The stadium is colloquially referred to as 'Thupatemi' by local football supporters.
The name 'Dhupatemiya' is derived from a Jataka tale in Buddhist scripture concerning the Mahajanaka lineage.
The venue is owned and managed directly by the Royal Thai Air Force.
The facility is integrated into a larger military complex that includes various training grounds and administrative buildings.
It has been used as a neutral site for various domestic cup competitions under the Football Association of Thailand.
Royal Thai Air Force Stadium Dhupatemiya is a multi-purpose sports venue primarily used for football matches in the Pathum Thani province. The stadium serves as the home ground for the Air Force United Football Club, which competes within the Thai football league system. The facility features a standard outdoor pitch surrounded by a running track and spectator stands. It is situated on the premises of the Royal Thai Air Force's facilities along Phahonyothin Road. The venue is designed to accommodate regional and domestic athletic competitions and training events. Its location in the Khu Khot sub-district makes it a localized hub for sports fans in the northern outskirts of Bangkok.
From the center of the main grandstand overlooking the pitch with the floodlight towers in the background.
Check the official Thai League schedule in advance, as the stadium is only active during match days or training periods.
Bring sun protection, as the primary grandstand is partially exposed to direct sunlight.
Bring personal water or refreshments, as options within the immediate stadium perimeter can be limited outside of event hours.
Do not attempt to access the military-restricted zones surrounding the stadium that are clearly marked as off-limits to civilians.
Operations are tied to the Thai football league calendar; the venue may be closed to the public during non-match days or military training exercises.
