BTS in Bulacan: Everything ARMYs need to know before ticket selling starts

Excitement is building for BTS’ upcoming “Arirang” shows in Bulacan happening on March 13 and 14, 2027.

Ahead of ticket selling — Presales start as early as June 9, while General Onsale is on June 11 — SM Ticketmaster answered some of the most common questions from fans.

From ARMY Membership concerns to ticket limits and presale reminders, here’s a quick guide for ARMYs preparing to secure their seats.

You can still get an ARMY Membership, but register before the deadline

Not yet an ARMY member? You can still sign up for an ARMY Membership (Global) through Weverse.

But remember: joining is only the first step.

To participate in the ARMY Membership Presale happening on June 9, fans must also complete presale registration on Weverse by 10 p.m. on May 27.

There is no separate presale code

Forget waiting for a special email code. SM Ticketmaster has clarified that your ARMY Membership Number is your presale access code.

Fans must use the full forma of the presale codet: BA + 9-digit membership number

No presale email will be sent

ARMYs, don't expect an email confirmation or presale email with instructions.

Instead, on the day of the presale, fans should go directly to ticketmaster.ph and access the BTS event page.

No ARMY Membership? You can still try during later sales

An ARMY Membership is only required for the ARMY Membership Presale happening on June 9.

Fans without membership can still purchase tickets during the following schedules:

• Live Nation Presale - June 10
• General Onsale - June 11

One Ticketmaster tab per show only

Planning to open multiple tabs to increase your chances? That may backfire.

According to SM Ticketmaster, fans should only keep one tab open per show using their Ticketmaster account.

Opening multiple tabs for the same show may cause errors during the ticketing process.

Multiple shows must be purchased separately

ARMYs planning to attend more than one BTS concert date will need to complete separate transactions for each show.

SM Ticketmaster said tickets for multiple events cannot be purchased simultaneously.

There is a ticket purchase limit

Each account may buy up to two tickets per order, per show.

Fans hoping to secure seats for friends or family should keep the purchase cap in mind.

Your Weverse and Ticketmaster details do not need to match

Good news for fans worried about account information: SM Ticketmaster clarified your Weverse account name and email do not need to match your Ticketmaster account.

Be careful of unofficial ticket sellers

SM Ticketmaster also warned fans against buying tickets from unofficial websites or individuals before official selling begins.

Listings already appearing online may be “speculative listings,” meaning sellers do not actually possess the tickets and may not be able to deliver them.

These listings may also come with inflated prices.

The safest option, SM Ticketmaster said, is to wait for the official ticket selling dates. — LA, GMA News