Muay Thai Show

The Show

The show consists of two parts:

The first part is a 10-minute dramatic piece directed by Ekachai Uekrongtham, narrating the 300-year history of Muay Thai. This show integrates theatre, acrobatics and fights with music and incredible effects.

In the second part of the show, you'll enjoy five real fights, between some of the most important practitioners of this martial art in its ancestral home. Kicks, punches, flying elbows and knees... this time it's for real!

The Origin of Muay Thai

A form of fighting originating in Thailand which has become a symbol of the nation and history of the country. The striking technique, involving the fist, knee, shin and elbow was developed as a form of close-quarters combat in battles against rival kingdoms, muay thai became a prerequisite for any would-be king of Thailand.

Today it's practised by thousands of people all around the world, and is considered one of the most complete and spectacular martial arts.

Seating

The theatre will assign you the best available seats in the category you have selected. The sooner you reserve the better!

The Stage

The Muay Thai show takes place on The Stage, a stadium for 600 people found in the Asiatique The Riverfront park. All of the seats have a good level of visibility, and the premium seats are in the first four rows. You can see the seating plan by clicking below.

The Stage seating plan

Complete the Experience

When making your reservation, you can complete the experience in one of the following ways:

• Ticket + Cruise: before enjoying the show, embark on a cruise down the Choaphraya River between 6:03 and 7:30 pm. On board, you'll have fruit, drinks, and live music.
• Ticket + Dinner: try a delicious Thai menu in the Joe Louis from 6:30 pm. Among the options are the famous pad thai, cabbage and pork soup, tom kha gai and tom yum goong.
• Ticket+ Big Wheel: get incredible views from the noria Sky, which operates between 4 and 10 pm.

The restaurant, wheel and cruise are all close to the theatre.