Westlife 25: The Anniversary World Tour dates and where to stay

Choosing a city on the Westlife 25 route

The tour plays in Nov 2, 2026 – Jul 30, 2027, and the stops fall into two kinds of trip. In the big cities, such as Manchester, Paris, Singapore and Sydney, you can stay downtown and reach the arena by one line. The smaller stops, such as Pak Kret, where the arena sits in the Muang Thong Thani complex north of Bangkok, ask for a whole evening out of town.

Belfast has the longest stay on the route, so it has the most dates to pick from. For a longer European trip, Antwerp and Cologne are both easy to add, since each is a train ride from Amsterdam.

Getting to Co-op Live in Manchester

Co-op Live is on the Etihad Campus, and the Metrolink tram to Etihad Campus is the way most people go. Trams leave from the city centre, so a room near Piccadilly keeps the ride short.

After the show the platform fills quickly, and you should expect a wait for a tram. If the crowd is heavy, walking to a stop further along the line can save time.

Reaching the arenas in Paris, Stockholm, Amsterdam and Cologne

The Zénith Paris at La Villette is reached on Metro line 5 to Porte de Pantin, a short walk from the arena. In Stockholm, take the metro on the green line to Globen for the Avicii Arena.

In Amsterdam, the Ziggo Dome is in Zuidoost, so take the metro to Bijlmer ArenA. In Cologne, the Lanxess Arena is by the Messe and Deutz area, so use the S-Bahn to Köln Messe/Deutz.

In Zürich, the Hallenstadion is in Oerlikon. Take a train to Oerlikon station, then a short ride or walk to the arena.

Reaching the arenas in Singapore, Pasay, Hong Kong and Sydney

The Singapore Indoor Stadium sits inside the Sports Hub, and the Stadium MRT station is the stop to use. In Pasay, the SM Mall of Asia Arena is reached on the LRT line 1 to Mall of Asia station.

In Hong Kong, the AsiaWorld-Arena is reached on the Airport Express to AsiaWorld-Expo station. In Sydney, Qudos Bank Arena is in Sydney Olympic Park, so take the train to Olympic Park station.

Trains are busy after a show in all four cities, so check your ride home before the doors open.

Where to sleep on a show night

For Manchester, stay in the city centre near Piccadilly. For Paris, rooms near the Gare du Nord put you on Metro line 5 to Porte de Pantin, which runs on the same line as the venue.

In Belfast, the city centre is a short ride from the O2, so rooms there suit a show night. Rooms across the city cost more on show nights, so book early.

For Pak Kret, the arena is a long ride from central Bangkok. Book a room near the complex if you want a short evening.

Moving between stops on the route

Between European cities, the train is usually the easiest way. Between the Australian and New Zealand stops, a domestic flight is the usual choice, so give yourself a full day between arena nights.

For the Mexico stops, ride-hailing is the usual way to reach the arena. Between Asia and the Americas, you will need a long-haul flight, so plan those legs well ahead.