Massive Theft Reported At BTS’s Seoul Concert Venue
According to reports on April 11, KST, police have launched a manhunt for a suspect following a major theft incident at the venue hosting BTS’s ongoing ARIRANG World Tour concerts in Goyang City.
The police received a report on April 11 stating that a man had fled with around 500 wristbands from the ticket booth at the auxiliary stadium of the Goyang Stadium in Ilsanseo-gu, Goyang. These wristbands serve as a mandatory form of authentication required to enter the concert venue and are used in conjunction with the ticket verification process.
The incident has sparked concerns about the stolen wristbands being illegally resold or used to facilitate unauthorized entry. The police have secured a physical description of the suspect and are conducting a search, especially around the possible escape routes in the area.
As news of this major theft spread online, fans were left questioning the efficiency of the security measures at the venue, expressing concern about possible further security lapses.
is the security getting paid per step? what do u mean FOVE HUNDRED wrist bands good lord https://t.co/eiQX47XYaW
— khloe⁷ (@younjungllit) April 11, 2026
fuck… i dont want any weirdo in the fckn audience omg pls gawd https://t.co/fJOsV6Q2rm
— ana ★ (@kkyukith) April 11, 2026
How did he even do that ? How one can steal 500 wristbands. Unless someone from the security was in it.
A bit scared about the immense parasocial hate against B7S and what a parasocial hater can do if they can enter bc of it… https://t.co/ZtL3ruNc9z
— Drennae⁷ 🪭 ⊙⊝⊜ BTS SWIM + ARIRANG 😈 (@BDrennae) April 11, 2026
WHAT THE ACTUAL FCK… what are they planning? This could be very dangerous… like it might not just be abt free entry or anything. What if they’re planning to HURT….… I don’t even want to sayy further ykwim.. Please protect BTS, ARMYs and everyone who needs to be protected… https://t.co/KU9vo8b31q
— Vshtjk⁷⊙⊝⊜💜💚 (@vshtjk7) April 11, 2026
However, BTS’s Day 2 concert at Goyang stadium has already commenced, and so far, no major security concerns have been reported.
