Jakarta and Bangkok are buzzing with the "SEVENTEEN Festival." SEVENTEEN is hosting events in these regions next month as part of their world tour "RIGHT HERE," offering fans an immersive experience.
At 'Taman Mini Indonesia Indah,' fans can enjoy activities from the web variety show 'GOING SEVENTEEN.' Activities include matching roulette and whisper challenges.
There's more to enjoy: a fountain show synchronized with SEVENTEEN’s music and music videos, sing-along parties, and quiz events.
'PIK2' in North Jakarta is transformed into a beach party venue. Fans can enjoy a DJ party featuring SEVENTEEN's music, themed picnic areas, and custom bracelet-making.
During the 'car-free street’ event period at 'Sudirman Street,’ central Jakarta, fans can enjoy SEVENTEEN music random play, radio exercises, and games.
The indoor theme park 'Trans Studio' offers various SEVENTEEN-themed games and screens high-definition footage of their concert performances.
Bangkok is entirely enveloped with SEVENTEEN's presence. SEVENTEEN advertisements play on the entrance roads of Suvarnabhumi International Airport, city boulevards, BTS stations, and at Siam Paragon.
In particular, BTS Phaya Thai station becomes the "SEVENTEEN Station," wrapped with SEVENTEEN photos. It also features a message wall and photo wall for fan participation.
Siam Discovery hosts a global pop-up store where fans can purchase SEVENTEEN albums, world tour merchandise, official character Bong Bong keyrings, and magnets.
That's not all. Some hotels have partnered to create SEVENTEEN-themed rooms, and various food and beverage brands offer exclusive SEVENTEEN menu items under F&B agreements.
HYBE stated, "We planned this program to enable fans to connect more closely with the artists and create special memories during SEVENTEEN’s Asia tour."
They added, "We hope this concurrent event brings not only global Carats (fandom name) but also tourists and citizens closer to SEVENTEEN."
Meanwhile, SEVENTEEN is continuing their world tour in Asia, with performances scheduled at Singapore’s National Stadium on the 25th and 26th.
Photo provided by HYBE.
