Early Bird 1-day pass 24,000 won, Fast Ticket 50,000 won... Available via Melon Ticket and Trip.com

'AGF 2026' Early Bird and Fast Ticket Ticket Sales Begin October 14

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Korean subculture festival 'AGF 2026 (Anime X Game Festival 2026)' will begin ticket presales for Early Bird and Fast Tickets starting October 14.

AGF 2026 will take place for three days from December 4 to 6 at Halls 1–5 of KINTEX Exhibition Center 1 in Ilsan, Goyang, Gyeonggi Province. Hosted by the AGF Organizing Committee—comprising ANIPLUS, Daewon Media, Sony Music Solutions, and D&C Media—the event will showcase a wide variety of subculture content including anime and games.

Early Bird tickets will be on sale from October 14 to November 11. Prices are 24,000 won for a 1-day pass and 55,000 won for a 3-day pass, offering a discount of approximately 15% compared to standard tickets. From November 12, after Early Bird sales close, through the final day of the event on December 6, standard tickets will be sold at 29,000 won for a 1-day pass and 65,000 won for a 3-day pass.

Fast Tickets, which allow entry ahead of general attendees, will also go on sale. Fast Ticket presales open at 10:00 AM on October 14, limited to 1,000 tickets per event day for a total of 3,000 tickets. The price is 50,000 won per ticket, with a purchase limit of one ticket per person per day.

Fast Ticket holders can enter the venue starting at 9:30 AM, 30 minutes earlier than the general admission time of 10:00 AM. Fast Tickets will be sold exclusively through Melon Ticket.

Starting this year, ticketing channels have been expanded to improve reservation convenience for international attendees. Early Bird and standard tickets can be purchased on global travel platform Trip.com in addition to the existing Melon Ticket channel.

Presales for AGF 2026 Early Bird and Fast Tickets begin on October 14, and further details can be found on the official ticketing pages of Melon Ticket and Trip.com.

This article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of AI. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom. [Read Original]