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Follow a tour11 cities · Dec 2026 to Mar 2027

ENHYPEN World Tour 'BLOOD SAGA' dates and where to stay

The last legs of BLOOD SAGA: Macau in October 2026, a dome run in Japan (Tokyo, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Osaka) from December to February with Jakarta in between, five European arenas from 24 February to 9 March 2027, and a final show at Singapore's National Stadium on 14 March. The Japanese domes get two nights each; Europe gets one night per city. Each night below has rooms near the venue and the trip on.

Tour dates

DateCityVenueTicketsStayNext stopTrip planner
Dec 1, 2026TokyoJapanTokyo DomeOn saleRooms near venuePlan this day: Tokyo, Dec 1, 2026
Dec 2, 2026TokyoJapanTokyo DomeOn saleRooms near venueNagoya: about 1h40 by shinkansenPlan this day: Tokyo, Dec 2, 2026
Dec 26, 2026NagoyaJapanVantelin Dome NagoyaOn saleRooms near venuePlan this day: Nagoya, Dec 26, 2026
Dec 27, 2026NagoyaJapanVantelin Dome NagoyaOn saleRooms near venueJakarta: about 10h with one connectionPlan this day: Nagoya, Dec 27, 2026
Jan 23, 2027JakartaIndonesiaJakarta International StadiumOn saleRooms near venueFukuoka: about 10h with one connectionPlan this day: Jakarta, Jan 23, 2027
Feb 6, 2027FukuokaJapanMizuho PayPay Dome FukuokaOn saleRooms near venuePlan this day: Fukuoka, Feb 6, 2027

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Where the tour goes

Pins are cities; venues are in the dates table above.

The ENHYPEN World Tour 'BLOOD SAGA' guide

Pick a city that fits your trip

The tour plays in Dec 1, 2026 – Mar 14, 2027, and the stops differ more as trips than as shows. Tokyo, Osaka and Singapore have arenas inside the city, so you can spend the day in the centre and take a short ride to the gates. The Milan area and Nanterre sit outside the centre of their cities, so the trip is built around the show.

If you can take only one trip, choose a city with plenty to do on other days. If you are adding a show to a longer trip, Tokyo and Osaka fit well into one visit, and Amsterdam, Berlin and London each have airports for a flight in or out.

Getting to Tokyo Dome

Tokyo Dome sits in Bunkyo, a short walk from JR Suidobashi station on the Chuo-Sobu line. Korakuen station, on the Marunouchi and Namboku lines, is also within walking distance of the arena.

After the show, the platforms at Suidobashi fill fast. Leaving a little after the main crowd has moved on makes the trip home easier. Rooms in Suidobashi, Iidabashi and Otemachi are a short ride from the arena, and rooms across central Tokyo cost more on show nights.

Getting to Osaka Kyocera Dome

For Kyocera Dome Osaka, use the Osaka Metro Chuo line and get off at Dome-mae Chiyozaki. The ride from the central Namba and Umeda areas is short, so these are the easiest places to sleep if you want a base on the Chuo line.

Expect queues at the station after the show. Check the last train time for your route before you go in, and allow extra time to get back if you are staying further out.

Getting to Singapore National Stadium

Stadium MRT station on the Circle Line is the stop for the National Stadium. It is the simplest way to reach the venue from most parts of the city by train.

Group of people watching concert
Group of people watching concert

Hotels around Bugis and Marina Bay are a short ride away, and they suit a show night because the trip back is on the same line. After a stadium show, the MRT platforms are crowded, so plan to leave once the first rush has passed.

Getting to The O2 and Uber Arena

The O2 in London is reached from North Greenwich station on the Jubilee line, a short walk from the arena. Sleep in central London along the Jubilee line for an easy trip back.

In Berlin, Uber Arena is next to Warschauer Strasse station, served by S-Bahn lines and the U1. Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg are close to the station, and staying there keeps the trip back short.

Getting to Ziggo Dome and the Milan area

Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam is in the south-east of the city, next to the Johan Cruijff ArenA. Take the metro to Bijlmer ArenA station. Central Amsterdam is a metro ride away, so you can sleep in the centre and make the trip on the day of the show.

The Unipol Dome is in Assago, south-west of Milan. The M2 metro runs to Assago Milanofiori Forum, the stop for the venue. Milan is the nearest large city, and a stay there gives you more to do on the days around the show.

Moving between cities on the tour

In Japan, the Shinkansen is the usual way to move between stops. Tokyo to Nagoya takes under two hours on the fastest trains, Nagoya to Osaka about an hour, and Osaka to Fukuoka a few hours.

Jakarta, Singapore and the European stops are reached by flight, so plan extra time for airport transfers on those trips. Between the European stops, flights are the usual way to move.

Make it a longer trip

Big events and festivals in the same country around the show dates

Fan tips for stadium nights

  • Europe is one night per city. Milan, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin and London each have a single date between 24 February and 9 March 2027. A late train or flight on the day costs the show, so travel the day before.
  • Milan and Paris venues are outside the centre. Unipol Dome is in Assago, at the end of metro line M2 south of Milan. Plenitude Arena is in Nanterre, next to La Défense on metro line 1 and RER A.
  • Singapore's final show is on the MRT. The National Stadium is in Kallang, with Stadium station on the Circle line beside it.