Full Moon Party Schedule 2026: All Dates
14 parties in 2026, including a blue moon in May and New Year's Eve. Dates may shift 1-2 days around national holidays.
Full Moon Party Schedule 2026
| Date | Pre & After Parties | Weather | Notes |
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| June 1st 2026 (Mon/Tue) (Next party) | May 30th - June 3rd | Humid π§, mix of sun βοΈ and showers π¦οΈ | Visakha Bucha Buddha Day. Alcohol sales are restricted by law. Stock up before arriving at Haad Rin. |
| June 29th 2026 (Mon/Tue) | June 27th - June 31st | Humid π§, mix of sun βοΈ and showers π¦οΈ | It is a super moon! |
| July 31st 2026 (Thu/Fri) | July 29th - August 2nd | Frequent showers π§οΈ, some sunny intervals π€οΈ | Asalha Bucha & Buddhist Lent Buddha Day 29th & 30th so FMPT might have different schedule |
| August 28th 2026 (Fri/Sat) | August 26th - August 30th | Frequent showers π§οΈ, some sunny intervals π€οΈ | β |
| September 26th 2026 (Sat/Sun) | September 24th - September 28th | Frequent showers π§οΈ, some sunny intervals π€οΈ | β |
| October 27th 2026 (Tue/Wed) | October 25th - October 29th | Heavy rain likely π§οΈ, peak rainy season π | Buddhist Lent Ending Buddha Day 26th, so again, might be rescheduled |
| November 24th 2026 (Tue/Wed) | November 22nd - November 26th | Heavy rain likely π§οΈ, peak rainy season π | β |
| December 24th 2026 (Thu/Fri) | December 22nd - December 26th | Showers early in month π¦οΈ, drier and sunnier later βοΈ | Coinciding with Christmas Eve. Likely no reschedule. |
| December 31st 2026 (Thu/Fri) | December 29th - January 2nd | Mostly sunny βοΈ, low chance of rain π€οΈ | No astronomical Full Moon but still large NYE Full Moon Party |
This schedule is maintained by the Full Moon Party Council using dates confirmed by the official Haad Rin Business Association on Koh Phangan. When a date shifts due to a Thai public holiday, we update here as soon as the HRBA confirms the change. This site has published the Full Moon Party schedule every year since 2004.
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π Dates may shift 1-2 days when the full moon falls on a Thai public holiday. Changes are announced by the organising committee in advance.
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π Busiest months: December to April (high season) and July to August (summer holidays). Expect 30,000+ people at peak dates.
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π Quietest months: October and November. Smaller crowd, lower prices, wetter weather.