BIGBANG Kuala Lumpur: 9 Jan sold out, 10 Jan added, general sale 29 September

The show, briefly

The details below come from the show page on Fantopia and the announcement from iMe, including iMe Malaysia’s added-show notice. Sale schedules still change. Check both pages before acting.

• Dates: Saturday 9 January 2027, 8:00 PM Malaysia time, sold out; and Sunday 10 January 2027, 7:00 PM, the added show.
• Venue: TM Stadium Nasional, Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur.
• Ticketing: Fantopia (fantopia.io), the only official platform for the Kuala Lumpur date.
• Promoters: AEG Presents Asia and iMe Malaysia, with YG Entertainment.

The sale rounds

• Added 10 Jan, V.I.P Membership presale: 24 Sept, 10:00–23:59 MYT, closed. No new survey: everyone who completed the original one was eligible.
• Added 10 Jan, general on-sale: Tue 29 Sept, 10:00 MYT. Open to everyone.
• 9 Jan (sold out): V.I.P survey 7–11 Sept, V.I.P Membership presale 17 Sept, Trip.com presale 21 Sept, general on-sale 22 Sept.

Worth noting: the public sale again opens at 10 AM on a Tuesday. That is the Monday-morning-meeting slot for most of the region, and it is why people miss shows they were perfectly able to buy.

Prices and purchase limits

Announced prices by tier:

• ULTIMATE VIP PACKAGE (standing): MYR 1,598
• DIAMOND VIP PACKAGE (seated): MYR 1,398
• GOLD VIP PACKAGE (seated): MYR 1,098
• PS1: MYR 898 · PS2: MYR 798 · PS3: MYR 698
• PS4: MYR 598 · PS5: MYR 498

Limits: a maximum of 2 tickets per code per account during the V.I.P Membership presale, and a maximum of 4 tickets per account during the general sale. If six of you are going, you already know you need more than one account, and each account needs a person at a screen.

One thing that is easy to misread: per the organiser, the VIP packages do not include a meet & greet. You are paying for position and merchandise, not for access.

Prices exclude the MYR 8 booking fee and MYR 10 transaction fee. The buyer’s name and ID or passport number must match their document, with no changes or transfers after purchase; bring it on the day. Anyone caught holding, collecting or receiving tickets for someone else can be refused entry without a refund, and an identity that does not check out gets no fan benefits.

Four things to finish before the clock starts

Tickets are rarely lost to slow clicking. They are lost at the payment step, to something missing. Almost always one of these four:

• A Fantopia account, created and signed in the day before. Registering at 9:59 is starting behind.
• An international card with room on it. This is an MYR charge from a foreign merchant. Check the online and international limits in advance: a bank declining it as suspicious at exactly that minute is a common way to lose a ticket.
• A written tier order. First choice, fallback, and the price at which you stop. A thirty-second checkout window is not the time to weigh it up.
• Flights and a bed. Concert tickets are not refundable. Before paying, be sure you can actually be in Kuala Lumpur on 10 January 2027: airfares for that weekend move the moment tickets go on sale.

When a proxy booking is worth it, and when it is not

Honestly: if you are free at 10 AM that Tuesday, hold a working international card and have a stable connection, buy it yourself. There is no lottery round here; the public sale is open online to all.

A proxy is worth it only against a real obstacle: you are in a meeting or a lecture at that hour, your card cannot pay a foreign merchant, or your group needs more than four tickets and therefore more than one account at once.

And the boundary, stated plainly: we queue and buy online for you in the official on-sale, in the buyer’s name, at face value, with the service fee quoted in advance. We do not resell tickets and do not source from the resale market, the same answer we gave for Hanoi after it sold out.

Expect the resale market before the sale even opens

For a show this size, "deposit now to reserve your BIGBANG KL ticket" posts appear before the on-sale. The 10 January tickets have only been sold to V.I.P members in the 24 Sept presale; anyone taking a deposit before the 29 Sept public sale without an order to show is selling what they do not have. And since the name and ID on a ticket must match the person at the gate, a resold ticket is easily turned away.

Three reasons to stop: a deposit demanded for a ticket that does not exist yet; a price below Fantopia’s own; or pressure to pay immediately. And the receiving account must be in the same name as the person messaging you.

If you do end up in the resale market, read the guide on second-hand tickets before sending anyone money.