Inside the revue
Inside the revue
Tiffany's is a variety revue — a sequence of themed production numbers rather than one story. Programmes change, but a night usually moves through segments like these.
- Opening
Thai classical
The revue tends to open in a Thai register — silk, gold and the precise, graceful movement of classical Thai dance, rooting the night in its home country before the show sets off around the world.
- East Asia
China & Korea
A run of East Asian numbers — Chinese fan and folk-styled pieces and K-pop-flavoured routines, each with its own costume palette and choreography, reflecting where much of Pattaya's audience travels from.
- Around the world
Bollywood & Paris
Colour-saturated Bollywood set-pieces and the show's signature Parisian cancan — feathers, high kicks and the big-ensemble energy the Tiffany's stage is built to fill.
- Showtime
Broadway & pop
Broadway- and Vegas-styled production numbers and pop tributes, many carried by live vocals — the glamour-and-sequins centrepiece of the evening.
- Finale
The grand finale
The night builds to a full-company finale, the whole cast on stage in its most elaborate costumes with the theatre's lighting and sound at full tilt, before the after-show photos out front.
Why Tiffany's Show
Why Tiffany's Show
The one that started it all
Tiffany's opened in 1974 and is Pattaya's original cabaret — the show every later revue in the city was measured against. Over five decades it has grown from a small stage into a purpose-built theatre seating around a thousand people, and it leans on that heritage: this is the establishment act, not an imitation of one.
Live vocals and a show that travels the world
What regulars single out is the staging — a fast run of themed production numbers that hop from graceful Thai classical dance to Broadway, Chinese and Korean pop, Bollywood and a high-kicking Parisian cancan, with lavish costume changes between each. Much of Tiffany's is performed to live vocals rather than mime, which reviewers notice and rate.
Glamour, and a pageant with a cause
Performed by Tiffany's famous transgender cast, the revue is billed as a family-friendly hour of spectacle. The theatre is also the long-time home of Miss International Queen, the world's largest transgender beauty pageant, which has run here since 2004 — part of why the venue carries a status the newer shows don't.
The theatre & getting there
The theatre & getting there
"Seeing Tiffany's" means one specific theatre in North Pattaya — here's what to know about the venue and the practicalities.
A landmark theatre on 2nd Road
Tiffany's performs in its own large, purpose-built theatre on Pattaya 2nd Road near the Dolphin Roundabout in North Pattaya — a proper tiered auditorium of around a thousand seats, not a bar. The scale means big sets and full ensemble numbers, and even mid-tier seats get a clear view of the stage.
Three showtimes a night
There are usually three performances each evening — commonly around 6:00, 7:30 and 9:00 pm — each running roughly 75 minutes, so you can slot the show before or after dinner. Your exact time is fixed when you book; times can shift on holidays, so go by your confirmation.
Seating tiers & the after-show photos
Tickets come in tiers by seat position — Superior, VIP and the front Gold rows — with the pricier tiers closer to the stage. Out front after the show, performers pose for photos in costume; it's a fun way to end the night, though a photo usually carries a small tip or fee.
Getting there
Some ticket options include hotel pick-up and drop-off within Pattaya, which is easy in the evening; otherwise it's a short taxi or songthaew from central Pattaya or Jomtien. Check whether transfers are included in the option you pick.
Cabaret & Pattaya, in pictures
Cabaret & Pattaya, in pictures
General cabaret, costume and Pattaya imagery to set the scene for your evening.
Seating tiers & what's included
Seating tiers & what's included
| Tier | What it includes | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Superior | A seat for the 75-minute show in the standard tier | The tiered auditorium means a clear view from most Superior seats |
| VIP | A seat in the closer VIP rows | A better view of costume detail and choreography for a modest step up |
| Gold / front | The front rows, nearest the stage | The premium option on busy nights; books out first on weekends and holidays |
| Dinner set combo | Show ticket plus a Thai set-menu dinner nearby | A convenient way to pair dinner with the show; check the timing when you book |
Planning your evening
Planning your evening
Pick your showtime
Tiffany's runs three roughly-75-minute performances a night, commonly around 6:00, 7:30 and 9:00 pm — choose the slot that suits your evening and arrive in good time to collect tickets and find your seat. The earliest show is the quietest; the later ones fill up on weekends.
Choosing your tier
The auditorium is tiered, so most seats have a good view; VIP and the front Gold rows put you closest to the costumes and choreography and are worth it if front-row spectacle is the point of the night. On weekends and holidays the front tiers go first.
Dinner, and the after-show photos
Some listings pair the ticket with a Thai set-menu dinner, which saves arranging it separately. After the show, the cast poses for photos out front — good fun to round off the evening, though a photo usually carries a small tip.
Good to know before you book
The show is family-friendly and the theatre is wheelchair accessible. Note that the discounted visitor ticket is for non-Thai nationals — Thai passport holders buy at the box office under local pricing — so this option is aimed at travellers.
Booking flexibility
The listing offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before and a reserve-now-pay-later option, so you can hold a showtime without paying today and still adjust if your Pattaya plans change. Booking ahead is sensible on busy nights.
Planning a cabaret night in Pattaya
Planning a cabaret night in Pattaya
GEO/FAQ
Tiffany's Show questions
What is Tiffany's Show?
Tiffany's is Pattaya's original cabaret, running since 1974. It's a roughly 75-minute variety revue of themed production numbers — Thai classical, Chinese and Korean, Bollywood, a Parisian cancan and Broadway-style pop — performed by a celebrated transgender cast in a purpose-built theatre of around a thousand seats. Much of it is sung to live vocals.
How is Tiffany's different from the Alcazar show?
Both are large Pattaya cabarets, but Tiffany's is the older of the two — it opened in 1974 and bills itself as the original — and it's the long-time home of the Miss International Queen pageant. Programmes and staging differ, but the format (a themed-numbers revue, about 75 minutes, tiered seating) is similar. Which you prefer usually comes down to showtimes and seats on your dates.
What time does the show start?
There are usually three performances a night, commonly around 6:00, 7:30 and 9:00 pm, each about 75 minutes. Times can shift on holidays, so go by the time on your booking confirmation. You pick your showtime when you book.
Which seating tier should I choose?
Seats come in Superior, VIP and front Gold tiers. The auditorium is tiered so most seats see the stage clearly; VIP and Gold sit closer for more costume and choreography detail and book out first on weekends. Pick by how close you want to be and how busy your date is.
Is Tiffany's Show family-friendly?
Yes — it's billed as suitable for all ages, and reviewers regularly attend with family. It's a glamour-and-spectacle stage revue. The theatre is also wheelchair accessible.
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes. The GetYourGuide listing offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before your showtime and a reserve-now-pay-later option, so you can hold a slot without paying today. The exact terms show on the listing before you confirm.
How do I get to the theatre?
Tiffany's is on Pattaya 2nd Road near the Dolphin Roundabout in North Pattaya. Some ticket options include hotel pick-up and drop-off within Pattaya; otherwise it's a short taxi or songthaew ride from central Pattaya or Jomtien. Check whether transfers are included when you book.
Still choosing a showtime or a seating tier?
Leave your email and roughly when you're travelling — we'll send a short rundown of how the Superior, VIP and Gold tiers compare, when the three nightly shows run, and whether the dinner set is worth adding.