So, you’ve set your eyes on that K-pop concert of a lifetime. You’ve already memorized the fan chant, saved the date, and maybe even considered selling a kidney for better seats. But before you even enter the battlefield of online ticketing, there’s one non-negotiable step: signing up for a Global Interpark account.
Don’t worry—this guide won’t stress you out. I’ve got your back.
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Step 1: Go to the Right Website (and Avoid the Panic)
Let’s not make the rookie mistake of ending up on the Korean-only version of Interpark. What you need is the Global Interpark site:
👉 https://www.globalinterpark.com
Once you’re in, you’ll breathe easier. The site’s in English, and yes—your fave’s concert will likely be there waiting, along with thousands of other fans ready to pounce.
Step 2: Click “Register” in the Top Right Corner
Easy enough, right? But here’s the catch: no more social logins (RIP Google and Facebook sign-ups). As of late, Interpark wants you to register using email only. This might feel like 2008, but hey, it works.
Step 3: Fill Out the Form—But Don’t Wing It
This is where people mess up. And trust me, you don’t want to be that person rejected at the venue because your Interpark name doesn’t match your passport.
📝 Fill in the following details:
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Email Address (the one you actually check)
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Password (make it secure, but don’t forget it)
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Full Name (must match your passport exactly. The concept of a ‘middle name’ is not followed in South Korea. So for non-Korean citizens, you must put your Middle Name as part of your First Name.)
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Date of Birth
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Phone Number (even if they never call—still required)
Pro tip: If you’re a Weverse fan club member, use the same email address on both platforms. It’ll make verification smoother than Jungkook’s vocals.
Step 4: Agree to the Terms and Click Register
You’ll need to check a few boxes—terms and conditions, privacy policy, etc. Skim or scroll, but make sure you tick everything before you hit that sweet “Register” button.
Step 5: Verify Your Email (The Clock’s Ticking ⏰)
Within seconds, you should get a confirmation email. Click the link to verify your account. The link usually expires within 24 hours, so don’t let it sit in your inbox like unopened concert merch.
Didn’t get the email? Check your spam folder. Still nothing? Sadly, Interpark doesn’t have a resend option—just try again with another email. It’s annoying, yes, but necessary.
Bonus Tips You’ll Thank Me For Later:
- Use Chrome browser. Global Interpark loads better in Chrome than in Safari.
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Name = Passport: Don’t forget your middle name in the first name. No nicknames. No stylized caps lock declarations of love for your bias.
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Email consistency: Using Weverse Membership? Match that email. It’ll save you when doing fan club verification on ticketing day.
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**Create your account at least a few days in advance. Don’t be that fan scrambling to verify an email while your bias’s tickets sell out in 3 minutes.
- Practice clicking fast to secure concert tickets. Try playing the “Games of Tickets“.
TL;DR (but Make It K-pop)
Global Interpark is your ticket to K-pop heaven—but only if you prep ahead. Sign up with your real info, verify your email, and use the same address as your fan club memberships. AND DON’T FORGET TO VERIFY YOUR FANCLUB MEMBERSHIP if you have one for presales. Think of this as your ticketing pre-game stretch: necessary, unglamorous, but absolutely crucial.
And hey, once you’re in, the only thing left to do is practice clicking faster.
