セレナーデズ＆ボディ・ロールズ ツアー 2026

Jay Park (박재범), Korean-American artist, former member of 2PM and founder of record labels AOMG and H1ghr Music, brings his Serenades & Body Rolls Tour 2026 to Mexico City. One of the most influential and versatile figures in K-pop and Korean hip-hop comes to the Americas to deliver a night that promises to combine hip-hop, R&B, dancehall, and the electrifying choreography that has made him a global icon.

The concert will take place on September 6, 2026 at Auditorio BB, one of the most popular mid-scale venues in CDMX. With capacity for several thousand attendees, Auditorio BB allows for an intimate experience close to the artist, very different from large stadiums.

Jay Park is recognized worldwide for his multifaceted talent as a rapper, singer, dancer, producer, and entrepreneur. He has collaborated with international artists such as Lil Baby, Rich Brian, pH-1, and many more. His energy on stage is legendary: expect high-level visual production, costume changes, genuine interaction with the audience, and a setlist that spans his entire discography.

Key event details

If you're a Jay Park fan in Mexico, this is the moment to experience in person what thousands of fans around the world already know. The concerts on this tour are being awaited with tremendous anticipation by the Latin fan community, so start preparing now.

Getting tickets for a Jay Park concert can be very competitive, especially in Mexico where demand for K-pop events has grown enormously in recent years. Here we explain how to maximize your chances of success.

1. Follow official channels

• Enable Jay Park notifications on Instagram, Twitter/X, and Weverse to receive presale announcements in real time.
• Also follow the official profile of the event promoter in Mexico to find out about dates and ticketing platforms.
• Join Jay Park fan groups and fanbases in Mexico (Twitter/X, Telegram, Discord) for community-filtered information.

2. Fan club / community presale

• Exclusive presales for fan club members usually open 4 to 6 weeks before the event.
• Register on Weverse in advance, as it is the official communication platform for many K-pop artists, including projects related to AOMG and H1ghr Music.
• Local fanbases in Mexico frequently receive early access codes; follow them actively on social media.

3. General sale

• For events at Auditorio BB, the general sale is typically conducted through Ticketmaster México (ticketmaster.com.mx).
• Create your account on the platform in advance and save your payment details to avoid losing precious seconds on sale day.
• The general sale usually opens 2 to 4 weeks after the presale.

4. Tips for sale day

• Enter the site at least 30 minutes before tickets go on sale.
• Have several devices and browser tabs open to increase your chances.
• If the site puts you in a virtual queue, do not close or refresh the window; the system will assign you a spot automatically.
• Prepare more than one payment method (credit card, debit card, PayPal) in case one fails at the time of purchase.
• Respect the time limit to complete the purchase: you typically have between 8 and 15 minutes once you select your tickets.

5. Common ticket categories

Ticket resale is a real problem in Mexico, especially for high-demand K-pop events. Knowing the risks will help you protect your money and ensure you get into the show without issues.

Counterfeit tickets and scams

• Resellers may offer counterfeit tickets with manipulated QR or barcodes that do not work at the entrance.
• The most common scams occur on Facebook Marketplace, WhatsApp groups, Telegram, and Twitter/X: the seller "sells" the same ticket to multiple people or simply disappears after receiving payment.
• A ticket purchased through resale does not guarantee your entry. If the code has already been scanned by someone else or was deactivated by the system, you will not be able to enter.

Inflated prices

• On the secondary market, tickets for popular K-pop concerts can cost 2x, 3x, or even 5x the original price.
• As the event date approaches, resale prices tend to rise even further due to the desperation of those who did not get tickets.

How to protect yourself

• Buy only through official channels: Ticketmaster México or other platforms authorized by the organizer.
• Check whether Ticketmaster México activates its Fan-to-Fan verified resale system for this event; if so, it is a safe option to purchase second-hand tickets with backing.
• If buying within the fan community, do so with people verified by the fanbase (with community history) and use payment methods that allow disputes, such as PayPal.
• Never pay only by bank transfer or SPEI to strangers without guarantees.

Warning signs in sellers

• The price is below market value without logical explanation.
• They pressure you to buy quickly: "last chance," "almost sold out."
• They cannot show you the active digital ticket before payment.
• They only accept direct transfer with no intermediaries.
• The social media account is new or has very little activity.

What to do if you were scammed

• Report the profile on the platform where it occurred.
• You can file a complaint with PROFECO (Mexico's Federal Consumer Protection Agency) or with your bank to dispute card charges.
• Share the scammer's information with the fan community to protect others.

Auditorio BB (originally known as Auditorio BlackBerry) is an iconic venue in Mexico City located in the Santa Fe area. Its design allows for different experiences depending on the zone you choose, from the adrenaline of the floor to the comfort of numbered seats.

General venue layout

Which zone to choose?

Floor / Golden Pit: Ideal for fans who want to experience the show to the fullest and be as close as possible to Jay Park. It is the most intense zone: expect a lot of heat, pushing, and standing for the entire night. The reward is incomparable: direct visibility to the stage and the possibility of the artist seeing you.

