Lumpinee Stadium: a fight night guide
Lumpinee is the second great name of Thai boxing. Its belt is among the most prized in the sport, and its modern arena is easy to visit.
History in one paragraph
Lumpinee Boxing Stadium opened in 1956 near Lumpini Park and moved in 2014 to a new arena on Ram Intra Road in the north of Bangkok. A Lumpinee title remains one of the most prestigious achievements in Muay Thai.
What to expect
Fight cards build from younger fighters to the main event, each bout opening with the wai kru ram muay. The atmosphere is loud, with the betting crowd reacting round by round.
When to go
| Day | Event | Start |
|---|---|---|
| Friday | ONE Lumpinee | 18:30 |
| Saturday | Lumpinee Super Champ | 17:30 |
| Saturday (once a month) | ONE Fight Night | 08:00 (morning card) |
There are no regular Lumpinee cards from Sunday to Thursday: on those nights, go to Rajadamnern, which fights every evening.
Tickets and getting there
Tickets come in tiers from ringside to upper seating, and booking online in advance is usually cheaper than buying at the door. Buy from official channels only. The arena is far from the old city: allow time for traffic, or combine taxi and rail.
Source: Thaiest: Bangkok Muay Thai schedule (May 2026).
FAQ
Where is Lumpinee Stadium now?
On Ram Intra Road in northern Bangkok, since its move in 2014 from the original site near Lumpini Park.
How long does a fight night last?
Usually several hours, with the biggest bouts later in the evening.