BTS in São Paulo: streets near MorumBIS will be blocked on show days; Check out how access will work

To enter the region, fans will need to present their ticket for the day's show. Public screening will begin at 8 am, at five access points. Previously registered residents will also be able to pass through the blocks.

According to the organization, all streets around the stadium will be closed to vehicles. The guideline is to consult the blockages and access map before traveling to the location.

The organization also recommends that fans avoid crowds near MorumBIS before the start of the operation and respect the date indicated on the ticket.

The special operation was announced by the production company Live Nation in conjunction with the Military Police, São Paulo City Hall, the Traffic Engineering Company (CET) and the Local Residents Association (AME Morumbi).

Fans with tickets must pass through one of the five access points open to the public:

Another seven points will have exclusive access for authorized residents. Fans attending shows will not be allowed to enter these venues.

The guideline is to avoid crowds near MorumBIS before the scheduled operation time. The organization also asks that fans respect the day and time indicated on the ticket, without anticipating going to the stadium for performances on other dates.

The performances are part of the BTS World Tour Arirang, which marks the South Korean group's return to the stage with its seven members after the break period for mandatory military service.

The group released the album Arirang in March 2026 and began a new international tour, with performances in Asia, North America, Europe and Latin America.

Demand for Brazilian shows was high: tickets sold out in less than an hour and a half, according to information released by Ticketmaster.