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Hi everyone!

I'm going to be in Seoul this May and I just saw that a lot of my favorite K-pop groups/idols are performing at university festivals on the 14th-16th. I'm super excited but I have no idea how this works

I'm not Korean and I'm obviously not a student at any university there. I'll just be visiting. So I have a few questions:

1. Can non-students/foreigners attend university festivals in Korea? Is it open to the public or strictly for students only?
2. Do you need tickets? If yes, where do you buy them? Online, at the door?
3. Where can I check the lineup/time schedule? Do unis post it on Instagram, a website, or somewhere else?
4. Is it first-come-first-served with a line, or do you need to reserve?
5. Any tips for solo foreigners going? I'll be alone so if anyone in Seoul is also planning to go and wants to meet up, Imk!
   The specific schools I saw are soongsil,yonsei and Hongik

Thank you so much in advance!

Hi guys, quick question! Does anyone know if Cortis is confirmed for M Countdown this Thursday? Or at least what are the chances they’ll perform?

I have the chance to buy a ticket but I’m only interested in going if Cortis is there. I don’t want to risk $200 for nothing 😭

If anyone knows the lineup or how likely it is, please lmk! 🙏

Hi everyone!

I’m traveling to Seoul and I’m trying desperately to get 1 ticket for SBS Inkigayo on May 17, 2026.

I already checked Trazy, Klook, GetYourGuide, Creatrip, KoreaTravelEasy, etc., and everything is sold out. I also contacted some agencies directly and joined waitlists.

Does anyone know:
- where last-minute cancellations usually appear?
- any trusted Korean resale/transfer communities?
- if agencies sometimes release extra seats a few days before?
- or if “동행” entry is common for Inkigayo?

I’m only looking for 1 ticket and I can pay immediately if something becomes available.

Any advice would seriously help a lot. Thank you!