Eurovision Asia 2026 Tickets: Prices, Categories and How to Buy for Both Bangkok Shows

Eurovision Asia 2026 tickets are on sale now. A presale for registered Eurofans opened on Thursday 1 October, and general sale followed on Friday 2 October.

There are two ticketed shows at One Bangkok Forum — the live Grand Final and a full Preview Show the night before — in five price categories each.

Ticket prices

All prices are as published by the contest, in US dollars.

So the cheapest way into the room is $35 for the Preview Show, and the cheapest Grand Final ticket is $50. In Thai baht, Channel 3’s announcement puts the starting prices at roughly 1,170 THB and 1,670 THB.

The contest’s own listing described some categories as having limited availability within days of going on sale. We haven’t seen any official statement that a show or category has sold out, and we won’t report one until there is.

How to buy

Tickets are sold through the official Eurovision Asia website, at eurovisionasia.com/tickets. For buyers in Thailand, the official ticketing partner is Megatix, which also handles local payment methods alongside cards.

Two pieces of practical advice that apply to any event like this:

• Buy only from the official site or the named partner. Nothing on a resale platform is guaranteed to be valid.
• Book travel that can be changed. This is a first-edition contest, and details such as door times hadn’t been published at the time of writing.

The two shows

Grand Final — Saturday 14 November. The live broadcast, starting at 20:30 Bangkok time. This is the show the world sees, and the one where the result is announced. (We previously gave the start as around 19:30, as first reported; the contest’s own schedule says 20:30.)

Grand Final Preview Show — Friday 13 November. A complete run-through of the show as it will appear on the live broadcast the following night. Every act performs in full, in the same staging.

Preview shows are a long-standing way to see a Eurovision contest for less. You get the entire production, with a real audience, a day early and for 20 to 35 per cent less, depending on the category — what you don’t get is the live voting and the winner.

The venue: One Bangkok Forum

Organisers confirmed on 21 September that both shows take place at One Bangkok Forum.

• Opened in 2024
• Holds up to 6,000 depending on layout
• 197 Wireless Road, Pathum Wan, facing Lumphini Park, inside the One Bangkok development

It replaced IdeaLive at BRAVO BKK, the venue that earlier reporting — including ours — had named. The full story of that change is in our piece on the venue move.

It is a small room by Eurovision standards; the European contest plays arenas two or three times the size.

How the sale went

• Thursday 1 October, 14:00 Bangkok (09:00 CEST) — presale for Eurofans
• Friday 2 October, 09:00 Bangkok (04:00 CEST) — general sale

The presale wasn’t a lottery or a paid membership. Access came from registering as a Eurofan on eurovision.com, which is free. It ran a full 19 hours ahead of general sale.

What’s confirmed about the show

• Date: Saturday 14 November 2026, 20:30 Bangkok time
• Presenters: Woody Milintachinda and Cindy Bishop
• Format: a single show, no semi-finals
• Voting: 50% professional juries, 50% public
• Rules: songs under three minutes, maximum six performers on stage
• Field: eleven countries

If you’re not going

Watching is free. The Grand Final streams worldwide on the official Eurovision YouTube channel, and airs on the participating broadcaster in each competing country. Start times in every time zone are on our how to watch page.

Who you’d be watching is on the countries page, and our fact-check tracks what has been corrected across the contest.

Last updated 7 October 2026. Prices are as published at launch and may change; check the official site before buying.