Est. 1945 · Old Bangkok

Rajadamnern Stadium Tickets

The world's oldest dedicated Muay Thai stadium.

Rajadamnern Stadium — Muay Thai venue in BangkokEst. 1945 · Old Bangkok

Rajadamnern Stadium opened on 23 December 1945 and is the oldest purpose-built Muay Thai venue on the planet. For almost eighty years its ring has been the proving ground for nearly every Thai legend — from Apidej Sit-Hirun to Saenchai. A short walk from the Democracy Monument and the temples of Rattanakosin, Rajadamnern remains the spiritual centre of the sport and one of Bangkok's most authentic live experiences.

  • Opened 23 December 1945 — the world's oldest Muay Thai stadium
  • Central Bangkok — walking distance from Khao San Road and the Democracy Monument
  • Fight nights almost every evening of the week
  • World-class cards across all weight classes
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Where you’ll sit

Rajadamnern is a compact, tiered arena built so almost every seat is close to the action. Ringside hugs the canvas on all four sides — the loudest, most immersive view, where you feel every knee and elbow land. The east side adds a Club tier between ringside and the second class, a comfortable middle option with a clear elevated view. Second and third class wrap the entire stadium and rise behind ringside; this is where the Thai gamblers gather, and the roar of the betting crowd is half the experience. There are no bad seats — the higher tiers simply trade a little distance for a great panorama and the best value.

Rajadamnern Stadium ticket prices by seat type

Prices per person in Thai baht for upcoming fight nights at Rajadamnern. The exact price for the date you choose is shown before you pay.
Seat typePriceWhere you sit
Ringside฿2,500Closest to the canvas — feel every strike.
Club Class฿1,800Raised seating with a premium view.
Second Class฿1,500Stadium-side, great value.
Third Class฿1,000Upper tier, best value.

Ringside is the premium seat; the tiers behind it are the best value. Pick a date below to see that night’s exact prices and book.

How to buy Rajadamnern tickets

Choose a fight night from the schedule on this page, pick how many seats you want in each seat type, and pay by card. There is no account to create: you book as a guest, and your confirmation is emailed the moment the payment goes through. For Rajadamnern the stadium’s own system also sends your official QR-code ticket in a separate email, which can take a little longer to arrive — check your junk folder if you do not see it. That QR ticket is what you show at the gate.

Every price shown is the real per-seat price in Thai baht — no resale markup and no booking fee added at the end. Tickets are issued straight away, so all sales are final; check the date, seat type and quantity before you pay (see our refund policy). If anything goes wrong, our Bangkok office answers email the same day — see help & contact.

How to get to Rajadamnern

Rajadamnern sits on Ratchadamnoen Nok Road in old Bangkok, near the Democracy Monument and a short ride from Khao San Road. There is no BRT/MRT station at the door, so most visitors arrive by taxi, Grab or tuk-tuk — tell the driver "Sanam Muay Rajadamnern". From the riverside, the nearest pier is Phra Arthit (Chao Phraya express boat), about a 10–15 minute taxi from there. Allow extra time in Bangkok's evening traffic and aim to arrive before the first bell to catch the build-up and the wai khru.

Address
8 Ratchadamnoen Nok Rd, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok 10100
Ticket deliveryEmail confirmation, shown at the gate

See more on how to get to Rajadamnern & Lumpinee. Choosing a seat? Read the Rajadamnern seating guide or, for the Saturday show, the RWS Saturday guide.

Upcoming fight nights at Rajadamnern

Browse the full Bangkok fight calendar or compare venues in Rajadamnern vs Lumpinee.

Inside Rajadamnern Stadium

Rajadamnern Stadium — wide shot of the crowd under red fight-night lighting
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A Muay Thai fighter performing the wai khru ceremonial dance inside the Rajadamnern ring
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Fisheye view of the Rajadamnern Stadium arena and full crowd
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Two Muay Thai fighters mid-exchange under stadium lights — kick meets block
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Jumping knee strike at Rajadamnern Stadium
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Straight punches exchange at Rajadamnern Stadium
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Fighter with raised glove acknowledging the Rajadamnern crowd after a win
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Rajadamnern Stadium illuminated entrance at night with reflections on wet pavement
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Rajadamnern tickets — frequently asked

How do I buy Rajadamnern Stadium tickets?

Pick a fight night from the schedule on this page, choose how many seats you want in each seat type, and pay by card. There is no account to create and no queueing at the venue — you book as a guest and your confirmation is emailed immediately. Seats currently run from ฿1,000 up to ฿2,500 per person, depending on the seat type and the card.

How much are tickets at Rajadamnern?

Seats currently run from ฿1,000 up to ฿2,500 per person, depending on the seat type and the card. The seat types on sale are Ringside, Club Class, Second Class and Third Class. Every price on this site is the real per-seat price in Thai baht, with no resale markup, and the price for the exact date you pick is shown before you pay.

How do I receive my ticket?

Your booking confirmation is emailed the moment your payment goes through. For Rajadamnern the stadium’s own system then sends your official QR-code ticket in a separate email, which can take a little longer to arrive — check your junk or spam folder if you do not see it. That QR ticket is what you show at the gate.

Which seat should I choose?

Ringside sits right at the canvas on all four sides — the closest, loudest view. The Club tier on the east side is a raised middle option with a clear view, and second class wraps the stadium behind ringside: the best value, and where the Thai betting crowd gathers. There are no bad seats; the higher tiers simply trade a little distance for a wider view.

Can I cancel or change my booking?

No. Tickets are issued as soon as your payment is taken, so all sales are final: no refunds, exchanges, cancellations or date changes after purchase. Please check the date, stadium, seat type and quantity before you pay. If the stadium or organiser cancels or moves a fight night, we contact you on the details from your booking to discuss the options.

What time should I arrive at Rajadamnern?

Doors typically open around 5:30 PM and most cards start at 6:00–6:30 PM, with the headline bouts later in the evening. Arriving about 30 minutes before the first bell gives you time to find your seat and watch the warm-ups and the wai khru. The exact bell time for each date is on that fight night’s page. Rajadamnern is in old Bangkok near the Democracy Monument; allow extra time in evening traffic.

Is there a dress code?

No strict dress code for spectators — smart-casual is fine. It can get warm inside, so dress light for Bangkok’s heat. Phone photography and video are welcome; please stay in your seat during each round out of respect for the fighters.

Prefer the other venue? Read the Lumpinee Boxing Stadium guide or go back to the stadiums overview.

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