K-pop Presales, General Sales and Ticket Opening Alerts

1. Separate the four dates that matter

Make four headings: membership or presale application, seller-side verification, ticket sale, and performance. Under each, write the full date, KST time, booking route and source link. Leave missing values blank until an official source supplies them.

Do not treat an accessible-seat phone-booking window, a payment deadline or the performance start as the general ticket opening. Additional rounds and code-based presales also need their own labels.

2. Match the presale to your eligibility

Read which membership, region, application and account are accepted for that sale. A membership purchase alone does not demonstrate that every required verification is complete. Check the status on the seller’s page while there is still time to ask support.

Official notices may provide different domestic and global verification or presale periods. The linked NCT WISH, MINHO and MAX CHANGMIN notices are examples of route-specific instructions, not a reusable timetable for another artist.

3. Inspect the opening before subscribing

Find the performance on our site and open its detail page. Compare the sale-stage label, date, KST time, vendor and source with the latest official announcement. If information conflicts or is missing, confirm with the seller before relying on a countdown.

We do not invent an opening time from a performance date. Subscribing when there is no upcoming scheduled alert does not create a missing sale time. The page explains whether an alert can currently be scheduled.

4. Select your browser reminder times

On the performance detail page, review the 1-hour, 30-minute and 10-minute checkboxes. All three are selected by default. Keep only the times you want, then use the show-alert button and respond to the browser’s permission request.

An opening option that has already passed cannot give you an earlier reminder retroactively. Review the next scheduled alert shown on the page. The separate first-performance reminder is at 9 AM KST on the preceding day; it is not another ticket-sale stage.

• 1 hour before: check account access and verification status.
• 30 minutes before: open the official show page and payment requirements.
• 10 minutes before: confirm the session, sale phase and instructions.

5. Test delivery on the device you will use

Web push requires a compatible browser, site permission and the device’s notification settings. Use the test-notification button yourself on the subscribed device. A permission prompt accepted on a different browser does not prove that this browser can receive your alert.

Network connectivity, power-saving settings and browser restrictions can delay or prevent delivery. On iPhone or iPad, supported web push requires opening the installed Home Screen web app. Keep a separate calendar reminder for an important sale. In-page sound alarms have different requirements and need the page to remain open.

6. Recheck when the organizer changes a notice

Before the sale, reopen the official source and check for revised times, additional rounds or changed eligibility. A countdown or cached listing may not yet reflect a new announcement. Treat the latest official notice as authoritative.

If you no longer need an alert, use the unsubscribe control on the performance detail page in the same browser. If you clear site storage, change devices or change notification permissions, inspect the subscription again instead of assuming the previous setup still applies.