BTS is playing four nights at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas — May 23rd, 24th, 27th, and 28th, 2026 — as part of the “ARIRANG World Tour”. Even with Allegiant’s 65,000-seat capacity, all four shows sold out almost immediately when tickets went on sale January 24th.
The upside here is that four nights at one venue gives you real flexibility. You don’t have to lock into a single date — you can shop across all four and grab whichever night has the best price. Vegas shows also tend to cost less than BTS’s stops in New York or Chicago, so if you’re flying in anyway and building a trip around it, this is one of the more reasonable options on the tour.
Below, find more details on how to secure last-minute tickets from legitimate buyers.
Where Can You Still Get Tickets?
May 23rd, 2026 — Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, NV — Tickets on StubHub | Ticketmaster Verified Resale
May 24th, 2026 — Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, NV — Tickets on StubHub | Ticketmaster Verified Resale
May 27th, 2026 — Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, NV — Tickets on StubHub | Ticketmaster Verified Resale
May 28th, 2026 — Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, NV — Tickets on StubHub | Ticketmaster Verified Resale
StubHub has tickets for all four nights. Every purchase is backed by their FanProtect guarantee — if your tickets don’t work out, you get replacements or a 120% refund. Prices on StubHub may be higher or lower than what the tickets originally sold for, depending on demand. Since there are four dates at the same venue, check all four before you buy — the midweek shows (May 27th–28th) tend to be cheaper than the weekend.
Fans can also look for tickets via Ticketmaster’s Verified Resale platform and SeatGeek, where you can use promo code SEATGEEK10 to save $10 off your first order of over $150. Browse the May 23rd, May 24th, May 27th, and May 28th shows on Ticketmaster separately — prices and availability vary night to night.
reddit’s r/bangtan occasionally has fans selling tickets at face value when their plans change. There’s no buyer protection with peer-to-peer trades, so treat it as a backup option and only deal with accounts that have real history on the subreddit.
What Are Tickets Going For?
Las Vegas falls somewhere in between the priciest stops on the tour (New York, Chicago) and the more affordable ones (Tampa, El Paso). Four nights at a 65,000-seat stadium means there are more tickets floating around than at most other cities, which helps. Here’s roughly what you’re looking at before service fees (expect 20–40% added on top):
- Upper/entry-level seats: $150–$280
- Mid-level seats: $280–$500
- Floor/pit/premium: $500–$1,000
- VIP packages: $750–$1,800 (when available)
The weekend shows (May 23rd–24th) run slightly higher than the midweek dates (May 27th–28th). If your schedule is flexible, the later dates could save you $40–$80 per ticket before fees.
The Las Vegas Show Details
Allegiant Stadium is located near the Las Vegas Strip, just off Dean Martin Drive. Showtime is 8:00 PM for all four nights. Doors typically open 90 minutes to two hours before the show. No openers have been announced for the North American run. Rideshare is the easiest way to get there — there’s a dedicated pickup/drop-off area for events. On-site parking is available but fills up fast on sold-out nights. If you’re staying on the Strip, the stadium is walkable from some hotels, though it’s a longer walk than it looks on the map.
Should You Consider a Nearby City Instead?
Los Angeles is about four hours west, with four nights at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood on September 1st, 2nd, 5th, and 6th. Upper-level seats in LA start around $177–$330, compared to $150–$280 in Las Vegas — pretty close, with Vegas running slightly cheaper. If you’re based in Southern California, the LA shows are probably more practical than making the trip out. Browse the Inglewood shows on StubHub.
Stanford is roughly nine hours northwest, with three nights on May 16th, 17th, and 19th. Those dates come before the Vegas run, so they’re only relevant if you haven’t committed to a date yet and are willing to make the drive. Stanford’s venue is smaller, so tickets there tend to cost more — upper-level seats start around $165–$400, compared to $150–$280 in Vegas.
Strategic Tips for Buying
- Check StubHub and Ticketmaster Verified Resale a few times a day. Sellers adjust prices constantly, new listings pop up, and last-minute drops are common — especially in the final week before a show.
- Compare prices across all four nights before buying. The midweek shows (May 27th–28th) have been running cheaper than the weekend (May 23rd–24th). Even a $40–$80 per-ticket difference adds up when you’re already paying above face value.
- Set up price alerts on StubHub for this event. Pick a price you’d be happy with, and StubHub will notify you when something hits that number instead of you refreshing the page all day.
- When you find a price that works, buy it. Good listings move fast, and waiting for a slightly better deal can mean losing what was already a solid option.
- Stick to platforms that protect you if something goes wrong. StubHub’s FanProtect covers every order at 120% if the tickets are invalid; Ticketmaster Verified Resale authenticates tickets before listing them. If you’re browsing r/bangtan for peer-to-peer deals, only deal with accounts that have real history in the community, never pay through Venmo, Cash App, or Zelle, and if a price looks way too good to be true, it probably is.
About the Tour
The “ARIRANG World Tour” is BTS’s biggest tour yet, supporting their fifth studio album Arirang, which came out on March 20th, 2026. It’s the group’s first tour back together as all seven members — RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook — after everyone finished their mandatory military service. The run covers 82 shows across 34 cities and 23 countries through early 2027, with a 360-degree in-the-round stage built so every section of the stadium has a clear view of all seven members.
The tour kicked off on April 9th, 2026, at Goyang Stadium in Goyang-si, South Korea, where BTS performed a career-spanning setlist that leaned heavily on ARIRANG material. The opening night featured album cuts “Hooligan,” “Aliens,” “Like Animals,” “SWIM,” “2.0.,” “NORMAL,” “FYA,” and “Body to Body” alongside live debuts of “they don’t know ’bout us,” “Merry Go Round,” “Please,” and “Into the Sun.” Catalog staples filled out the rest of the set: “Run BTS,” “FAKE LOVE,” “Not Today” (performed for the first time since 2021), “MIC Drop,” “Fire,” and “IDOL,” with the encore closing on “Butter,” “Dynamite,” “Mikrokosmos,” and “I Need U.” Expect a similar structure at US stops, though BTS has historically rotated select songs across legs of a tour.
