Tiffany's Show in Pattaya: tickets, times and how to get there

About the show

Tiffany’s Show is staged in a theatre that holds more than 1,000 people. The programme stands out for its humour, and the performers sing and dance. The production shows the colour of different countries of the world with an emphasis on oriental motifs, and the stage is equipped with modern lighting and sound. The show is one of Pattaya’s main evening entertainments.

Tiffany’s Show (ทิฟฟานี่ส์ โชว์) is one of Pattaya’s best-known cabarets. The theatre seats more than a thousand spectators and is on Pattaya Second Road, not far from the centre. In the evening several performances are staged with music, costumes and numbers from different countries and eras, with an emphasis on oriental motifs. The troupe sings, dances and jokes; the language is understood without translation.

Tickets, times and how to choose seats well

The show runs in the evening from 18:00 to 22:00, and several performances take place within that time; check the exact schedule for your day when booking. One performance lasts about an hour. Tickets are sold in several categories; in the front rows you see the details of the costumes, from the back the hall is visible as a whole. If you are going as a couple, take central seats: from the side the stage is cropped.

• How to get there. From the centre of Pattaya by songthaew, Bolt or Grab, 10–15 minutes. Some tickets include a hotel transfer, and that is the calmest option.
• When to arrive. 30–40 minutes before the performance: while the hall fills you can have your photo taken by the entrance and take your seats.
• The way back. After the show there is a taxi queue at the exit, so order a car in advance or take a ticket with a return transfer.
• Photos with the performers. After the show the performers come out to the audience: a photo is customarily accompanied by a tip.

How the cabaret differs from other Pattaya shows

Tiffany’s Show has been running since 1974 and is rightly regarded as one of the city’s oldest cabarets, so it is often compared with the Alcazar Show. The difference is in the atmosphere: Tiffany’s bets on scale, a huge hall, changes of costume and numbers from different countries, rather than intimacy. You will understand the music and choreography without translation, so a Russian-speaking spectator is not hindered by the lack of language.

Tickets come in several categories: standard, upgraded and VIP seats closer to the stage. If you are going for the first time, do not chase the most expensive: from the middle of the hall you see everything, whereas the side rows lose part of the numbers. After the show the performers come out to the entrance, and photos with them are traditionally taken for a tip, so keep small baht to hand.

Which tickets and tours are available

Prices are as of 10 October 2026. Check the contents, language and conditions on the page of the offer you choose.

Restrictions and tips

• Filming during the show. A flash and video are usually banned; check the rules at the entrance and do not disturb your neighbours.
• Dress code. There is no strict one, but the hall is cool, so bring a light jumper. You will be let in wearing shorts and flip-flops, but in the evening it is nicer to look neat.
• Children. The show suits families, but with very small children it is better to choose an early performance.
• Money. Cash baht is needed for tips, photos and drinks inside.
• Booking. In high season from November to March the best-category seats are taken in advance.

The description is based on Trip.com cards; opening hours and the contents of offers may change.