of fights and atmospheres.
On average, it costs between 500 Thai Baht and 3,500 Thai Baht for tickets to watch Muay Thai in Bangkok.
If you want to watch Muay Thai for free in Thailand, Channel 7 Boxing Stadium doesn’t charge for tickets. However, as of July 2023 the stadium is currently closed to the public until further notice.
Even if you’re not a fight fan, watching Muay Thai in Bangkok will be a memory that lives with you forever.
Yes. Mostly all the Muay Thai stadiums in Bangkok allow kids to enter. Keep in mind, though, that Muay Thai is, at times, a brutally unforgiving sport. Fighters get cut. The get knocked out. And they are sometimes carried out of the ring on stretchers. Most of them heal up rather quickly. But for sensitive children, it could be too much to take in.
Unlike at some of the religious and historical sites in Bangkok, there is no dress code to enter the Muay Thai stadiums. That said, Thais tend to dress in long pants and polo shirts or button-down shirts when attending the stadiums.
Staff at Muay Thai stadiums around Bangkok go to great measures to make sure spectators are safe and enjoying themselves at all times.
No. Most of the gamblers who attend the stadiums are working-class Thais who enjoy betting on the fights. In all my years of going to the stadiums (since 2007), I’ve never seen a gambler bother a non-Thai spectator.
Yes. Most Muay Thai stadiums in Bangkok sell beer at the venues. The only exception is the for the day-time events at Siam Boxing Stadium (Omnoi) and Channel 7 Boxing Stadium.
Do you do tours. My son and nephew are Muay Thai fanatics and we will be booking seats to watch but I would love for them to have a tour and maybe meet some fighters ?
Hi Wendy,
We don’t offer tours. But sounds like that could be a good idea for the future!
My son is studying abroad in Singapore and will be in Bangkok on 6/7. He likes MMA and hoped to get tickets to One 167, closer to the ring. Do you know of any place where I could purchase them for him?
Hi Stuart,
Yes, you can get them from Thai Ticket Major: https://www.thaiticketmajor.com/sport/one-167.html