Tiffany’s Show is Pattaya’s famous transgender cabaret, staged since 1974 in its own 1,000-seat theatre on Second Road. The 75-minute production runs three times nightly at 18:00, 19:30 and 21:00. Tickets start around 1,050 THB for standard seats, rising to roughly 2,000 THB for the front VIP rows.
Tour Highlights
- Running since 1974 — the original cabaret of its kind in Southeast Asia
- 75-minute production with full cast, sets and costume changes
- Three shows nightly: 18:00, 19:30 and 21:00
- Purpose-built 1,000-seat theatre on Pattaya Second Road
- Photo opportunities with performers after the show (tip expected)
Itinerary
- 118:45Arrive 30–45 minutes before your show time to collect tickets and find seats (example for the 19:30 show).
- 219:30Showtime: song, dance and production numbers spanning Thai classical to Broadway and K-pop.
- 320:45Show ends; optional photos with the performers outside (customary tip around 40–100 THB per photo).
What's included
- Show admission in your chosen seat class
Not included
- Hotel transfer (add-on available)
- Drinks
- Performer photo tips
Who is this tour best for?
- First-time Pattaya visitors — it is the city’s signature evening show
- Groups and couples wanting a polished, family-viewable production
- Anyone curious about Thailand’s kathoey cabaret tradition done at full scale
- Evenings before a late flight or an early tour the next day (the 18:00 show)
Where to book & compare
| Provider | From | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Box office / official site | from ~1,050 THB | Seat classes from standard to VIP front rows (~2,000 THB). |
| Online (Klook) | often discounted | E-voucher exchange at the counter; book a day ahead for weekend shows. |
| Alcazar (competitor show) | similar range | The other big Pattaya cabaret nearby — comparable format; Tiffany’s is the original. |
Frequently asked questions
How much are Tiffany’s Show tickets?
From around 1,050 THB for standard seats up to roughly 2,000 THB for front VIP rows, depending on seat class and booking channel. Online platforms frequently undercut the box office slightly.
What time are the shows?
Three shows nightly at 18:00, 19:30 and 21:00, each lasting about 75 minutes. Extra shows are sometimes added in peak season. Arrive 30 minutes early — seating is assigned but the lobby gets busy.
Is the show family-friendly?
Yes — it is a costume-and-choreography stage production, not an adult show. Families with children attend routinely; the humour is broad rather than crude. It is a completely different thing from Walking Street’s bar scene.
Which seats are worth it?
The theatre is steep enough that standard seats see fine. VIP buys proximity for photos and facial expressions; if you mainly want the spectacle, mid-tier is the value pick. Avoid the far edges of the front rows — sightlines angle across the stage.
What about the photos with performers afterwards?
Performers wait outside after each show for photos, and a tip is expected — typically 40–100 THB per performer per photo. Agree before shooting and it stays friendly; it is part of how the cast earns.