For a ticketed Tini Tinou performance in Siem Reap, plan around 18 or 19 November 2026. The wider Siem Reap festival runs 17–19 November, so its opening date is not the same as the first advertised ticketed-show date. Official festival dates and tickets
Which date fits your stay?
If a circus performance is the reason for your visit, keep 18 or 19 November free and check the show details before fixing your travel plans. A stay ending on 17 November would miss the advertised ticketed dates; do not choose that night on the strength of the festival window alone.
If your stay covers both performance dates, compare the booking options before choosing an evening. Do not assume the programme is identical or that you need tickets for both nights.
Where are the ticketed shows?
Phare identifies the venue as the indoor Big Top at Phare, The Cambodian Circus, in Siem Reap. Use that venue name when planning your journey. Phare’s festival introduction
Leave your dinner and transport arrangements flexible until you have confirmed the performance time. Avoid making a show dependent on a tightly timed arrival in the city.
How to find the right booking
Start with the organiser’s festival page and look for Siem Reap → Show Tickets, labelled for shows on 18–19 November 2026. Check the selected city and date before paying; the festival window alone does not tell you which performance you are booking.
Before committing:
- Keep 18 or 19 November 2026 free for a ticketed Siem Reap show.
- Use the organiser’s Siem Reap “Show Tickets” section.
- Confirm the performance time, ticket availability, price and booking conditions before paying.
- Set dinner and transport plans around the confirmed performance time.
For the rest of your stay, explore The Map’s Siem Reap guide.