Thursday, September 20, 2012

[INFO] 120919 SMTOWN Live World Tour III in Singapore Update

Concert Details
Date: 23 November 2012, Friday
Time: 6:30 pm
Venue: The Float @ Marina Bay
Ticket Pricing: S$268, S$238, S$218, S$168 (exclusive of SISTIC charges)

Seating plan

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Ticketing details
Cat 1 (VIP): S$268
Cat 2 (Moshpit): S$238
Cat 3: S$218
Cat 4: S$168
Tickets available from 29 Sep 2012 (10.00am) to 1 Oct 2012 (11.59pm) for a 3-day priority booking
period for Samsung and OCBC Card customers; and 2 Oct 2012 (12.01am) onwards for public
sale.
General FAQ
1. Will there be a ticket launch event?
No, there will not be a ticket launch event for SMTOWN Live World Tour III in Singapore.

2. Can I choose my seat(s)?
Unfortunately, you cannot choose your seats. You can only choose your preferred colour zone category. There will be seat numbers printed on your ticket (it is not free seating). When you purchase tickets, SISTIC’s system will choose the best available seating at the point of transaction.

3. How many tickets can I purchase?
Each person is entitled to a maximum of 8 tickets only per transaction.

4. Is there any age limit?
For safety reasons, yes, there is an age limit.
Children below the age of 12 are not allowed into the Moshpit.
Children below the age of 7 are not allowed in for the concert.

5. Is there any way possible that I am allowed to access the backstage to see my favourite Korean acts?
Backstage access is not allowed at all times.

6. What are the modes of payment?
Tickets can be purchased via Sistic – using Cash, Nets, Credit & Debit cards.
For online and hotline bookings, only credit cards and debit cards issued in Singapore will be allowed. The debit card must be able to do online transactions. If you are not sure if your debit card can be used for online transactions, you’ll have to check with your bank.

7. How can overseas fans purchase the tickets?
Overseas fans can purchase the tickets online through the SISTIC website (www.sistic.com.sg) from 12mn (GMT +8:00) on 2 Oct. For Malaysian fans, tickets can be purchased online via TicketCharge at www.ticketcharge.com.my. Other overseas fans can purchase tickets at overseas ticketing partners- go to www.sistic.com.sg and click on ‘Agents’ for a list of outlets in Indonesia.

8. Are there any limits to what kind of tickets I can purchase?
No, you can purchase tickets from any category. Age restrictions apply (please see point 4).

9. I bought the Light Blue Zone tickets, can I move to other Zones if we go early?
No, you are to strictly remain at your ticket color zone at all times, with the allocated seat number.

10. What happens when it rains?
This is a rain or shine event, we will have fun regardless!

11. Will there be a second night for the concert?
No, this is strictly a one night only concert.

12. Why are the blocks at the side of the stage in grey?
Those seats are Partially-Restricted View seats and they may or may not be released for sale till we determine at a later stage.

13. What time does ticket sales start?

Priority Booking Period: 29 Sep 2012 (10.00am) to 1 Oct 2012 (11.59pm)
Tickets to SMTOWN Live World Tour III in Singapore will be available via SISTIC for Samsung customers who produce any Samsung handset or table and OCBC Card members who purchase using any OCBC Credit or Debit card
The first 250 Samsung customers and first 250 OCBC Titanium and Elite customers to purchase tickets will enjoy a 5% discount.
Each purchase is capped at a maximum of 6 tickets for VIP tickets per transaction and 8 tickets for other zones per transaction

Public Sale: 2 Oct 2012 (12.01am onwards)
Tickets will be released for public sale from 2 Oct 2012, 12.01am onwards via all SISTIC counter, phone and online bookings
Malaysian fans will be able to purchase their tickets from Ticketcharge
Each purchase is capped at a maximum of 8 tickets per transaction
Black market tickets will be strictly monitored and recorded on our end. We hope that everyone behaves in a socially responsible manner and not succumb to the impulse to buy tickets from resellers who are seeking to exploit K-pop fans. If you proceed to buy any black market tickets, do note you might be asked for an ID check at the door, and RITS reserves the right to refuse entry at door.

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