The Siam Niramit Phuket stage during the show

Siam Niramit Phuket

A folklore show on a giant stage with hundreds of performers, alongside a cultural village and a floating market open before the performance.

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Prices

From 1,650 THB, when booked in advance.

Important information:

  • A round-trip transfer is an extra 350 THB per person for each of the seating tiers. Mention it when booking if you want it.
  • The show takes place every day at 20:30, except Tuesdays. The meal is also not served on Tuesdays.
  • The meal is served between 18:00 and 20:00. Those who took a ticket with a meal should arrive within this window.
  • The hall doors open half an hour before the show. Anyone who is late will only be let in after the intermission, this is a theater rule.
  • Photography is forbidden during the show. In the Cultural Village and the open areas, photography is allowed.
  • The hall is air-conditioned: it's worth A light layer, especially for those sensitive to the cold.
  • Cancellation: 100% refund up to one day before the show date.

What do you see on stage

Three acts, a journey through the history of Siam

The Siam Niramit Phuket stage during the show
The Siam Niramit Phuket stage during the show

The show is built as A journey through time through the region's history, and it is divided into three acts that alternate on the same stage.

The first act deals with historical kingdoms and trade routes, the ports, caravans and ships that connected Siam to India and China.

The second act enters the world of beliefs: paradise, hell and creatures from Buddhist and Brahmin mythology. This is the most visual act, and it's the one that stays in the memory.

The third act presents Thai festivals, Loy Krathong with the floating lanterns, Songkran and other celebrations, and it ends with a grand finale scene.

The stage itself is among the largest in the world, and it has real waterfalls, a river flowing on stage and flying elements. This is not a dance show but a large-scale theatrical production.

The show has almost no dialogue mostly, so there's no language problem.

Three acts

Historical kingdoms, the world of beliefs, and Thai festivals.

The stage

among the largest in the world, real waterfalls, a river on stage and flying elements.

The Cultural Village

Traditional houses, crafts and a floating market. Open before the show and included in the ticket.

No photography

Photography is forbidden during the show. It's allowed in the open areas.

The three seating tiers: what's really the difference

and when is it worth paying more

Money It is the back of the hall, Gold It is the center, and Platinum They are the front rows. The show is identical at every tier, what changes is the angle and the distance.

The difference between silver and platinum is Just 400 THB on the ticket without a meal. For a show of this scale it's a small difference, so most visitors choose gold as a compromise.

The hall is large, and from the back rows you see the whole stage, which is actually an advantage in a production this wide. From the front you see the details and the performers' faces.

The cheapest ticket on this page is money for the show only, and it gives you exactly the same evening without the meal.

The meal and the village, what's around the show

and why is it worth arriving early

The buffet is served between 18:00 and 20:00, before the show, and it is a Thai and international buffet. This is not a luxury meal, but it solves the question of the evening and prevents going out to eat after midnight.

The Cultural Village Open before the show and included in every ticket, even the one without a meal. It has traditional houses from different regions of Thailand, craft demonstrations and Floating market Small.

so it's worth to arrive an hour to two hours before the show even if you didn't take a meal. Those who arrive right at 20:30 miss a large part of what they paid for.

Comfortable shoes, the village is spread over a large area and you walk a lot in it.

Inside the complex there are shops and stalls; Payment for them is separate In cash or by card.

Getting there, hours and what to know

and why Tuesdays matter

There is no show on Tuesdays. This is the first thing to check against your dates, and it's the most common mistake around this place.

On all other days the show starts At 20:30, and the hall doors open at 20:00.

Anyone who is late is let in only after the intermission. No entry mid-act, and this is enforced.

The transfer is not included in the ticket prices here, and it is an extra 350 THB per person. Those who don't take it arrive by taxi or car.

The hall Well air-conditioned and sometimes cold. A light layer solves this, especially for a whole evening.

Cancellation up to one day before Entitles you to a full refund.

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Frequently asked questions

What to know before you book

At what time is the show?
20:30 every day except Tuesdays. The hall doors open at 20:00.
Is there a show on Tuesdays?
No. This is the only day with no show, and the meal is also not served on it. Check your date before booking.
What is the difference between the seat classes?
only the angle and the distance: the show is identical. Silver at the back, gold in the center and platinum in the front rows. The difference between silver and platinum is 400 THB.
Is the transfer included?
No. It is an addition of 350 THB per person at every seating tier. Mention it when booking if you want it.
What does the ticket without a meal include?
The full show and admission to the Cultural Village and the floating market. Only the buffet is not included.
When is the meal served?
between 18:00 and 20:00, before the show. It is a Thai and international buffet.
How long before should you arrive?
an hour to two hours, even if you didn't take a meal. The Cultural Village is included in the ticket and spread over a large area.
Can we take photos?
Not during the show. In the Cultural Village and the open areas, photography is allowed.
What happens if you are late?
you're let in only after the intermission. No entry mid-act, and this is a theater rule.
Is there a language barrier?
No. The show has almost no dialogue, and it is told visually.
What to wear?
Comfortable clothes and walking shoes for the village. The hall is well air-conditioned and sometimes cold, a light layer is worth it.
Can it be cancelled?
Yes. Full refund up to one day before the show date.