Lumpinee Boxing Stadium

Lumpinee Boxing Stadium (Sanam Muay Lumpinee, listed on older pages here as Lumpini Boxing Stadium) is run by the Royal Thai Army and holds up to 5,000 spectators on Ram Inthra Road in Bang Khen, in the north of Bangkok. It opened in 1956 beside Lumphini Park on Rama IV Road, and moved here in February 2014. The old site is now part of the One Bangkok development, so if an older guidebook sends you to Lumphini Park for fights, ignore it.

Which night to go

Fights run on two nights a week.

• Friday: ONE Lumpinee. ONE Championship’s weekly Friday card, running roughly 18:30 to 23:30, with Thai names alongside international fighters. These are the bigger-name nights and tend to cost more.
• Saturday: Lumpinee Stadium Championship. Also marketed as Lumpinee Super Champ. Gates open at 17:00 and the card of 8 to 10 bouts runs from 18:00 for about three hours, so you are back out by 21:00.
• Once a month: ONE Fight Night. A Saturday-morning event, the next one on the schedule for 7 November 2026.

Every fighter performs the wai khru ram muay before the first round, and the cheaper sections are loud for the whole card. Saturday is the cheaper way in. Friday is the pick if you want to see a recognisable ONE name.

How to buy tickets

ONE Lumpinee tickets go through ThaiTicketMajor, the link ONE’s own ticket page uses. Saturday championship cards and the monthly ONE Fight Night are sold through booking sites and ticket agents. In the October and November 2026 listings we checked, Saturday championship tickets started from about 900 THB and ONE Friday tickets started higher, with some above 2,000 THB. Prices follow the fighters on the card, so check the date you want. Ticket listings from Viator resellers, where we carry them, appear in the tours section below this page.

Insider Tip: Compare the Friday and Saturday cards on the day you can go before choosing a seat tier. A good Saturday card in a mid-priced seat often beats a weaker Friday card in a premium seat.

Watch out: This is a working sports venue on a residential stretch of Ram Inthra Road, not a tourist strip. There is little to do nearby before or after the fights, so book your ride home as well as your ticket.

Getting there

Lumpinee is well north of the centre. The nearest BTS station on the stadium’s own ticket pages is Wat Phra Sri Mahathat, but the walk from there is long, so most visitors take a taxi or a ride-hailing car from the station or from their hotel. Leave extra time if you are crossing the city at rush hour, since the Friday card starts at the end of the evening commute.

If you only have time for one stadium, central Rajadamnern Stadium runs every night and is easier to fit around the old town. Our guides to watching Muay Thai in Bangkok and watching Muay Thai fights across Thailand compare both.