Lumpinee Boxing Stadium is the largest Muay Thai stadium in Bangkok and all of Thailand. Established on 8 December 1956, the stadium has been managed by the Royal Thai Army since then. Before moving to its present location on Ramintra Road, the stadium used to be located on Rama IV Road, close to Bangkok's famous Lumphini Park, giving Lumpinee Stadium its name. With international standards, large capacity, and several weekly Thai boxing events, Lumpinee Boxing Stadium is now one of the best places to watch Muay Thai fights in Bangkok.
Muay Thai Fight Events at Lumpinee Stadium
Currently, matches at the stadium take place on Fridays and Saturdays.
Friday nights at the iconic Lumpinee Boxing Stadium are reserved for “ONE Lumpinee” weekly live events that are organized by ONE Championship (ONE), the world’s largest martial arts organization. Events feature the best local and international martial artists competing in ONE’s Muay Thai, kickboxing, and mixed martial arts divisions.
On Saturday evenings, the fights of the Lumpinee Super Champ take place at Lumpinee Boxing Stadium. There are between 7 and 8 fights on one night, which should last for two to three hours.
Muay Thai fight schedule at the stadium:
- Friday:
- 18:30-23:30
- Saturday:
- 18:30-21:00 (gates open at 17:30)
On some days, additional events are hosted at the stadium, such as ONE Fight Night, which takes place once a month on early Saturday morning (starts at 08:00 or 09:00).
Discover the upcoming events on the stadium's fight night schedule, or check out the fight cards.
Lumpinee Boxing Stadium Tickets
At Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, prices of tickets depend on the event and the type of seat.
Ticket prices to ONE Lumpinee (Fridays):
- 1,000 THB for Cat 3 (Grandstand Normal Seat)
- 2,000 THB for Cat 2 (Grandstand Upper Seat)
- 2,750 THB for Cat 1 (Grandstand Lower Seat)
- 3,500 THB for Ringside Seat
Tickets to ONE Lumpinee event can be conveniently booked online with our partners.
Ticket prices to the special monthly ONE Fight Night on Saturday morning:
- 1,200 THB for Cat 3 (Grandstand Normal Seat)
- 2,400 THB for Cat 2 (Grandstand Upper Seat)
- 3,750 THB for Cat 1 (Grandstand Lower Seat)
- 4,500 THB for Ringside Seat
Tickets to ONE Fight Night event can also be booked online with our partners.
Ticket prices to Lumpinee Super Champ (Saturdays):
- 1,000 THB for Grandstand Seat
- 1,500 THB for Club Class (Chair Seat)
- 2,000 THB for Ringside Seat
Tickets to the Saturday fight events can be conveniently booked online with our partners.
History of Lumpinee Boxing Stadium
Lumpinee Boxing Stadium was established on 8 December 1956. It is now the largest standard boxing stadium operated in Thailand. Managed by the Royal Thai Army, the stadium used to be located on Rama IV Road until it relocated to its present location on Ramintra Road in February 2014. With international standards and a large capacity, the stadium is now ready to accommodate both Thai and foreign Muay Thai attendees in every season.
Lumpinee Boxing Stadium has been continuously the most important part of the relevant professional Muay Thai, including Muay Thai boxers, promoters, real Muay Thai local fans, and any other interested persons, for about 70 years. The stadium has been crowded on every match day with the cacophony of local, passionate fans who really love real, traditional Muay Thai. Such a great atmosphere is very unique; not all stadiums are the same. In other words, it is not just a normal stadium but the top destination for professional Muay Thai. None of the legendary and greatest Muay Thai boxers would have passed their prime of Muay Thai careers if they had never been the champions of Lumpinee Boxing Stadium. However, its reputation is not only for the aforesaid roles but also for promoting the art of Muay Thai both domestically and internationally.
Location
Address: Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, 6 Ramintra Road, Anusawari, Bang Khen, Bangkok
Lumpinee Stadium is located on the outskirts of Bangkok, about a 30-minute drive from downtown Bangkok in the direction of Don Muang Airport. Recommended well-rated hotels that are close to the stadium:
Best Western Nada Don Mueang Airport
How to get to the stadium
Lumpinee Stadium is located on the outskirts of Bangkok, about a 30-minute drive from downtown Bangkok in the direction of Don Muang Airport.
The easiest way to get to Lumpinee Boxing Stadium from the city center is by taking a Bangkok taxi. Depending on where in Bangkok you are staying, the trip to the boxing stadium should cost around 250-400 THB.
Otherwise, you can take the newly opened MRT Pink Line Skytrain to Ram Inthra 3 Station (PK17). This line connects with other Bangkok rail systems:
BTS SkyTrain at Wat Phra Sri Mahathat Station (PK16)
SRT Red Line at Lak Si Station (PK14)
MRT Purple Line at Nonthaburi Civic Center Station (PK01)
Stadium contact information
Office Tel.: 02-282-3141
Stadium Tel.: 02-522-6843
