BLACKPINK演唱會2026
| BLACKPINK演唱會日期 | 2026年1月24-25日 |
| BLACKPINK演唱會場地 | 啟德主場館| 香港九龍城承啟道38號 啟德體育園 |
| BLACKPINK演唱會票價 | HK$ |
The BLACKPINK Deadline: Hong Kong’s Concert War of 2025
As BLACKPINK’s “DEADLINE” World Tour prepares to culminate in Hong Kong on January 24–25, 2026, the battle for tickets has already ignited a frenzy in 2025. With the group’s potential hiatus looming, these concerts at the 50,000-seat Kai Tak Stadium represent not just a musical event but a historic moment for BLINKs across Asia. Here’s why the 2025 ticket scramble is rewriting Hong Kong’s live-entertainment playbook.
⚔️ I. The 2025 Ticketing Timeline: Phased Warfare
Hong Kong’s ticket sales—unfolding entirely in 2025—employ a multi-tiered strategy to prioritize loyal fans while battling scalpers:
- Weverse BLINK Membership (May 27–June 1): The critical registration window closed on June 1, granting verified members first access on June 10 (11 AM–11:59 PM HKT). This “fan shield” backfired slightly, with scalpers selling pre-verified accounts for HKD $50–200.
- Cardholder & Platform Presales:
- VISA Infinite: June 11 (11 AM–2 PM HKT)
- All VISA: June 11 (6 PM–11:59 PM HKT)
- Trip.com users: June 12 (11 AM–11:59 PM HKT)
- General Sale (June 13, 11 AM HKT): The last-chance portal via Cityline.com, where tickets may vanish in minutes.
Table: The 2025 Ticket Battle Schedule
| Stage | Date (2025) | Access | Survival Tip |
|---|---|---|---|
| BLINK Registration | May 27 – Jun 1 | Weverse Membership Required | Closed; seek official resales only |
| BLINK Priority Sale | Jun 10 | Verified Members | Use wired internet, not Wi-Fi |
| VISA Infinite Presale | Jun 11 (11AM-2PM) | VISA Infinite Cardholders | Pre-load payment details on Cityline |
| VISA Presale | Jun 11 (6PM-11:59PM) | All VISA Cardholders | Test card transaction speed |
| Trip.com Presale | Jun 12 | Registered Trip.com Users | Link account/payment early |
| General Sale | Jun 13 (11AM+) | Public | Auto-refresh tools essential |
💰 II. Price Speculation: Echoes of “Born Pink” & Solo Acts
While official prices remain unannounced (as of May 29, 2025), historical data fuels predictions:
- JISOO’s 2025 Fanmeet: Charged HKD $788 (CAT5) to $1,988 (VIP) at AsiaWorld-Arena.
- 2023’s “Born Pink” Hong Kong: Ranged from HKD $799 to $2,999 (VIP). VIP included soundcheck access and exclusive merch.
- 2026 Forecast: Industry analysts expect a 20–30% premium over 2023 prices due to Kai Tak’s scale and the tour’s “finale” status. Scalpers are already listing “guaranteed” seats for HKD $5,000+, with front-row bids potentially exceeding HKD $100,000.
🏟️ III. Kai Tak Stadium: Hong Kong’s Game-Changing Venue
The HKD $30 billion Kai Tak Sports Park complex—opening in late 2025—adds strategic weight:
- Capacity: 50,000 seats per night (double AsiaWorld-Arena’s capacity), yet demand may still dwarf supply.
- Logistics: Direct MTR access (Kai Tak Station, Tuen Ma Line), but limited parking mandates early arrival.
- Symbolism: As the tour’s closing stop—and potentially BLACKPINK’s last OT4 concert before solo pursuits—it embodies a cultural milestone. 🛡️ IV. Scalper Tactics & Countermeasures
The 2025 ticket war exposes Hong Kong’s scalping crisis: - Bot Dominance: Automated programs (bots) swarm sales portals, hoarding tickets within seconds. In 2023, fans faced hour-long virtual queues before sellouts.
- “Pre-Sale” Scams: Unofficial sellers on Carousell/Facebook demand upfront payments for non-existent tickets.
- Weak Regulations: Unlike Taiwan’s real-name ticket policy (voiding scalped tickets), Hong Kong lacks enforceable measures, relying on platform self-policing. 🎯 V. The BLINK Survival Guide (2025 Edition)
- Official Channels Only: Trust Cityline.com and Live Nation’s authorized presales.
- Tech Optimization: Use multiple devices (desktop + mobile), disable VPNs (trigger security flags), and clear browser caches pre-sale.
- Post-Sellout Strategy: Monitor Cityline for official resale releases (e.g., voided scalper tickets).
- Global Fans: Book flights/hotels near Kowloon MTR lines now—prices will surge post-ticket sales. ⏳ VI. Why 2025 Matters: Beyond the Concert
For BLACKPINK, the Hong Kong finale isn’t just another show:
- Hiatus Horizon: With members focusing on solo careers (JISOO in acting, LISA in global pop), this may be the last full-group tour for years.
- Legacy Cementing: Following records like 1.8 million attendees on “Born Pink” and **Coachella headlining status
