
The Las Vegas run grew from three dates to four on demand, and all of them sold out, sending fans to resale sites where seats started near $105 in March.

BTS booked four nights at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on its Arirang world tour, set for May 23, 24, 27 and 28. All four were sold out by March 11, Rolling Stone reported.
The Vegas stand started out as three shows. According to Rolling Stone, demand pushed the septet to add a fourth, and the added date sold out too, so the only way in left was the resale market.
The tour matters for more than its box office. Rolling Stone described Arirang as part of BTS's comeback after a four-year hiatus, and as the group's first true tour since the Love Yourself World Tour of 2018-19.
The concerts between those two runs, the 2021-22 Permission to Dance on Stage shows, played under COVID-19 regulations. That is why the magazine did not count them as a full tour.
For a stadium sellout, resale in March cost less than you might expect. Rolling Stone found StubHub had the lowest listing, $105 for the May 27 show. Gametime listings started at $111, and Vivid Seats had the same May 27 date from $112.
Those numbers were a March snapshot. All four Las Vegas dates fell in May, so the listings now show what the run cost on the secondary market. They are not a current buying guide.
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