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Phuket FantaSea

  • CategoryTheme Park
  • Duration4-5 hours
  • AdmissionAdult 1,800 THB (~$55 USD) show only; 2,200 THB (~$67 USD) with buffet dinner; gold seat upgrade +350 THB (~$11 USD)
  • Price$$$
  • TransportHotel transfers are sold with tickets; Grab or Bolt app (fare shown in the app before booking) from Patong or Kamala

Phuket FantaSea is an evening cultural theme park and stage show at 99 Moo 3, Kamala Beach, Kathu, Phuket, Thailand. The complex combines a themed garden area, a carnival-style village of games and shops, a large buffet restaurant and the Palace of the Elephants theatre, where the main show is staged. Gates open at 17:30, and the main show starts about 21:00 on show nights, which 2026 ticket listings give as Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.

Phuket FantaSea

Phuket FantaSea is an evening cultural theme park and stage show at 99 Moo 3, Kamala Beach, Kathu, Phuket, Thailand. The complex combines a themed garden area, a carnival-style village of games and shops, a large buffet restaurant and the Palace of the Elephants theatre, where the main show is staged. Gates open at 17:30, and the main show starts about 21:00 on show nights, which 2026 ticket listings give as Tuesday, Friday and Sunday. Visitors spend the first part of the evening in the village, which has food stalls, souvenir shops, games, a carousel and photo opportunities with costumed characters, and then move to dinner or straight to the theatre. The show, a blend of Thai folklore, acrobatics, special effects, music, dance and live animals, presents the story of a legendary kingdom with a large cast and elaborate sets. Photography and video inside the theatre are not permitted, and cameras and phones must be left in lockers or kept stowed away. Tickets cost 1,800 THB (about $55 USD) for show only and 2,200 THB (about $67 USD) with buffet dinner, with a gold seat upgrade adding 350 THB (about $11 USD). A visit takes four to five hours from arrival to the end of the show. Early arrival lets visitors browse the village before crowds build around 18:30 to 20:00, and the theatre seating is assigned by ticket category. Because the production uses animals, some visitors prefer to read about it in advance and decide whether it suits their views on animal welfare. Hotel transfers are sold with tickets, and Grab or Bolt apps (fare shown in the app before booking) can be used from Patong or Kamala. Booking online in advance usually secures discounts and a guaranteed seat on busy nights.

Practical information for Phuket FantaSea · Last updated September 2026
Admission 1,800 THB (~$55 USD) show only; 2,200 THB (~$67 USD) with buffet dinner; gold seat upgrade +350 THB (~$11 USD)
Hours Evenings on show nights (Tuesday, Friday and Sunday per 2026 ticket listings); gates open 17:30, show starts about 21:00
Typical visit 4-5 hours
Best time Book online for discounts; the evening show is the main draw
Getting there Hotel transfers are sold with tickets; Grab or Bolt app (fare shown in the app before booking) from Patong or Kamala
Address 99 Moo 3, Kamala Beach, Kathu, Phuket 83150

Location

99 Moo 3, Kamala Beach, Kathu, Phuket 83150

7.9541, 98.2868 View on map

Highlights

  • Evening show in the Palace of the Elephants theatre
  • Themed village with games, shops and food stalls
  • Optional buffet dinner and gold seat upgrade
  • Thai folklore, acrobatics and special effects staging

Tips for visiting

  • Book online in advance for discounts and a guaranteed seat.
  • Arrive when gates open at 17:30 to see the village before the show.
  • Leave cameras and phones stowed; photography in the theatre is not permitted.
  • Check show nights before booking; 2026 listings give Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.
  • Buy hotel transfer with the ticket to avoid late-night taxi searches.

When to visit

Attend on a show night with an early arrival around 17:30. Weeknight shows are generally less crowded than Sundays.

Accessibility

The park is largely paved and level, with a large theatre and restaurant. Visitors who use wheelchairs should contact the venue in advance to confirm seating and access arrangements.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a visit take?

About four to five hours, from gate opening to the end of the show.

Is photography allowed?

Photography and video are not permitted inside the theatre, and cameras must be stowed or left in lockers.

What do tickets cost?

1,800 THB (about $55 USD) for show only and 2,200 THB (about $67 USD) with buffet dinner. A gold seat upgrade costs 350 THB more.

Is it worth it for kids?

Many families attend because of the costumes, animals and effects, though the late finish suits older children best.