The Colosseum is Pattaya’s third big cabaret, staged in a Roman-amphitheatre-styled theatre on Thepprasit Road. The 75-minute, 16-segment show runs up to three times nightly (commonly around 17:30, 19:00 and 20:30). Online foreigner tickets start around ฿850 (from $23.72 on GetYourGuide, rated 4.4 from 87 reviews) — noticeably below the rack rate at the door, so book ahead.
Tour Highlights
- The newest of Pattaya’s three big cabaret theatres, in a Roman-inspired building
- 75-minute show in 16 segments — Thai classical to Marilyn Monroe tributes
- Big stage, LED backdrops and aerial rigging — the most modern production tech of the three
- Seat classes from Deluxe up to Gold near the stage
- On Thepprasit Road — convenient from Jomtien as well as Pattaya
Itinerary
- 118:20Arrive about 30–40 minutes before the show (times are commonly around 17:30, 19:00 and 20:30 — confirm your slot when booking).
- 219:00Showtime: 16 segments across roughly 75 minutes, mixing Thai, Chinese, Korean, Indian and Western numbers.
- 320:15Show ends; performer photos outside with the usual 40–100 THB tip per photo.
- 420:30Thepprasit Night Market is minutes away if you want to make a full evening of it.
What's included
- Show admission in your chosen seat class
Not included
- Hotel transfer (bundled tickets with transfer exist)
- Drinks
- Performer photo tips
Who is this tour best for?
- Visitors staying in Jomtien — it is the closest of the three cabarets
- Anyone who has seen Tiffany’s or Alcazar and wants a different production
- Fans of big stage tech: the LED and rigging work is the most modern in town
- Combining with Thepprasit Night Market for a full evening
Where to book & compare
| Provider | From | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Online e-ticket (GetYourGuide) | around ฿850 (from $23.72) | 4.4 rating from 87 reviews. Seat classes (Deluxe/VIP/Gold) priced upward from there. |
| At the door | higher rack rates | The posted walk-in "foreigner price" runs well above online rates — this venue leans hard on agent and platform sales. Booking ahead is the honest money-saver here. |
| Tiffany’s / Alcazar (alternatives) | from ~960–1,050 THB | The two classic venues on Second Road. Colosseum is newer and flashier technically; the other two have the longer-polished choreography and stronger reputations — reflected in their higher review scores. |
Frequently asked questions
How much are Colosseum Show tickets really?
Online, foreigner tickets start around ฿850 (from $23.72 on GetYourGuide), with higher seat classes above that. Walk-up rack prices at the door are markedly higher — the Colosseum sells mostly through agents and platforms, and the door price reflects that. Treat the online price as the real price.
What are the showtimes?
Commonly three slots around 17:30, 19:00 and 20:30, but the schedule flexes with group bookings and season more than at Tiffany’s or Alcazar. Confirm the slot for your date when you book rather than turning up on spec.
How does it compare to Tiffany’s and Alcazar?
Newer building, bigger LED-and-rigging production, and historically a heavy focus on tour groups. The 4.4 GetYourGuide rating (87 reviews) sits a notch below Tiffany’s and Alcazar (both 4.6–4.7). If it is your first Pattaya cabaret, the two classics are the safer pick; the Colosseum is the change-of-scenery option, and the best-located one from Jomtien.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes — like the other big cabarets it is a costume spectacular, not an adult show. Some segments are mildly suggestive in a campy, Vegas-revue way, but families attend routinely.
How do I get there?
It is on Thepprasit Road, the corridor between south Pattaya and Jomtien — around 10 minutes and 100–150 THB by Bolt/Grab from either beach area. Combining the show with Thepprasit Night Market (Friday–Sunday) makes the trip worth more.