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MAX Muay Thai Stadium

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PattayaReviewed Oct 2026
Advertised seven nights a week. Weekdays first bout about 19:00 (doors from about 18:40), weekends about 19:45 (doors about 19:20), finishing around 20:45. Confirm the card for your date
EntryTicket sites list one seat type, a VIP seat, from about 1,500 THB in October 2026. Prices differ by seller, so check current rates· Thai Not published separately; confirm direct

MAX Muay Thai Stadium is Pattaya’s main Muay Thai venue, a purpose-built arena on Sukhumvit Road in Nong Prue, close to King Power Pattaya. Fights are advertised seven nights a week, with a three-round card of about four to five bouts that starts at 19:00 on weekdays and about 19:45 at weekends and finishes around 20:45. That makes it the easiest Muay Thai night in Pattaya if you want fights without a midnight finish.

It is also a TV show. The weekday cards are broadcast live at 19:00 Monday to Friday on True Ball Thai 5 and the TrueVisions NOW app, under the name MAX Muay Thai: The Global Fight. The stadium opened in November 2014 and cut its bouts to three rounds; a fire destroyed the venue in February 2016. For a comparison with the big Bangkok and Phuket rings, see where to watch Muay Thai fights in Thailand.

What a night is like

Each bout opens with the wai khru ram muay, the ritual dance, then goes three rounds. The cards the stadium posted in early October 2026 list a main event, a co-main and three supporting bouts, pairing Thai fighters with opponents from France, Myanmar, England and Australia. With three rounds a bout and four to five bouts a night, the whole show is over in under two hours.

Seating is sold as one tier, the VIP seat, and one seller says the exact seat is confirmed by ticket staff on the day. We could not confirm from the stadium whether the arena is air-conditioned, so ask your seller. The show is short enough that dinner afterwards is realistic.

Tickets

A ticket partner site lists one seat type, the VIP seat, from about 1,500 THB in October 2026. Booking sites such as Viator sell the same fights, and we list the Viator options on this page where they meet our standards. Read your voucher: one seller’s exchange instructions say to take the voucher to a ticket counter by the gate and swap it for a physical ticket, and one says visitors must carry a passport copy for identification.

Cancellation and date-change rules are set by the seller, not the stadium. Several sellers state that sales are final, so confirm your date before paying.

Insider Tip: Weekday and weekend start times differ by about 45 minutes. If you are booking a weekend, check the 19:45 first bout on your voucher before you plan dinner.

Watch out: Sellers list the same stadium under several names, including “MAX Muay Thai Gym”. They are the same arena on Sukhumvit Road. Check the date and seat tier on the confirmation rather than the product name.

Getting there

The stadium is at 42/108 Moo 9 on Sukhumvit Road (given as Pattaya Soi 42), close to King Power Pattaya and the Central Pattaya Road junction. From the beachfront it is a short taxi, Grab or songthaew (shared pickup truck taxi) ride rather than a walk. Central Festival Pattaya Beach is about 1.6 km away, which is a handy dinner stop either side of the show. After the card finishes around 20:45, Pattaya Walking Street is the obvious next stop. For more ideas see things to do in Pattaya.

Key Facts:
  • Address: 42/108 Moo 9, Sukhumvit Road (Pattaya Soi 42), Nong Prue, Bang Lamung, Chon Buri 20150
  • Fight nights: Advertised daily; stadium broadcast Monday to Friday at 19:00 (confirm weekends)
  • Times: Weekdays about 19:00, weekends about 19:45, finishing around 20:45
  • Format: Three-round bouts, about four to five a night
  • Tickets: One VIP seat type from about 1,500 THB in October 2026; check current rates

Location & Directions

42/108 Moo 9, Sukhumvit Road (Pattaya Soi 42), Nong Prue, Bang Lamung, Chon Buri 20150

Pattaya, Thailand

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is MAX Muay Thai Stadium in Pattaya?
On Sukhumvit Road in central Pattaya, at 42/108 Moo 9, in Nong Prue subdistrict. A ticket partner site places it close to King Power Pattaya and near the junction with Central Pattaya Road, and the address is given as Pattaya Soi 42 off Sukhumvit Road. It is a taxi or Grab ride from Pattaya Beach Road, not a walk.
Which nights are there fights at MAX Muay Thai Stadium?
Ticket sites advertise seven nights a week. The stadium's own Facebook page promotes live cards from Monday to Friday, branded MAX Muay Thai The Global Fight, and a ticket partner site lists Saturday and Sunday cards too. Confirm the card for your date, because the weekend schedule is the part sources describe least consistently.
What time do the fights start at MAX Muay Thai Stadium?
Weekday cards start at 19:00 with doors from about 18:40, and the stadium's Facebook page says its broadcast starts at 19:00 Monday to Friday. A ticket seller lists weekend doors at about 19:20 and the first fight at about 19:45. Cards run roughly to 20:45. Confirm the time for your date.
How much are MAX Muay Thai Stadium tickets?
Third-party sellers show one seat type, the VIP seat, from about 1,500 THB in October 2026. Prices vary by seller, so compare and check current rates before you pay.
How many fights are on a MAX Muay Thai card?
Ticket sellers describe four to five bouts a night, and the stadium's cards show a main event, a co-main and three supporting bouts. The format is three-round Muay Thai, which is shorter than the traditional five-round bouts at Rajadamnern and Lumpinee. That is why the whole night is over in under two hours.
Who fights at MAX Muay Thai Stadium?
A mix of Thai fighters from camps across the country and fighters from abroad. Cards posted by the stadium in early October 2026 included opponents from France, Myanmar, England and Australia. Wikipedia also records that Tyson Fury fought Mariusz Wach in the venue on 24 July 2026.
Do I need my passport to enter MAX Muay Thai Stadium?
One ticket seller says visitors must carry a copy of their passport to show on entry, so bring a photocopy or photo. Another seller's voucher says to show it at the ticket exchange counter by the gate. Check the instructions on your own booking.
Can I take photos and are children allowed?
One seller says photos and video are fine without flash during the fights. Sellers also say children under 100 cm are free if they share a paying adult's seat, and taller children pay the adult rate. Confirm the rules on your own ticket.
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