
It will be broadcast simultaneously on November 21 and replayed on the 22nd, with nearly 11,000 seats available across Taiwan.
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The South Korean band BTS's world tour "ARIRANG" was held at the main venue of the World Games in Kaohsiung on November 19, 21 and 22. Tickets for the concert are hard to come by. Village Roadshow Cinemas launched a zero-second live broadcast. The first wave of tickets sold out quickly, and fans strongly requested more tickets.
The South Korean idol group "BTS" will take the world tour "ARIRANG" to the main stadium of the World Games in Kaohsiung on November 19th, 21st and 22nd. Not only are tickets for the concert hard to find, but even the "Zero Second Difference Live Broadcast" launched by Village Roadshow Cinemas sold out quickly after the first wave of sales! Faced with the frantic beating of fans, Village Roadshow urgently announced the opening of additional cinemas and expanded its support base to 18 cinemas across Taiwan, providing a total of nearly 11,000 seats for the event.
Village Roadshow will simultaneously broadcast the Kaohsiung performance on November 21, and launch an encore replay on the next day on the 22nd, so that ARMY (fan name) who cannot visit the main stadium of the World Games can appreciate the stage charm of the seven members on the big screen without having to travel.
In particular, the "ARIRANG" tour uses a 360-degree full ring stage. The cinema will use high-definition screens, stunning sound effects and live guide shots to present close-ups of member performances and the enthusiastic atmosphere of support throughout the venue, making fans feel like they are at the concert.
In addition, Village Roadshow has prepared an exclusive limited admission bonus this time. Although the true identity of the mysterious commemorative gift has not yet been revealed, it has given fans one more collection surprise worth looking forward to.
"BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG' IN KAOHSIUNG: LIVE VIEWING" will open for live broadcast admission at 6:45 pm on November 21, and there will be an encore replay at 12 noon on the 22nd. Tickets are 1,450 yuan. According to the latest announcement on the official website of EVE Show Cinema, additional tickets will go on sale on the official website and official APP at 1:00 pm on November 12th. On-site ticket purchase at the cinema will be available from the 13th, while supplies last.
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