GMMTV Starlympics 2026 results — the top 6,000-baht tier and a run of 4,500s

What we secured in the 26 Sept presale

The event is on Saturday 28 November 2026 at 14:00 at Impact Arena, Muang Thong Thani. The tickets Táo Mèo secured for customers, by price:

• 6,000 baht — the event’s top tier (zone AA).
• 4,500 baht — several, in zones SJ, SE and SI.
• 3,000 baht — zone P.
• 2,500 baht — zone T.

Each image below is the My Ticket page of the ThaiTicketMajor account after payment. The order and ticket numbers are covered by a Táo Mèo sticker; the event, zone, price and time are left as they are, so you can check them against the event’s price list.

Why getting the right tier is hard

Starlympics puts 190+ GMMTV artists in one afternoon, so there is no such thing as a small fandom here: fans of every pairing and every series hit the same page in the same minute.

ThaiTicketMajor’s rules leave each buyer one shot: two tickets per ID number per show, and one purchase per ID. The tier you pay for is the tier you have — there is no going back to change it.

And the 26 September round was website only. From Vietnam there is no Thai counter or phone line to fall back on, so landing the right tier on the first try is the whole game.

How Táo Mèo does it

Customers book in advance through the form on the show page, naming the tier and how many tickets. At the on-sale Táo Mèo queues online and buys exactly the tier the customer asked for — that is our mini queue and ticket camping.

Every ticket in the album is a customer’s order, booked beforehand. The price printed on the ticket is ThaiTicketMajor’s face value; Táo Mèo’s service fee is separate, for the work — we do not hold tickets to resell.

No ticket yet?

The all-channels round opens on Sunday 27 September 2026 at 10:00 Thailand time: website, TTM counters and phone. The two-per-ID rule still applies, and an ID that bought in the 26 September round cannot buy again.

If you mostly want to watch, a TTM LIVE stream is 1,500 baht with replay, or 1,200 baht replay only — a fraction of a ticket plus flights.

Want Táo Mèo to try for you? Message us first to ask which rounds we can still take, well before the clock runs down.

Be careful with “resale” offers

Events this big usually draw offers to “pass on” tickets in fan groups. A ticket well under face value for an event this many people want is almost always a trap, and anyone can send a screenshot.

Before sending money to anyone, read how to spot a concert ticket scam.