Rajadamnern Stadium Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Rajadamnern Stadium. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Bangkok Private Highlights Tour with Local Guide

• In and Around Bangkok Private Tour Guide with Custom Experience

• Bangkok Muay Thai Boxing: All-Class Tickets at Rajadamnern Stadium

• Muay Thai Boxing Match Tickets at Rajadamnern Stadium in Bangkok

• Rajadamnern Stadium: The Real Muay Thai Boxing Experience

The price to visit Rajadamnern Stadium varies depending on which fight you watch and the seating area selected. Standard seats for Muay Thai events typically start from around 1,500–2,000 baht, while premium ringside seats cost significantly more. It’s also usually cheaper to book in advance compared to on the day.

Yes, the Rajadamnern Stadium is worth visiting, especially if you're interested in experiencing authentic Muay Thai at one of Thailand's best-known boxing venues. Consider prebooking your admission to guarantee a seat on your preferred date and enter sooner. Some packages also include VIP lounge access with drinks and snacks.

Per one customer who booked the Bangkok Muay Thai Boxing: All-Class Tickets at Rajadamnern Stadium, "It was an amazing experience. There was not a bad seat. I highly recommend this to any first-timers coming to Bangkok."

Muay Thai matches take place at Rajadamnern Stadium, just as they have since the stadium opened back in 1945. Events don’t take place every night, and they often are held on nights when the other big Muay Thai arena, Lumpinee, doesn’t have any scheduled matches.

Yes, you can book tickets for Rajadamnern Stadium in advance, both online and at the box office. However, many people prefer to show up just before a match and purchase tickets at the box office, right before an event starts. Day-of tickets are subject to availability.

It depends. Tickets to Rajadamnern Stadium vary in price, and seats at ringside or in the VIP section will cost you more. The very cheapest seats are only available for Thai citizens, but foreign visitors can buy seats in most of the sections. VIP tickets include free snacks and drinks.

Yes, you can take photos at Rajadamnern Stadium, as long as you aren’t disturbing the fighters or other guests in the process. Taking video is allowed as long as you aren’t blocking anyone’s views, but those wanting to shoot commercially should make advance arrangements with the stadium.

The best way to Rajadamnern Stadium is by public transportation. Take the BTS Skytrain either to Ratchathewi Station or Victory Monument Station or board the Metro to Sam Yot Station. Then, take a taxi the rest of the way. Bus lines 157, 201, 503, and 509 stop near the stadium.

Yes, there are plenty of restaurants to visit after attending a match at Rajadamnern Stadium. You’ll find a particular abundance of dining options in the nearby Khao San Road backpacker enclave, which offers everything from lively bars to low-key vegetarian restaurants to street-food vendors.

There are tons of things to do when you're done visiting the Rajadamnern Stadium. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Bangkok:

• Grand Palace

• Temple of the Reclining Buddha

• Temple of the Dawn

• Bangkok Chinatown

• Pak Khlong Talat Flower Market

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Bangkok.