🎫 Concert day checklist
Korean ticketing is strict about identity, and every show posts its own rules. This checklist follows the official NOL World notice for Stray Kids' RUN IT SEOUL (KSPO DOME, 2026).
Step by step
- Book from a verified accountFor that show, tickets could only be reserved from an identity-verified NOL World account, verified with your passport, and every attendee needed their own account.
- Bring your passportEntry is only allowed when your booking details and your ID match perfectly; any mismatch can mean denied entry. Check your name and birth date in your account now.
- Load your mobile ticket earlyRUN IT SEOUL used mobile tickets only, with no paper tickets or will-call. Open and download it before you reach the venue.
- Don't count on the doorNo tickets were sold on-site on show day; leftover seats were sold online until each show started.
- Plan the ride homeCheck your station's last train in a map app before the show starts.
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Routes
Concert day at KSPO DOME
Photo at the Peace Gate, the show at KSPO DOME, then a 24-hour beef soup a short walk away — with the tips fans wish they'd known.
World Peace Gate, Olympic Park KSPO DOME Pujuok Seolleongtang
Concert dayHalf day
Fan meeting day at INSPIRE Arena
The AREX train and free shuttle there, the quiet food court, and how not to get stuck after the show.
INSPIRE Arena (Incheon)
Concert dayHalf day
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Before you go
- Resale is risky: bookings made with macros or illegal trading can be cancelled, and fan-club members can lose their membership.
- Restricted-view sections are listed in the notice, and no refunds are given for them.
- Age limits (7+ for RUN IT SEOUL), bag rules and photo rules differ by show, so read your concert's own notice.
Checked Sep 26 · Sources: world.nol.com
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