A second date opens at Arena 1

The first night of the TAEMIN World Tour in Lima sold out in a little over four hours, with the Floor and the Pit closed inside the first hour. What followed was the usual: thousands of people in a virtual queue with nothing left to sell them.

The promoter now confirms a second date at the same venue. It is not a change of room or an extension of capacity: it is another whole night, with the same plan, the same zones and the same prices as the first.

That last point matters more than it looks. When a second date costs more than the first, what is being charged for is the hurry of whoever missed out; when it costs the same, what is happening is simply more tickets being sold. This is the second case.

Accessible capacity is split across both nights: three wheelchair places per date, each with a companion, on the step-free platform in the Lower Stand. They are arranged by writing to Livo after purchase.

First-night tickets remain valid and do not move. Anyone who prefers the second date can resell theirs from their wallet, at market price and with the name change handled by Livo.