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ABOUT SINBI BOXING STADIUM
Witness Epic Battles, Explosive Knockouts at Sinbi Boxing Stadium, Rawai, Phuket !
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The Destination For Muay Thai Enthusiasts in Phuket. Immerse Yourself In The Electrifying Atmosphere As Skilled Fighters Battle It Out In The Ring.
Sinbi Boxing Stadium is the destination for Muay Thai enthusiasts in Phuket. Immerse yourself in the electrifying atmosphere as skilled fighters battle it out in the ring. Witness epic battles and explosive knockouts at Sinbi Boxing Stadium, located in Rawai, Phuket.
Every Saturday night, Sinbi delivers an authentic Muay Thai experience filled with world-class fighters, traditional pre-fight ceremonies, and non-stop action from 21:00 to 23:00.
FAQ
What nights are there fights at Sinbi Boxing Stadium?
Sinbi Boxing Stadium holds Muay Thai fights once a week, every Saturday night.
What time do the fights start at Sinbi Boxing Stadium?
The doors open around 8:30 PM and fights begin at 9:00 PM, running until about midnight with 8–9 bouts on the card.
How much are tickets at Sinbi Boxing Stadium?
Tickets are 1,500 THB for a Stadium (Standard) seat, 1,800 THB for Ringside, and 2,500 THB for VIP Ringside — the best seats closest to the ring. Ringside and VIP tickets also include a free Sinbi t-shirt. Booking online in advance is recommended.
What's the difference between the seat types at Sinbi Boxing Stadium?
Stadium seats are elevated, bleacher-style seating with a great overall view at the lowest price. Ringside puts you in a more comfortable seat right by the fighters' walkway, while VIP Ringside gives you the closest, most comfortable seats to the action. Both Ringside and VIP tickets also include a complimentary Sinbi t-shirt.
Where is Sinbi Boxing Stadium and how do I get there?
Sinbi Boxing Stadium is at 86/108 Moo 7, Soi Saiyuan 9, Rawai, in southern Phuket — past Chalong Circle and near Nai Harn Beach. It's an easy taxi, Grab, or motorbike ride from Rawai, Chalong, and Nai Harn hotels.
Is Sinbi Boxing Stadium air-conditioned?
Yes. Sinbi Boxing Stadium is a modern, air-conditioned arena, so you can watch the fights in comfort — a step up from Phuket's open-air stadiums.
Is there parking and wheelchair access at Sinbi Boxing Stadium?
Yes. Sinbi has a large on-site car park with attendants for both cars and motorbikes, and the ground-level layout makes it easy to access, including for wheelchair users.
Do you offer hotel pickup or transfer to Sinbi Boxing Stadium?
We don't offer hotel pickup or transfer, but Sinbi is easy to reach on your own by taxi, Grab, or motorbike from Rawai, Chalong, and Nai Harn — usually just a short ride.
What makes Sinbi Boxing Stadium unique?
Sinbi Boxing Stadium is built inside the world-famous Sinbi Muay Thai training camp, one of Phuket's most respected gyms. That means you watch authentic Muay Thai in the home of real fighters — not a staged tourist show.
Are the fights at Sinbi Boxing Stadium real, or staged for tourists?
They're real. Sinbi Boxing Stadium is part of the renowned Sinbi Muay Thai camp, and its cards feature genuine Thai and international fighters competing seriously — not choreographed tourist entertainment.
What can I expect at a Sinbi Boxing Stadium fight night?
Expect an authentic Muay Thai night inside a famous training camp: 8–9 real bouts between Thai and international fighters, the traditional Wai Kru ritual, live English commentary, and an intimate air-conditioned arena where every seat is close to the action.
How many fights are there and how long does the event last?
Each Saturday night features 8–9 Muay Thai bouts and runs about three hours, from 9:00 PM to around midnight.
Is there English commentary at Sinbi Boxing Stadium?
Yes. Sinbi Boxing Stadium is English-friendly, with live English commentary so international visitors can easily follow every bout.
Is there food and drink at Sinbi Boxing Stadium?
Yes. Food, snacks, water, and beer are sold inside the stadium, so you can enjoy a drink while you watch. Outside food and drinks aren't permitted.
Can I take photos and videos during the fights at Sinbi Boxing Stadium?
Yes, you're welcome to take photos and videos of the action throughout the night.
Can I meet the fighters at Sinbi Boxing Stadium?
Yes. After the bouts you can head down to the ringside to meet the fighters and take photos with them.
Is Sinbi Boxing Stadium family-friendly? Do children need a ticket?
Yes. Sinbi is a family-owned camp that welcomes spectators of all ages, and children are welcome — just check the current child ticket options when you book.
Sinbi vs Patong or Bangla Boxing Stadium — which should I choose?
It depends on what you want. Sinbi Boxing Stadium, set inside a famous Rawai training camp, offers a more authentic, air-conditioned Muay Thai night with easy parking in the quieter south of the island, while Patong and Bangla stadiums are larger tourist venues in the heart of Patong's nightlife.
Do I need to book Sinbi Boxing Stadium tickets in advance?
Yes, booking ahead is the smart move. Sinbi runs fights only on Saturdays and the Ringside and VIP seats sell out fast. Booking online guarantees your entry, secures a good seat before the best spots go, saves you waiting in line, and sends an instant e-ticket to your phone so you can walk straight in.
Are LuiMuayThai's Sinbi Boxing Stadium tickets authentic?
Yes. LuiMuayThai is an official ticketing partner for Sinbi Boxing Stadium, so all tickets are genuine, with instant booking confirmation and an e-ticket sent to your email.
Is there a discount code for Sinbi Boxing Stadium tickets?
Yes. First-time customers can enter promo code LUI-1STTIME at checkout for a 50 THB discount on Sinbi Boxing Stadium tickets.