Pokémon 30th Anniversary Orchestra Unveils Schedule and Ticket Details

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포켓몬 30주년 기념 오케스트라, 세부 일정과 예매 정보 공개

Detailed schedule and ticket booking information for "Pokémon the Orchestra," an orchestral concert celebrating the 30th anniversary of Pokémon, have been revealed.

Pokémon Korea announced the performance dates, venue, and ticket booking details for "Pokémon the Orchestra: Dreams, Adventure, and the Miracle of Encounters" via its official social media channels. The concert will take place over two days on November 28 and 29 at KBS Hall in Yeouido, Seoul, with four performances in total—scheduled for 2 PM and 7 PM each day.

Celebrating the 30th anniversary of Pokémon, the concert features orchestral performances of music from the Pokémon series that has been with fans over the past 30 years. The event will re-imagine a wide range of songs into medleys, from familiar melodies that spark the thrill of adventure to deeply moving compositions that leave a lasting impression. Pokémon Korea shared that fans can experience 30 years of Pokémon memories alongside upcoming new adventures on a special stage.

Ticket sales will open on October 15 at 8 PM via Ticketlink. A maximum of two tickets can be purchased per account. Seating is divided into four tiers, ranging from Master Ball VIP seats to Poké Ball S seats. Tickets are also required to enter the store inside the venue, and purchases at the store are limited to once per ticket. Damaged or lost tickets cannot be used to gain entry to the concert or the store.

Meanwhile, Pokémon the Orchestra concerts were previously held in South Korea in 2023 and 2024. The 2023 concert was held at the National Theater of Korea's Haeoreum Theater under the subtitle "In the Land of Myths," while the 2024 performance took place at the Sejong Center Grand Theater under the subtitle "A Treasure-like Journey".

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