Simon Cabaret Show Tickets with Optional Front-Row Seats Phuket
- Duration1.5 hours
- Open onNightly - choose your show time when booking
- Meeting pointThe Simon Cabaret theatre in Patong, Phuket
- Pickup available
- Fair, honest prices
- Real people, not bots
- Confirm, then pay
- Secure payment
Overview
The Simon Cabaret Show is one of Phuket's best-known evening performances, staged in Patong by a glamorous troupe of transgender performers. Over about 90 minutes you watch a fast-moving revue of singing, dancing and spectacular costumes set against changing lighting and themed stages. This is a ticket experience: you choose your seating zone, from regular seats to the front rows, and some options add a hotel transfer. It suits couples, friends and families with older children.
Highlights
- About 90 minutes of live singing, dancing and costume changes
- Stage sets that travel from an imperial Chinese palace to ancient Egypt and beyond
- Choose regular seats, rows 4-14 or the best-view front rows 1-3
- Optional round-trip hotel transfer from selected Phuket beach areas, depending on the option
- Child tickets available for ages four to ten
- Wheelchair-accessible venue in the heart of Patong
Full Description
The Simon Cabaret Show in Patong
The Simon Cabaret Show is a long-running Phuket cabaret, and for many visitors it is the first evening plan they book. The troupe is made up of transgender performers who sing, dance and lip-sync through a fast programme of production numbers, each with its own costumes, choreography and music. If you are searching for Simon Cabaret Show tickets, this page lets you pick the date and the seating that suits you.
The performance lasts about an hour and a half, so it fits easily into an evening before dinner or a walk through Patong's nightlife. Expect glitter, feathers, wigs and quick changes; the mood is playful and glamorous rather than heavy, and the shows are known for polished stage work and generous humour.
The stage themes and what you will see
Each act transports the audience to a different culture. The stage may become a Chinese imperial court, the Sphinx and pyramids of Egypt, an American western saloon scene, an Indian courtyard or a Thai-inspired number, and the language, music and dance style change with every set. The lighting is designed to follow the mood of each scene, so the room shifts from soft pastels to bold, saturated colour in seconds.
You sit and watch, so there is no audience participation to worry about. After the last act, many guests stay for a moment to see the performers in costume outside the theatre. Photography during the performance is not allowed, and flash photography is forbidden, so enjoy the show with your eyes and keep your phone away until the end.
Seating: regular seats, rows 1-3 and rows 4-14
Choosing where to sit is the biggest decision when you book. Regular seats give a comfortable view of the whole stage from a little further back, while the VIP zones are closer and more central. Rows 1 to 3 give the best view, with the performers, faces and costume details right in front of you, and they are the seats most travellers ask for when they want the best Simon Cabaret Phuket experience.
Rows 4 to 14 still sit in the VIP area and offer an excellent, slightly wider view of the choreography. Because seats in the front rows sell out first, it is wise to book early for weekends and high season. The booking panel on this page shows each seating zone as a separate option.
Getting to Simon Cabaret and hotel transfer options
Simon Cabaret sits in Patong, on the west coast of Phuket, and most visitors reach it by taxi, ride-hailing app or a hotel transfer. If you are wondering how to get to Simon Cabaret, the easiest way is to choose a ticket with hotel transfer. Some of our options include a round-trip transfer from Patong or Kalim, Karon or Tri Trang, while the show-only options are for guests who arrange their own way.
Please note that pickup is included only in the options that say so, and the pickup area is shown for each option. Arrive at the ticket counter 10 to 30 minutes before the show, or scan your e-confirmation at the entrance. Children aged four to ten have their own ticket type, and infants under one year are not admitted for the sake of performance quality.
Itinerary
- Arrival and ticket checkShow your e-confirmation or exchange it at the counter, ideally 10 to 30 minutes before the show.
- Take your seatSettle into the seating zone you booked, from regular seats to the front rows.
- The cabaret performanceEnjoy about 90 minutes of singing, dancing and themed stage sets.
- After the showMeet the performers outside in costume, then return to your hotel by transfer if your option includes it.
What's included
- Regular seat ticket to the Simon Cabaret show
- Taxes included
Not included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Tips for photos with performers after the show
- Personal expenses and items not mentioned
Is this right for you?
Great for
- Families with children — a child price for ages 4–10
- Travellers without a car — hotel pickup is included
- A short visit — about 1.5 hours
Not suitable for
- Babies under 1 year old
- Guests who want to take photos or video during the performance
- Anyone who cannot sit for about 90 minutes
Meeting point
For show-only options, go straight to Simon Cabaret in Patong, Phuket, and present your e-confirmation at the ticket counter 10 to 30 minutes before the show. For options with a hotel transfer, the pickup area is shown on the option you choose; keep your phone on, be at your hotel lobby at the time given and remember your booking confirmation.
Important information
- Bring your e-confirmation, on your phone or printed
- Arrive 10 to 30 minutes before the show to exchange or scan your ticket
- Photography and flash photography are not allowed inside the theatre
- Children aged four to ten have a child ticket; infants under one year are not admitted
- Photos with the performers after the show usually involve a tip, and you should tip each performer if several guests join
- Wear smart-casual clothes; the theatre is air-conditioned, so a light layer helps
- Seatbelts are required by Thai law in transfer vehicles, and smoking and strong-smelling food are not allowed on board
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to what travellers ask us most, before they book.
How much does the Simon Cabaret Show ticket cost?
The price depends on the option you choose and on the date. The booking panel on this page shows the current price for each option, for adults and for children, so you can compare before you book.
Is hotel pickup included?
It depends on the option you choose. The options marked with a hotel transfer include a round trip from the pickup area shown, such as Patong or Kalim, or Karon or Tri Trang. The show-only options do not include pickup, so you make your own way to the theatre.
How long is the Simon Cabaret Show?
The performance lasts about 90 minutes. Check the available start times in the booking panel, and plan to arrive 10 to 30 minutes early.
Is the Simon Cabaret Show suitable for children?
Yes, many families attend, and children aged four to ten have their own ticket type. Infants under one year old are not admitted, and children should be able to sit quietly for the whole performance.
Which seats are best at Simon Cabaret?
Rows 1 to 3 give the closest and clearest view of the performers and costumes. Rows 4 to 14 are still in the VIP area and show the full choreography, while regular seats are the standard choice.
What should I wear to the show?
Smart-casual clothes are fine. The theatre is air-conditioned, so bring a light layer.
Can I book Simon Cabaret tickets for today or tomorrow?
Yes, as long as places are available. Pick your date in the booking panel; if a day or time slot shows as unavailable, it is already full and you can choose another one.
What is the difference between the options?
The options differ by seating zone (regular seats, rows 1 to 3 or rows 4 to 14) and by whether a hotel transfer is added from Patong or Kalim, or from Karon or Tri Trang. The show itself is the same in every option.
Can I take photos during the show?
No. Photography, including flash photography, is not allowed inside the theatre. After the performance you can meet the performers outside for photos, which usually involve a tip.
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