TXT's New World Tour Opens Nov. 13 in Seoul — 3 Things to Check Before Ticket Sales Open
Tomorrow X Together (TXT) opens its new world tour "STEAL THE WIND" with three shows, November 13-15, at KSPO Dome inside Olympic Park, Songpa District, Seoul. If you're planning to fly in for these dates, check the ticket sale schedule and payment method first — showing up at the venue without a valid ticket is a real risk.
Quick Facts: Dates: Nov 13-15, 2026 (exact start time to be announced via Weverse). Venue: KSPO Dome (formerly Olympic Gymnastics Arena), 424 Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul — Olympic Park Station, Subway Lines 5 & 9. Prices: Reserved seat ₩165,000 / Soundcheck standing ₩220,000 / Meet & Greet ₩253,000. Sale schedule: Korean membership presale Oct 1, global membership presale Oct 2, general sale Oct 6 (all via NOL/Weverse). Contact: NOL World (world.nol.com), Weverse Concerts.
① Booking barrier: The domestic Korean Interpark/NOL site requires a Korean phone number or Alien Registration Number to create an account, which blocks most incoming foreign fans. NOL World (the global site) lets you sign up with just an email and accepts Visa, Mastercard, JCB, Amex and UnionPay — but if 3D Secure isn't switched on beforehand, or your bank hasn't been told to expect a Korea-based charge, the payment is often declined. Sorting this out typically eats 10-20 minutes, and getting bumped from a high-demand queue during that window usually means losing your place entirely.
② Timing strategy: A MOA membership (₩25,000, valid one year) unlocks two separate presale rounds (domestic and global); skipping it leaves only the single Oct 6 general sale, by which point the best seats are largely gone. Saving ₩25,000 can end up costing you the show itself.
③ Getting there: KSPO Dome sits inside Olympic Park, walkable from Olympic Park Station on Subway Lines 5 and 9. Line 9 runs directly from Gimpo International Airport with no transfer — convenient for fans flying in and heading straight to the venue area.
④ Fan-culture tip: Tickets are mobile-only, and entry uses facial-recognition ID verification ("Face Pass"). Your name must match your passport exactly; picking up someone else's ticket or a name mismatch can get you turned away at the door.