The early ticket gate for the program "2026 Park Ji Hoon Asia Fancon [RE:FLECT] in Vietnam" officially opens on the Megatix platform. Two shows will take place on June 19 in Ho Chi Minh City and June 20 in Hanoi.
As soon as the system opened, the fan community of the Korean male singer entered a "speed race" to own tickets to meet their idol. According to records, at times the number of people queuing online exceeded 1,000 for each event.
Previously, the organizers announced the seating chart and a series of accompanying benefits such as soundcheck, hi-bye, group photo, 1:1 photo and signed gifts. Ticket prices range from 1.5 million VND to 5.5 million VND.
Among them, the VVIP ticket category with the highest price quickly became the focus of competition. Many fans said they had to access the system very early but still encountered difficulties due to the sudden increase in access volume.
Audience member Tra Giang shared that she went to the website about an hour before opening sales but still had to wait in the "queue" room for quite a long time. When the system allowed them to buy tickets, VVIP locations in both Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City continuously reported overload.
On social networks, the phrase "Park Ji Hoon organizes fan concert" quickly became a hot topic of discussion on Threads and many other platforms. In just a short time, the topic related to the male idol's fancon attracted more than 180,000 posts.
According to the organizers, this is only an early sale, while official tickets will continue to be sold on May 25. Notably, VVIP tickets in Ho Chi Minh City were sold out just a few hours after opening for sale.
In addition to the VVIP area, MAY PREMIUM class priced at 4.8 million VND is also predicted to soon run out of tickets. Meanwhile, classes R, S and A continue to record large transaction volumes.
This fancon is part of the "[RE:FLECT]" Asian tour, marking the second time Park Ji Hoon has organized a large-scale fan meeting event in Vietnam. In particular, instead of just performing for one night like many other K-pop artists, the former Wanna One member decided to organize fancons in both the South and North to meet a large number of Vietnamese fans.
