How Much are BTS Tickets? A Look at Early Prices and Onsale Dates for the 2026 World Tour

BTS is officially back. For the ARMY, the long-awaited return of RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook isn’t just a musical milestone—it’s a logistical challenge. The immediate question on everyone’s mind: What is it going to cost to get in the building?

Live Nation has now confirmed the full itinerary for the BTS World Tour 2026–2027, a mammoth 79-show stadium run across 34 regions. In an effort to maximize capacity and offer better sightlines, the tour will utilize a 360-degree, in-the-round stage design, essentially turning every stadium into a massive, immersive arena.

With the presale window opening soon, early data from the resale market is already providing a “pre-onsale” snapshot of what fans might expect to pay. While these prices are volatile, they offer a useful (if sobering) guide for those trying to budget before the queue opens.

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BTS Ticket Onsale Schedule: Mark Your Calendars

According to the official tour rollout, tickets will be released in phases. If you haven’t registered on Weverse yet, time is running out.

• ARMY Membership Registration Deadline: Sunday, Jan. 18 (various times by region).

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• ARMY Membership Presale: Begins Thursday, Jan. 22 (select dates start Friday, Jan. 23).
• General Onsale: Begins Saturday, Jan. 24 (times vary by market).

Pro Tip: Ensure your Weverse email matches your Ticketmaster email exactly. A mismatch is one of the most common reasons fans get booted from the presale queue.

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What’s Different This Time? 79 Stadiums and “The Round”

This is BTS’ first proper headline run as a group since the 2021–2022 Permission to Dance on Stage era. It is being positioned as their most ambitious tour ever.

In North America, the tour is leaning heavily into multi-night stays at NFL-sized stadiums. Stops include Tampa, El Paso, Mexico City, Stanford, Las Vegas, East Rutherford, Foxborough, Baltimore, Arlington, Toronto, Chicago, and Los Angeles. While international dates for Europe, Latin America, and Asia have been announced, many specific venue details for the late 2026/2027 legs are still pending.

Early BTS Ticket Prices: The Resale Market Barometer

An analysis of early listings on Ticket Club (as of Jan. 14) shows a classic “speculative” market. Because face-value tickets haven’t officially hit the public yet, current listings often represent professional sellers anticipating their inventory.

Here is the current BTS ticket pricing landscape:

• Starting “Get-In” Price: $431 (Los Angeles)
• Median Asking Price: $2,386
• Average Listing Range: $1,322 – $4,439

Even before BTS tickets officially go on sale, the early resale market is already forming—though it’s still a classic “pre-onsale” environment where pricing can move fast once face-value inventory actually hits. Across the BTS dates currently listed on TicketClub, the overall get-in price is $431, while the typical (median) asking price is $2,386. That gap is important for shoppers: bargain hunting exists, but most available tickets are still clustering well above the very lowest listings. In fact, most tickets are currently listed between $1,322 and $4,439, which is a more realistic band for what fans will see while browsing right now.

For fans considering a summer trip around the tour, a few stops are standing out as comparatively shopper-friendly early on. Los Angeles (SoFi Stadium) has the lowest entry point in the current pool, with $431 get-ins for 9/1 and 9/2, and a typical median in the low $2K range. Chicago (Soldier Field) on 8/27 is another early value leader, with a $550 get-in and a $1,891 median. And if you’re focused on a reasonable “typical” price rather than the absolute cheapest ticket, Arlington (AT&T Stadium) on 8/15 and 8/16 is also trending as a value-leaning stop, with $627 get-ins and medians around $2,000.

Not every market is as forgiving in this first snapshot. Toronto currently shows the highest get-ins, starting at $1,111 (8/22) and $1,030 (8/23). Meanwhile, Stanford isn’t the most expensive to enter, but it’s among the priciest “typical” shops so far, with medians above $3,200 and a noticeably higher upper range—meaning it may take more work to find tickets near the middle of the market instead of in the premium tail.

Finally, flexible travelers may want to keep an eye on the calendar: in the dates currently listed, midweek shows (Tue–Thu) are posting lower get-ins and slightly lower typical prices than weekend dates. That pattern can change once presales and the general onsale are complete, but early indications suggest weekday stops may offer a better shot at a lower entry point for fans who can choose their date.

Fans should be aware that many “pre-onsale” listings are speculative. Prices often “reset” or dip slightly once the primary inventory is released and the actual supply is confirmed.

Current BTS Ticket Price Snapshot by City

Prices reflect current asking rates on the secondary market and are subject to rapid change. TicketNews readers can redeem a free 1-year membership to Ticket Club by signing up using code TICKETNEWS here.

DateVenue (City)Get-inMedian PriceHigh-End RangeShop4/25/2026Raymond James Stadium (Tampa)$799$2,359$1,484–$4,155Tickets5/2/2026Sun Bowl Stadium (El Paso)$580$2,920$1,330–$6,619Tickets5/16/2026Stanford Stadium (Stanford)$834$3,640$1,866–$8,110Tickets5/23/2026Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas)$808$2,520$1,824–$4,286Tickets8/1/2026MetLife Stadium (E. Rutherford)$768$2,717$1,764–$5,220Tickets8/5/2026Gillette Stadium (Foxborough)$674$2,604$1,566–$3,930Tickets8/15/2026AT&T Stadium (Arlington)$627$2,022$1,072–$4,726Tickets8/22/2026Rogers Stadium (Toronto)$1,030$2,080$1,363–$3,836Tickets8/27/2026Soldier Field (Chicago)$550$1,891$1,030–$3,606Tickets9/1/2026SoFi Stadium (Inglewood)$431$2,186$1,249–$4,481Tickets

