Get ready for the concert The Weeknd: After Hours Til Dawn Tour Taking place from 11-13 October 2026 at Rajamangala National Stadium in Bangkok with three shows expected to attract over 100,000 fans. If you already have your tickets, don’t forget to plan your trip in advance.
Rajamangala National Stadium Has a seating capacity of approximately 60,000 to 80,000 people (including the field area) and is one of Bangkok’s major venues for large concerts and sporting events. It is located on Ramkhamhaeng Road in Bang Kapi district. Towards the end of 2026, there will beAn update on 5 Thai and international artists scheduled to hold concerts at RajamangalaNaturally, the area around Rajamangala Stadium will be especially crowded.
How to get to Rajamangala National Stadium? Thairath Online has compiled travel options to Rajamangala National Stadium including MRT, BTS, buses, and boats, with recommended transfer points and convenient routes to ensure you arrive on time to enjoy the concert.
The MRT Yellow Line offers an alternative for those wanting to avoid road traffic. You can disembark at several stations and then transfer to public buses or motorcycle taxis to reach Rajamangala Stadium.
Mahadthai Station (YL06)
Bang Kapi Station (YL08)
Lam Sali Junction Station (YL09)
Srikritha Station (YL10)
Please check the latest bus routes and stops before traveling, as some bus lines may have changed routes or numbers.
BTS passengers can transfer to other rail lines to continue to Rajamangala Stadium as follows:
Asok BTS Station Transfer to the MRT Blue Line at Sukhumvit Station, travel to Phetchaburi Station, then switch to the Airport Rail Link at Makkasan Station to Ramkhamhaeng Station, and continue by public transport to the stadium.
Phaya Thai BTS Station Transfer to the Airport Rail Link at Phaya Thai Station, get off at Ramkhamhaeng Station, then take a bus or motorcycle taxi to the stadium.
Samrong BTS Station Transfer to the MRT Yellow Line at Samrong Station, then alight at a convenient station such as Mahadthai, Bang Kapi, or Lam Sali before taking a vehicle to the stadium.
Currently, BTS does not have a station directly in front of Rajamangala Stadium, so allow extra time for transfers and public transport connections.
Passengers using the Airport Rail Link can get off at Ramkhamhaeng Station (A5) which is a connection point to Ramkhamhaeng Road.
From there, you can take a bus, taxi, or motorcycle taxi to Rajamangala Stadium. It is advisable to allow extra travel time during concerts or sporting events.
Buses are another option for reaching Rajamangala Stadium, with several routes serving Ramkhamhaeng Road and nearby areas such as: Routes 22, 60, 71, 92, 93, 113, 168, 207, and 501.
Passengers should choose routes passing near Ramkhamhaeng University or the Sports Authority of Thailand and verify the closest drop-off points to the stadium entrance. Bus numbers and routes may change, so checking updated information before departure is recommended.
The Saen Saep Canal boat is suitable for those wanting to avoid road traffic. You can take the boat along the canal and get off at Mit Maitri Mahadthai Pier and then walk to Rajamangala Stadium.
MRT Yellow Line passengers can get off at Bang Kapi Station Exit 3, then board the boat at The Mall Bang Kapi pier and travel to Mit Maitri Mahadthai pier.
However, boat service hours are limited, especially in the evening and night, so check the last boat times in advance if you plan to return after the concert.
If you plan to attend a concert or sporting event at Rajamangala Stadium, prepare ahead to ensure smoother travel.
Allow at least 1 to 2 extra hours beyond normal travel time, especially before the event starts and after it ends.
Check operating hours for trains and boats, as some may stop service before the concert ends.
Verify the stadium entrance gate listed on your ticket to choose the best drop-off point and walking route.
Plan your return trip in advance since many passengers will be using public transport after the event.
Follow announcements from the event organizers, as some concerts may provide special shuttle services, road closures, or temporary traffic rerouting.
There are many ways to get to Rajamangala Stadium. Choose the route that suits your starting point and check service times ahead, especially on concert days with heavy traffic, to ensure smoother trips both ways.