2026 SBS INKIGAYO ON THE GO Ticket

It was a fantastic experience to be able to see all of those groups at one time but the ticket price was sooooo so expensive! Korean ticket prices are usually much cheaper than this and the concert was only about 1-1.5 hours long. each group on performed one song :(. Also, if you were short you couldn’t see the performance at all, maybe you could get one video on your phone if you brought a selfie stick. I felt really bad for the people next to me. the stage should be higher next time or they should do tiered standing so people in the back could see. basically, the performance itself was great but the organization was not. so if you buy these tickets and your short-you may not be able to see anything, just hear the performance (which was great).

It was amazing to see so many Idols in this type of setting but the amount of fan sites and cameras when the rules stated no cameras was ridiculous, why put them in the rules if they’re not going to be enforced?

DON'T PURCHASE THIS! We were promised an exciting time getting to see some of our favorite artists perform, but we were only met with cameras in our way and horrible sound quality. Paradise City is not made to hold concerts; the walls are rocks, so the sound just echoes. As for the cameras, the fansites held their cameras on giant sticks ON TOP OF THE STOOLS THEY SNUCK IN. The staff did NOTHING. The most they did was tell someone to stop standing on their stool, but they just put their camera back on top of it. The only time I could actually see any artist perform was through my phone with my hands above my head. Also, Klook sent very minimal information. No standing map, and they promised us an "open rehearsal." This consisted of the first two performers coming out 10 minutes before they performed the same songs again. If you're coming to this show expecting to see your favorite artists, DON'T! This was absolutely a waste of time and money. I've been to better concerts for FREE!

Was cool seeing the idols perform in a more intimate venue than a traditional concert, however the camera ban policy needs to be upheld, sometimes I could barely see as many people had stools with cameras on stilts blocking the view for everyone else.

I wasn't entirely sure about the ticket exchange location or the waiting area for entry, but I really enjoyed seeing Inkigayo live for the first time! ♡

I was very satisfied with the organization of klook in collaboration with the event organizers. I would have just appreciated if it could have been shared what entrance I was using. Due to a map that was upside down I went to the wrong entrance. I eventually figured it out on time, so it was not a big issue. My main reason for 4 stars is that it was clearly stated that no cameras are allowed, but staff overlooked professional cameras blocking the view and hitting people. This made for a very different experience than what was expected as the view was very obstructed. I am aware that this is an issue with the main organizers and not so much klook, but it is important that rules set ahead of time are followed through.

amazing show and experience!

The artists' performances were very good. Unfortunately, they were spoiled by "fans" who had stools, tripods, and professional cameras with zoom lenses. As a result, we could barely see the artists on stage.

Getting to see so many performances was cool, but I would never do it this way again. First of all, the ticket price is ridiculously highfor what you actually get. For an event that costs this much, the overall experience felt messy and low quality. It’s a leveled standing show, which isn’t the problem. The issue was how poorly rules were enforced. Before the show, there were signs saying recording wasn’t allowed. But once the concert started, everyone had their phones up, and some people even had big professional cameras. It completely blocked the view and made it impossible to see the stage properly. Most of the time I was just watching the through phone screens. The staff did nothing about it, so the rule was basically a joke. The only good thing was the shuttle. It was so convenient, since the venue is so far away. Overall, it was overcrowded, frustrating, and not worth the money. The artists were great, but the experience itself was disappointing, and I wouldn’t go again.