BTS ARIRANG Presale Guide: ARMY Membership vs Presale Application

ARMY Membership and an ARMY Membership Presale application are not the same thing. Across official BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG' notices, BIGHIT/Weverse repeatedly publishes a separate presale application window tied to the city or tour leg.

The safest presale flow

1. Have an active ARMY Membership that is eligible for the market named in the official notice.
2. Open the official Weverse ticket notice for your city or tour leg.
3. Complete the separate ARMY Membership Presale application during the stated application period when the notice requires it.
4. Use the ticket vendor and sale time listed in that same notice. Vendors and queue rules can differ by market.
5. Do not assume another city's code, account rule or queue method applies to yours.

Does buying ARMY Membership automatically register you for presale?

Do not assume that it does. Official ARIRANG notices publish a separate ARMY Membership Presale Application step. The exact application window and eligibility rules are city- or tour-leg-specific.

What about added shows?

Official notices for added ARIRANG shows have explicitly stated that presale eligibility can be limited to fans who already completed the original presale application for that market. In other words, an added show does not always mean a brand-new presale application opens.

Can I reuse the same membership or presale code in another city?

Fantree will not give one universal yes/no answer because the verification method and market rules can change. Fans are actively asking this across cities, but the safe rule is to check the official notice for the specific market before assuming a membership number, code or account setup can be reused.

Before the queue opens

• Confirm the exact sale date in the event's local timezone.
• Make sure the account required by the ticket vendor is ready before sale time.
• Check the official notice again for last-minute schedule changes.
• Avoid relying on screenshots or advice copied from a different city.

Why Fantree treats ticketing as a separate utility

The recurring problem is not just “when do tickets go on sale?” Fans repeatedly ask which presale they qualify for, whether they completed the right application, which vendor to use, and whether rules from another stop apply. Fantree will keep this page focused on the recurring official flow and use city-specific pages only when a new official notice creates a real difference.