Strategy for the Presale: How to Save

If you’re looking at these numbers and feeling sticker shock, keep these human-tested tips in mind:

1. Mid-Week Advantage: Early data shows that Tuesday and Wednesday shows (like the Las Vegas and Los Angeles dates) are opening with significantly lower get-in prices than Saturday night shows. If you can travel, a Tuesday show might save you hundreds.
2. The “360-Degree” Opportunity: In-the-round shows typically have more “decent” seats because there is no “behind the stage” area. Don’t be afraid of seats that would usually be considered “behind” the performer; in this layout, they often offer great proximity.
3. Wait for the Reset: If you miss the presale, don’t panic-buy in the first 10 minutes of the general sale. Prices on the secondary market often hit a “peak” of hype before settling once the total number of available seats across all 79 dates is realized.

Not all dates are yet showing as having ticket inventory available for purchase. Below is the full BTS schedule:

Thu Apr 9 — Goyang — Goyang Stadium
Sat Apr 11 — Goyang — Goyang Stadium
Sun Apr 12 — Goyang — Goyang Stadium
Fri Apr 17 — Tokyo — Tokyo Dome
Sat Apr 18 — Tokyo — Tokyo Dome
Sat Apr 25 — Tampa, FL — Raymond James Stadium
Sun Apr 26 — Tampa, FL — Raymond James Stadium
Sat May 2 — El Paso, TX — Sun Bowl Stadium
Sun May 3 — El Paso, TX — Sun Bowl Stadium
Thu May 7 — Mexico City, MX — Estadio GNP Seguros
Sat May 9 — Mexico City, MX — Estadio GNP Seguros
Sun May 10 — Mexico City, MX — Estadio GNP Seguros
Sat May 16 — Stanford, CA — Stanford Stadium
Sun May 17 — Stanford, CA — Stanford Stadium
Sat May 23 — Las Vegas, NV — Allegiant Stadium
Sun May 24 — Las Vegas, NV — Allegiant Stadium
Wed May 27 — Las Vegas, NV — Allegiant Stadium
Fri Jun 12 — Busan — Busan Asiad Stadium
Sat Jun 13 — Busan — Busan Asiad Stadium
Fri Jun 26 — Madrid, ES — Riyadh Air Metropolitano
Sat Jun 27 — Madrid, ES — Riyadh Air Metropolitano
Wed Jul 1 — Brussels, BE — King Baudouin Stadium
Thu Jul 2 — Brussels, BE — King Baudouin Stadium
Mon Jul 6 — London, UK — Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Tue Jul 7 — London, UK — Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Sat Jul 11 — Munich, DE — Allianz Arena
Sun Jul 12 — Munich, DE — Allianz Arena
Fri Jul 17 — Paris, FR — Stade de France
Sat Jul 18 — Paris, FR — Stade de France
Sat Aug 1 — East Rutherford, NJ — MetLife Stadium
Sun Aug 2 — East Rutherford, NJ — MetLife Stadium
Wed Aug 5 — Foxborough, MA — Gillette Stadium
Thu Aug 6 — Foxborough, MA — Gillette Stadium
Mon Aug 10 — Baltimore, MD — M&T Bank Stadium
Tue Aug 11 — Baltimore, MD — M&T Bank Stadium
Sat Aug 15 — Arlington, TX — AT&T Stadium
Sun Aug 16 — Arlington, TX — AT&T Stadium
Sat Aug 22 — Toronto, ON — Rogers Stadium
Sun Aug 23 — Toronto, ON — Rogers Stadium
Thu Aug 27 — Chicago, IL — Soldier Field
Fri Aug 28 — Chicago, IL — Soldier Field
Tue Sep 1 — Los Angeles, CA — SoFi Stadium
Wed Sep 2 — Los Angeles, CA — SoFi Stadium
Sat Sep 5 — Los Angeles, CA — SoFi Stadium
Sun Sep 6— Los Angeles, CA — SoFi Stadium
Fri Oct 2 — Bogota, CL*
Sat Oct 3 — Bogota, CL*
Fri Oct 9 — Lima, PE*
Sat Oct 10 — Lima, PE*
Fri Oct 16 — Santiago, CL*
Sat Oct 17 — Santiago, CL*
Fri Oct 23 — Buenos Aires, AR*
Sat Oct 24 — Buenos Aires, AR*
Wed Oct 28 — São Paulo, BR*
Fri Oct 30 — São Paulo, BR*
Sat Oct 31 — São Paulo, BR*
Thu Nov 19 — Kaohsiung*
Sat Nov 21 — Kaohsiung*
Sun Nov 22 — Kaohsiung*
Thu Dec 03 — Bangkok*
Sat Dec 05 — Bangkok*
Sun Dec 06 — Bangkok*
Sat Dec 12 — Kuala Lumpur*
Sun Dec 13 — Kuala Lumpur*
Thu Dec 17 — Singapore*
Sat Dec 19 — Singapore*
Sun Dec 20 — Singapore*
Tue Dec 22 — Singapore*
Sat Dec 26 — Jakarta*
Sun Dec 27 — Jakarta*

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Fri Feb 12 — Melbourne, AU*
Sat Feb 13 — Melbourne, AU*
Sat Feb 20 — Sydney, AU*
Sun Feb 21 — Sydney, AU*
Thu Mar 04 — Hong Kong*
Sat Mar 06 — Hong Kong*
Sun Mar 07 — Hong Kong*
Sat Mar 13 — Manila*
Sun Mar 14 — Manila*

*Venue and onsale information to be revealed at a later date.