Thailand · SHOW
The 14 shows worth booking, with the price, the running time and who each one suits. Number one is first for a reason, so start there and work down.
Bangkok’s Calypso Cabaret combines dazzling costumes, comedy, dance, music, and optional Thai dinner at Asiatique The Riverfront.
“Well done girls that was a great show, worth the visit, proper theatre vibes!”
Bangkok's Calypso Cabaret combines polished lip-sync performances, dazzling costumes, Thai dance, and optional dinner at Asiatique.
“First they serve you Thai dinner (drinks not included). Then there are a few traditional dances in the dining hall and then you move to the theatre for the show that lasted 1 hour. Performance of the artists were on point and the overall experience is unforgettable - costumes, music, lights.”
Review of Phuket’s Simon Cabaret Show, with costume, seating, ticket, family, photo, and value tips for a one-hour evening out.
“Amazing experience! I hope that GYG provides the option to choose the seats!”
Review of Phuket’s Simon Cabaret Show, with seating advice, performance details, ticket value, rules, and practical planning tips.
Tiffany’s Show Pattaya review: dazzling costumes, big-stage cabaret, seating tips, value advice, and practical details for families.
“Awesome show and facilities. Performers, time, structure, staff, everything is super. By the end, performers go outside the theater for those who want to take pictures with them (each performer charge 100 baht, which is a way for them to make a little extra and pay for the time they could be resting between one performance and the other, etc. super fair). Worth also to watch their “rival” show/crew Alcazar, two blocks away or something. Those have a little less structure/technology, but put on an even greater show.”
Review the Phuket Simon Cabaret Show, with practical advice on seats, transport, costumes, lip syncing, photo tips, and overall value.
“It was an excellent experience! Must be seen once you come to phuket!”
Review of Chiang Mai’s Siam Dragon Cabaret, with costume drama, Thai dance, VIP seating, transfers, prices, tips, and practical advice.
“we had VIP seating. sitting up front allowed an immersive enjoyment of the dance and super costumes”
Review of Phuket’s Siam Niramit show, with cultural performances, pre-show activities, buffet details, timing, value, and practical booking advice.
“Your story was about the history of Thailand. Unfortunately being from Canada we didn't study Thai history. A audio soundtrack would have really helped us understand the struggles that the Thai people endured with the numerous ruling foreigners.”
Review of Phuket’s Simon Cabaret Show, with dazzling costumes, music, practical ticket tips, photo fees, value, and who should book.
“The show was ok… I have only been to one other ‘drag’ show and it was much better and funnier. At the end of the show, the ‘ladies’ were super aggressive about getting money to take a picture.”
See Pattaya’s Alcazar Cabaret, a 75-minute show of dazzling costumes, dance, music, comedy, and Thai and global themes.
“Fantastic loved the show would go again no problem”
Review of Bangkok’s Golden Dome Cabaret Show, with ticket tips, seating advice, price value, access details, and what to expect.
“it was great, only thing that could be improved is if I were closer to the stage haha”
Review the Pattaya All Star Dinner Cruise, with buffet dining, unlimited drinks, cabaret, bay views, timing, value, and practical tips.
“Grauenhaft. Statt 90 min. waren es 60 min. Das Essen vielfach kalt und einfach das billigste vom billigsten. Show eine einzige Abzocke auf Basis der Anmache. Die letzten 20 min. wurden nur damit zugebracht sich mit den Mädels für 100 Baht ablichten zu lassen. Ich kann nur jedem empfehlen die Finger davon zu lassen,- obwohl einigen Chinesen gefällt es”
Opulence Dinner Cruise Bangkok review covering food, views, live music, boarding tips, price, landmarks, and who should book this evening cruise.
“Opulence is a great experience. Great food, ship, music, service. Highly recommended dinner cruise!!”
Review of Bangkok’s Mandarin Oriental Sala Rim Naam dinner and Thai cultural show, with teak boat ride, dress tips, pricing, and key drawbacks.
“The show was okay but seen better. The dinner was minimal. A beer costs 300 baht per bottle The air conditioning was set too high where there was no need.”
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