Stray Kids World Tour "RUN IT" Asia dates and where to stay

Pick your night first

Tokyo has the most nights of any stop, so it gives the most dates to pick from. If your dates are fixed, check the nights table on this page, choose the stop first, and then book travel around it.

If you are flying in for one show, arrive the day before and leave the day after. The venue ride and the flight home both take time, and a late show leaves little room for a delayed connection.

Tokyo Dome: the easiest base

Tokyo Dome is in Bunkyo, a short walk from Suidobashi Station and Korakuen Station. Suidobashi is served by the JR Chuo-Sobu line and the Toei Mita line. Korakuen is served by the Marunouchi and Namboku lines.

From Tokyo Station, the Chuo-Sobu line to Suidobashi is a short ride of a few minutes. After the show both stations fill quickly, so expect a wait at the ticket gates and on the platforms. Check the last train for your line before you leave the venue area, since timetables differ by line and direction.

Sleep in Suidobashi, Iidabashi or Korakuen for a short ride to the dome and an easy way back into central Tokyo. Rooms in these areas cost more on show nights, so book early.

Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong

Kai Tak Stadium is in the Kai Tak Sports Park on the Kowloon side. Kai Tak station on the Tuen Ma line is the stop to use. From the station, follow the signs to the park.

Sleep on the Kowloon side, in areas such as Tsim Sha Tsui or Mong Kok. Check the route from your hotel to Kai Tak station in a map app before the day of the show, because the distance depends on where you start.

Singapore Indoor Stadium

Singapore Indoor Stadium is in Kallang, a short walk from Stadium MRT station. Use that station for the ride to the show.

After the show, expect crowds at the station. The MRT runs late, but check the last train for your line and direction before you leave.

Sleep in Bugis or the Civic District for a central base with easy access to the MRT. Kallang is closer to the stadium if you want a shorter walk on the night.

Impact Arena in Pak Kret, outside Bangkok

Impact Arena is in Muang Thong Thani in Pak Kret, north of central Bangkok. It is a separate trip from the city, so plan the ride with the show time in mind. The organizer publishes the shuttle and coach details for the show, so check those before you plan the ride back.

Stay in central Bangkok and allow extra time for the ride out to Pak Kret. Taxis and ride-hailing apps are the usual choice for the trip to and from the arena, and traffic is heavy around the venue after a show.

Fukuoka and Taipei: plan around one night

Fukuoka and Taipei suit a trip where the show is the main reason to go. Fukuoka is the city to use if you are also visiting Tokyo, since the Shinkansen from Hakata to Tokyo takes about five hours. Check the route from your hotel to the venue before you go.

In Taipei, sleep near a metro line in the central districts so you have more than one way back after the show. Check the route to the venue on the day, rather than relying on memory from a previous visit.

Moving between stops

For a trip with more than one show, flights are the usual link between stops in different countries. Hong Kong, Taipei, Bangkok and Singapore are each reached by air, and the Shinkansen links Tokyo and Fukuoka.

Allow a day between shows in different countries, so a late show does not leave you chasing a morning flight.