
South Korean band BIGBANG has announced an additional venue at the Taipei Arena. Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. tomorrow morning. This article compiles real-name verification, ticket price information and five major ticket grabbing strategies.
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South Korean pop group BIGBANG caused a stir across the internet after announcing they would resume their tour. They officially announced that the 2026 Taipei tour will be held on October 9th.
Take a look at the BIGBANG extra show ticket grabbing guide. (Reproduced from X)
[Entertainment Channel/Comprehensive Report] South Korean pop group BIGBANG caused a sensation across the Internet after announcing the resumption of tour. Taiwanese fans are now waiting for shocking news! Officials recently announced that the 2026 Taipei venue will be added to the venue on October 9 (Friday), giving fans who did not grab tickets one more chance to enter the venue. Tickets for the additional games will be on sale through the Broad ticketing system starting from 10 a.m. tomorrow (7th). All members who have completed identity verification can participate in the ticket grab. Each person is limited to 4 tickets per game, including the number of tickets purchased previously. It is expected that there will be another wave of ticket grabs.
The ticket prices for BIGBANG's performance at the Taipei Arena are quite diverse, including 9,430 yuan for standing seats in VIP 1 area, 9,380 yuan for reserved seats in VIP 2 area, and 8,880 yuan for reserved seats in VIP 3 area.
Generally, the reserved seats are divided into seven price ranges: 8,380 yuan, 7,980 yuan, 6,980 yuan, 6,480 yuan, 4,980 yuan, 3,980 yuan and 2,980 yuan. Disability seats are divided into 3,490 yuan and 3,990 yuan.
Grabbing tickets for BIGBANG's extra concert requires not just hand speed, but also small steps. (Reproduced from YouTube)
However, fans should pay special attention to sight issues before grabbing tickets. VIP 3A, VIP 3B, VIP 3G, VIP 3H and other areas may not be able to fully view the middle and rear sections of the main stage and some of the LED screens due to the viewing angle restrictions of the venue. However, the extended stage will not be affected, so fans must carefully evaluate before purchasing tickets and selecting seats.
Since BIGBANG’s additional show on October 9 will also adopt a real-name system for ticket purchase, fans are advised to complete membership registration, mobile phone and email verification before the official sales, and prepare relevant information such as ID number, name, credit card, etc. to avoid struggling to grab tickets only to miss out in the final checkout process.
BIGBANG will have an extra show tomorrow morning at 10am to grab tickets. (Photo taken from IG)
In order to increase the chance of successfully grabbing BIGBANG tickets, the following is a compilation of "Broadland's top five ticket sales strategies".
1. Complete information and real-name verification in advance
It is recommended to log in to your account 30 minutes before the sale starts, enter the ticket sales page, and confirm the device time and whether the network connection is stable. Since the real-name ticket purchase is adopted this time, relevant information such as name, ID card number, etc. must be confirmed in advance, and credit card information can also be prepared in advance to reduce the time spent entering information when officially grabbing tickets.
2. Sales start at 10 o’clock and every second counts
You should be prepared before the official start of sales, and immediately follow the ticketing system process to grab tickets as soon as the time comes. The most important thing for the first wave of ticket grabbing is speed. If the system provides a "computer allocation" function, you can give priority to it. If you insist on spending time to select seats on your own at popular events, you are likely to pass by the tickets without hesitation.
3. When you see the queue screen, don’t click to refresh
If a queuing or waiting screen appears after entering the vacancy inquiry stage, do not keep rearranging it just because you are impatient. At this time, the system may be queuing or allocating tickets. If you refresh the page arbitrarily, you may lose your original queuing order. Unless there is no response at all for a long time, evaluate whether to re-operate based on the current status of the system.
4. Don’t give up even if it’s sold out as soon as possible
Even if it is sold out immediately after the sale starts, it does not mean that there is no chance at all. Some consumers may release their originally obtained tickets due to payment failure, checkout time, etc. Therefore, 20 to 30 minutes after the sale starts, keep an eye on whether any unfinished tickets have been released again.
In addition, if the organizer announces the ticket clearance time later, fans can also seize the opportunity, so be sure to continue to pay attention to the latest official ticket sales information.
5. Understand the rules for grabbing tickets through different channels first
The Yuanda ticketing system supports ticket purchase through mobile browsers, and the operation method is roughly the same as the computer version. If you choose to purchase tickets through the ibon machine, you must also confirm the payment and ticket collection regulations in advance to avoid missing the qualification due to unfamiliarity with the process after grabbing the tickets.
Tickets for BIGBANG’s additional performance at the Taipei Arena on October 9th will officially go on sale at 10 a.m. tomorrow (7th), with a maximum ticket price of NT$9,430. From real-name verification, seat selection to payment, every step may affect the speed of ticket grabbing. Fans who want to see BIGBANG perform at the Dome in person are best to prepare their account and related information tonight and join the ticket grabbing battle on time tomorrow morning.
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