Super Junior, the immensely popular K-pop band that has led the Korean wave to reach a global phenomenon, launched Super Show 4 – Super Junior World Tour in Seoul on 19 and 20 November 2011. Singapore will be their fourth stop after Osaka and the upcoming Taipei stop. Audiences can expect an up-close performance on a stage that is ‘even more dynamic and on an even bigger scale than Super Show 3’ as mentioned by the leader of the group, Lee Teuk.
Promising to bring the entire original show that was shown in Seoul, every angle of the stadium promises to offer an up close and dynamic view with the 360-degree stage, pyrotechnics, special stage effects and trapezes for the boys to ‘fly’ closer to the fans. Known for their charismatic, cheeky and entertaining antics, Super Junior is expected to provide a warm performance along with their fantastic fan service. The Singapore concert is anticipated to offer a cozy ambience with a venue that will support a relatively smaller and tighter audience.
Super Junior World Tour Super Show 4 is brought to you by Official Drink F&N and Official Cards OCBC Cards, and organized by Running Into The Sun.
Concert Details:
18 February 2012 (Sat), 6pm
19 February 2012 (Sun), 4pm
Singapore Indoor Stadium
Ticket prices:
- Mosh pit: $228
- Terrace: $228
- Balcony: $168
- Partially Restricted View: $168
*all prices not inclusive of $3 Sistic fee
Please note that there is an age limit for the concert:
- For mosh pit, you’d need to be 12 and above
- For other tickets, you’d need to be 8 and above.
Ticketing Details:
Priority Booking Period
- There will be a 1-day priority booking period commencing on 14th Jan exclusive to OCBC customers.
- Priority booking will start at 10am across all channels.
- OCBC credit & debit card members can purchase tickets via online, phone booking or over any SISTIC counters by using their respective cards.
- There is a limit of 4 tickets per transaction, regardless of which platform you purchase the ticket(s) from.
The discounts offered during the priority booking period are as follow:
- 1st 250 tickets purchased by OCBC Titanium and/or Elite World card members via online, phone booking or over any SISTIC counters by using their respective cards are entitled to a 5% discount.
- There is a limit of 4 tickets per transaction, regardless of which platform you purchase the ticket(s) from.
Public Sales
- Public sales will commence on 15th Jan.
- The tickets can be bought across all channels from 12pm.
- There is a limit of 4 tickets per transaction, regardless of which platform you purchase the ticket(s) from.
*Seat plan*
General FAQ
1. Will there be a ticket launch event?
No, there will not be a ticket launch event. Priority booking starts on 14th January and public sales start 15th January. If you decide to queue at a Sistic counter, please note that this is at your own discretion and RITS does not hold responsibility on the control of the queue.
2. Can I choose my seat(s)?
Unfortunately, you cannot choose your seats. You can only choose your preferred block or mosh pit pen. 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. Only mosh pit (standing) tickets are free standing within the individual pens (Pen A, Pen B, Pen C or Pen D).
3. Is there any discount?
The following discounts are available during the priority booking period
- 1st 250 tickets purchased by OCBC Titanium and/or Elite World card members via online, phone booking or over any SISTIC counters by using their respective cards are entitled to a 5% discount.
4. How many tickets can I purchase?
Each person is entitled to a maximum of 4 tickets only per transaction.
5. Is there any age limit?
Children below 12 years are not allowed into Mosh Pit pens.
Children below 8 years old are not allowed into the Terrace, Balcony and Partial Restricted View seats.
6. Is there anyway possible that I am allowed to access the backstage to see my favourite boys?
Backstage access is not allowed at all times.
7. Will there be a fan meet, or any event where I can meet the boys up close?
Sorry, there will not be any of such events during their visit to Singapore this time round.
8. What are the modes of payment?
For online and hotline booking, only credit cards and debit cards issued in Singapore. 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.
9. How can overseas fans purchase the tickets?
Overseas fans can purchase the tickets online through the SISTIC website (www.sistic.com.sg) from 12pm (GMT +8:00) on 15th January. Alternatively, regional fans can purchase tickets at overseas ticketing partners- go to www.sistic.com.sg and click on ‘Agents’ for a list of outlets in Malaysia and Indonesia.
10. 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 5).
11. I bought the Terrace tickets and it says row 15, am I seated all the way at the back?
Nope! The first rows of the Terrace block ranges from 11-13.
12. Will I be able to see the boys clearly if I purchase the Partially-Restricted View tickets?
The boys will constantly be running and flying around, we’ll definitely be able to see them.
13. Will the mosh pit tickets be numbered like how it was for the Seoul concert?
Unfortunately, SISTIC is unable to print serial numbers on the tickets for this purpose. We’re sorry that we are unable to adopt that system.
14. Can I use a foreign OCBC card?
Sorry, only OCBC cards issued in Singapore is accepted.
15. I have an OCBC debit card issued in Singapore, can I use it for priority booking?
Yes you can!
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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