BTS ticket prices revealed for their 2026 UK and European tour dates

This is how much tickets will cost

BTS ticket prices have been revealed for their upcoming 2026 tour dates - and this is everything you need to know.

The group recently confirmed their comeback Arirang World Tour, which will stop off at stadiums across the globe.

This includes European shows at London's Wembley Stadium, as well as multiple nights in Munich, Paris, Brussels and Madrid this summer.

The tour will feature a 360-degree, in-the-round stage design, with the immersive setup placing the audience at the centre of the experience, while allowing for increased capacity at every venue.

It’ll mark the biggest headline K-pop concerts ever, and marks the group’s first performances since 2021-2022’s Permission To Dance On Stage tour.

Tickets for the BTS tour are expected to be in high demand when they go on sale this month. Ahead of them being released, fans might be wondering how much they'll cost, whether it's standing or seated tickets.

Below you can find out everything you need to know about BTS ticket prices for their European tour.

What are the BTS ticket prices?

During the Army Membership it was confirmed how much tickets will cost for a number of dates.

For their shows at London's Wembley Stadium tickets will be priced between £76 and £477.95.

While tickets for their shows in Paris are priced between €78.50 and €546, with general admission standing for €168.15.

This should give fans an idea of what to expect ahead of the general sale on 24 January.

BTS PRIX DEFINITIFS:

Fosse : 166.50€
Tribune Officielle & Présidentielle : 260€
Carré Or : 260€ - Allée : 276.50€
Catégorie 1 : 166.50 – Allée : 183€
Catégorie 2 : 144.50€ - Allée : 150€
Catégorie 3 : 122.50€
Catégorie 4 : 100.50€
Catégorie 5 + VR : 78.50€ https://t.co/boaoWnjFHV pic.twitter.com/82Dgp53jfw

— Prix Concerts (@PrixConcerts) January 22, 2026

When do BTS tour tickets go on sale?

Tickets for the tour dates go on general sale at 1pm local time on Saturday, 24 January via:

• Ticketmaster UK
• Ticketmaster US
• Ticketmaster Canada
• Ticketmaster Spain
• Ticketmaster France
• Ticketmaster Germany
• Ticketmaster Belgium

What are the tour dates?

9, 11, 12 April – Goyang Stadium, Goyang

17, 18 April – Tokyo Dome, Tokyo

25, 26 April – Raymond James Stadium, Tampa - tickets

2, 3 May – Sun Bowl Stadium, El Paso - tickets

7, 9, 10 May – Estadio GNP Seguros, Mexico City - tickets

16, 17 May – Stanford Stadium, Stanford - tickets

23, 24, 27 May – Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas - tickets

12, 13 June – Venue tba, Busan, South Korea

26, 27 June – Riyadh Air Metropolitano, Madrid - tickets

1, 2 July – King Baudouin Stadium, Brussels - tickets

6, 7 July – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London - tickets

11, 12 July – Allianz Arena, Munich - tickets

17, 18 July – Stade de France, Paris - tickets

1, 2 August – MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford - tickets

5, 6 August – Gillette Stadium, Foxborough - tickets

10, 11 August – M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore - tickets

15, 16 August – AT&T Stadium, Arlington - tickets

22, 23 August – Rogers Stadium, Toronto - tickets

27, 28 August – Soldier Field, Chicago - tickets

1, 2, 5, 6 September – SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles - tickets

2, 3 October – Venue tba, Bogotá, Colombia

9, 10 October – Venue tba, Lima, Peru

16, 17 October – Venue tba, Santiago, Chile

23, 24 October – Venue tba, Buenos Aires, Argentina

28, 30, 31 October – Venue tba, São Paulo, Brazil

19, 21, 22 November – Venue tba, Kaohsiung, Taiwan

3, 5, 6 December – Venue tba, Bangkok, Thailand

12, 13 December – Venue tba, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

17, 19, 20, 22 December – National Stadium, Singapore

26, 27 December – Venue tba, Jakarta, Indonesia

12, 13 February – Venue tba, Melbourne, Australia

20, 21 February – Venue tba, Sydney, Australia

4, 6, 7 March – Venue tba, Hong Kong

13, 14 March – Venue tba, Manila, Philippines