ITZY 2nd World Tour "BORN TO BE" 2026 — The Complete Travel Guide for Every City

Singapore — Singapore Indoor Stadium

Date: TBA (confirmed city) · Capacity: ~12,000

Singapore is one of the most convenient ITZY stops — Changi Airport is a world-class hub, MRT covers every corner, and English is widely spoken. The Indoor Stadium is right off Kallang MRT (Circle Line), just two stops from the Marina Bay area. Post-concert, grab supper at Old Airport Road Hawker Centre (open until midnight, 10-min walk from venue). Stay in the Bugis or Lavender area for budget-friendly hotels with direct MRT access.

Don't miss: Marina Bay Sands observation deck, Gardens by the Bay light show (free, 19:45 & 20:45), Chinatown hawker food, Haji Lane street art, and Lau Pa Sat satay stalls after 19:00.

Melbourne — John Cain Arena

Date: April 17, 2026 · Capacity: ~10,500

Melbourne in mid-April means autumn weather — expect 12–18 °C with possible rain. John Cain Arena sits inside Melbourne Park (home of the Australian Open), accessible via Richmond Station on the Hurstbridge/Mernda line or Flinders Street tram routes. From Tullamarine Airport, the SkyBus to Southern Cross Station takes about 30 minutes ($19.80 one-way). Post-concert trains run until approximately 00:30 on weeknights.

Don't miss: Hosier Lane street art, Queen Victoria Market (Tue/Thu/Fri/Sat mornings), Melbourne's laneway coffee culture, Chin Chin for modern Thai, and a day trip to the Great Ocean Road if you arrive early.

Sydney — TikTok Entertainment Centre

Date: April 19, 2026 · Capacity: ~21,000

Sydney's newest arena at Sydney Olympic Park is served by Olympic Park Station (T7 line, direct from Central Station in ~25 min). From Sydney Airport (SYD), the Airport Link train reaches Central in 13 minutes ($18.70). April weather is pleasant autumn — 15–22 °C, light jacket recommended. The Homebush area around the venue is sparse for dining, so eat in the CBD before heading out or pack snacks.

Don't miss: Sydney Opera House & Harbour Bridge walk, Bondi to Coogee coastal trail, Spice Alley in Chippendale for Asian street food, Paddy's Markets in Haymarket, and Barangaroo waterfront dining.

Tokyo — Keio Arena Tokyo

Dates: May 9 & 10, 2026 · Capacity: ~10,000

Keio Arena Tokyo (opened 2025) is in the Chofu area, accessible from Shinjuku via the Keio Line (~20 min to Tobitakyu Station, then a short walk). From Narita Airport, take the Narita Express to Shinjuku (~80 min, ¥3,250) then transfer. From Haneda, the Keikyu Line to Shinagawa then JR/Keio to the venue takes about 60 minutes total. May weather is perfect — 18–24 °C, low humidity, cherry blossom season ending.

Don't miss: Shinjuku Gyoen park, Shibuya crossing & Shibuya Sky observation deck, Harajuku Takeshita Street, teamLab Planets in Toyosu, late-night ramen in Golden Gai, and Tsukiji Outer Market for morning sushi.

Bangkok — Impact Arena

Date: July 4, 2026 · Capacity: ~12,000

Bangkok in July is hot (32–35 °C) and humid with afternoon thunderstorms — stay hydrated and bring a compact umbrella. Impact Arena is in Muang Thong Thani, about 30 minutes north of central Bangkok. There is no direct rail link; take a BTS Skytrain to Mo Chit then a shuttle bus or taxi (~150–250 THB). From Suvarnabhumi Airport, the ARL to Phaya Thai then BTS to Mo Chit takes about 60 minutes. After the show, expect heavy traffic; pre-book a Grab car or wait 30 minutes for crowds to thin.

Don't miss: Chatuchak Weekend Market (Sat–Sun), Yaowarat (Chinatown) street food after 18:00, Grand Palace & Wat Pho, Khao San Road nightlife, rooftop bar at Banyan Tree (Vertigo), and mango sticky rice everywhere.

Manila — SM Mall of Asia Arena

Date: July 11, 2026 · Capacity: ~20,000

MOA Arena is inside the massive Mall of Asia complex in Pasay City, about 15 minutes from NAIA Terminal 3 by taxi (200–350 PHP) or Grab. Manila traffic is notoriously heavy, so allow 2+ hours from Makati or BGC during rush hour. The LRT-1 to EDSA Station plus a short taxi ride is often faster than driving. July is peak rainy season — expect sudden heavy downpours, so waterproof shoes and a rain poncho are essential.

Don't miss: Intramuros walking tour, Binondo (world's oldest Chinatown) for hopia and siopao, Poblacion rooftop bars, Makati Korean food strip on Jupiter Street, and the iconic Manila sunset from MOA Seaside.

Kaohsiung — Kaohsiung Arena

Date: July 18, 2026 · Capacity: ~15,000

Kaohsiung Arena is accessible via Kaohsiung MRT Red Line to Kaohsiung Arena Station (R14) — a direct exit leads right to the venue. From Kaohsiung International Airport (KHH), the MRT Red Line reaches the arena in about 20 minutes. July weather is hot (30–33 °C) with high humidity and possible typhoon-season rain. Taiwan's high-speed rail (THSR) from Taipei takes about 90 minutes to Zuoying Station, which connects to the MRT Red Line.

Don't miss: Liuhe Night Market (10-min MRT ride), Pier-2 Art District, Lotus Pond dragon and tiger pagodas, Cijin Island ferry ($1 USD round trip), and bubble tea from 50嵐 on every corner.

Route A: Australia Double (April)

Melbourne (Apr 17) → Sydney (Apr 19). Fly Jetstar/Virgin ~$60–100 AUD one-way, or scenic overnight train (XPT, ~11 hours, $50–90 AUD). Two concerts in one trip with a rest day in between. Total inter-city cost: ~$50–100 USD.

Route B: Southeast Asia Circuit (July)

Bangkok (Jul 4) → Manila (Jul 11) → Kaohsiung (Jul 18). Budget airlines AirAsia and Cebu Pacific connect these cities for $80–150 USD per leg. Allow rest days for sightseeing between concerts. Total inter-city cost: ~$160–300 USD.

Route C: Tokyo + Kaohsiung (May–July)

Tokyo (May 9–10) → explore Japan → Kaohsiung (Jul 18). Peach Aviation or Tigerair Taiwan fly NRT/KIX to KHH from $120–200 USD. Perfect for fans wanting to combine a Japan vacation with the final ITZY show. Total inter-city cost: ~$120–200 USD.