BTS Is Back! BTS Returns With Free Seoul Concert At Gwanghwamun Square Massive Amount Of Fans Expected

To assist with managing the overwhelming amount of people who plan to show up to the concert in Seoul, the city is going to utilize a lot of different methods to reduce the crowd and create a “virtual stadium” on the square. To regulate movement, there will be twenty-nine secured entrances throughout the square. The concert will also be streamed live on multiple large televisions throughout the square in order to reduce the number of fans who come to the site, and many businesses in the area plan to close on that day to assist in providing a safe environment for those attending the concert.

Authorities are actively enforcing laws against ticket resellers, targeting illegal prices anywhere from 100,000 won to 1.2 million won with the intent to remove them. New rules passed by the South Korean government will subject individuals and companies to fines of up to 50 times their original cost for violating ticket resale limitations.

Aside from music, this event emphasizes what economists call “BTS-nomics” or the economic effects that BTS has on the tourism and hospitality industries. After serving almost four years in the military, RM, Jin, Suga, Jimin, V, Jung Kook, and j-hope will come together again for this concert in Seoul as a cultural and historic event.