
Pattaya is preparing two nights of free fireworks and live music on 27–28 November 2026, with international displays over the sea and beachfront entertainment at Pattaya Beach in Chon Buri.
The published programme for the Pattaya International Fireworks Festival 2026 lists five participating countries: Japan, Italy, the Philippines, Malaysia and Finland.
Five fireworks displays are scheduled each night, interspersed with concerts and live music. YourMOOD and Slapkiss are listed for Friday, followed by PALMY and ROOFTOP on Saturday.
Visitors can watch the fireworks from Pattaya Beach, with the main stage at Central Pattaya Beach. Admission is free.
Food stalls, shops and entertainment will line the beachfront, offering visitors opportunities to combine the displays with an evening by the sea.
The annual festival is one of Pattaya’s key tourism events, attracting both Thai and international visitors. It has also received recognition from the International Festivals & Events Association (IFEA).
According to the published timetable, the first fireworks are due to begin at 7.45pm on both nights. Music starts earlier, at 5.30pm on Friday and 5.45pm on Saturday.
Main stage: Central Pattaya Beach. All times are Thailand time.
Main stage: Central Pattaya Beach. All times are Thailand time.
Programme note: The published timetable lists a 10.30pm finish on both nights, only five minutes after the final concerts are due to begin at 10.25pm. Visitors should confirm closing times with the organisers.
Large crowds are expected, so visitors are advised to allow extra travel time and plan parking in advance.
Those intending to stay overnight should book accommodation early and check the final event programme before travelling.