• Arrive 3 to 4 hours early to secure a spot at the front.
• Wear light, comfortable clothing; the temperature on the floor can rise significantly.
• Do not bring large backpacks or bulky items.

Lower Orchestra: The best option for those who want comfort and good visibility without the chaos of the floor. Numbered seats guarantee your spot without needing to arrive hours in advance.

Upper Orchestra / Bleachers: The most economical option. The distance to the stage is greater, but with support screens you will be able to follow the show without issues. Ideal for tighter budgets.

VIP Boxes: Privileged side view, more space and privacy. They often include additional services such as waiter service, minimum spend, or access to exclusive areas.

General recommendations

• Check the permitted items policies of Auditorio BB before the event (bag sizes, cameras, etc.).
• If you have an accessibility condition, contact the venue directly to find out about available spaces and support.
• The lateral LED screens at Auditorio BB allow you to follow the show from almost any zone.

Auditorio BB is located in the Santa Fe area, in the western part of Mexico City. Here we explain the best ways to get there depending on your starting point.

By Uber / ride-sharing apps (recommended)

Uber is the most practical and safe option for getting to Auditorio BB, especially at night.

• Set your pickup point in the app before the concert to avoid wasting time finding the exit after the show.
• Traffic in Santa Fe can be very heavy, especially on weekends and during concert hours. Leave at least 1 extra hour in advance.
• If going with friends, share the cost of a single ride to save money.

By Metro and public transport

• Metro Line 1: Get off at Observatorio station and take a taxi or Uber to Auditorio BB (approximately 15–25 minutes depending on traffic).
• Metrobús Line 1: The route runs along Insurgentes and can connect you with transfer points toward Santa Fe.
• Peseros / microbuses: There are routes connecting Observatorio and other Metro stations with Santa Fe, though they can be slow and less comfortable during peak hours.

By private car

• Santa Fe has parking available near the Auditorio, but on concert nights demand is very high.
• Arrive 1 to 2 hours early if going by private car.
• Use Google Maps or Waze to plan your route and avoid congested areas; activate real-time traffic alerts.
• Consider parking in nearby areas and walking a few minutes to save time.

From the airport

After the concert

• The Santa Fe area can become saturated with traffic when the show ends. Request your Uber in advance from the app before leaving the venue.
• Agree on a meeting point with your group inside or very close to the Auditorio before the concert ends.
• If using a taxi, verify it is an authorized taxi with a visible license.

The Santa Fe area in Mexico City concentrates several hotels of different categories, and there are also convenient options in well-connected nearby neighborhoods. Here we present the best alternatives according to your budget.

Hotels in Santa Fe (Auditorio area)

More affordable options in nearby areas

• Polanco: Elegant area with 3- to 5-star hotels, excellent dining, and access to Santa Fe by Uber (15–25 min). Ideal if you want to combine tourism with the concert.
• Lomas de Chapultepec and Reforma: Good connections and variety of prices.
• Airbnb in Santa Fe or Contadero: Well-equipped apartments, ideal for groups of fans who want to split the cost of accommodation.

Booking tips

• Reserve as early as possible. Hotels in Santa Fe fill up quickly on weekends, especially if there are multiple events in the area.
• Compare prices on Booking.com, Hotels.com, and directly on the hotel's website; sometimes there are special rates for direct bookings.
• Verify that the hotel has parking if you are arriving by car.
• If traveling from another city or country, consider arriving one day before to rest and arrive at the concert with energy.

For fan groups

• Renting an Airbnb for multiple people can be significantly more economical than individual hotel rooms.
• Coordinate with your local fanbase or Jay Park fan groups to share accommodation and reduce costs.
• If coming from outside CDMX, a hotel near the Auditorio spares you the stress of late-night transport after the show.

Taking advantage of the trip to Mexico City for the Jay Park concert is a perfect opportunity to explore one of the culturally richest cities in Latin America. Here we recommend the best places to visit before and after the show.

Near Auditorio BB (Santa Fe)

• Centro Comercial Santa Fe: One of the largest shopping centers in Mexico. Perfect for spending time before the concert, eating, buying merch, or simply relaxing. It has cinemas, restaurants of all kinds, and stores of international brands.
• Parque La Mexicana: Modern urban park in Santa Fe with green areas, fountains, trails, and rest areas. Ideal for arriving early, walking, and mentally preparing for the concert.
• Santa Fe Esplanade: Commercial and gastronomic area with a terrace, bars, and restaurants for dining before the show.

Must-see CDMX attractions

• Bosque de Chapultepec: The largest and most important park in the city. It includes the National Museum of Anthropology, the Chapultepec Zoo, and Chapultepec Castle with spectacular panoramic views.
• Zócalo and Historic Center: The heart of the city, with the imposing Metropolitan Cathedral, the National Palace, and the Templo Mayor. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Polanco and Masaryk Avenue: The most upscale area of CDMX, with international boutiques, art galleries, and fine dining restaurants.
• Roma and Condesa neighborhoods: The trendiest neighborhoods in the city, full of specialty cafés, restaurants, bars, and nightlife. Perfect for the night of the concert if you want to keep the party going.
• Coyoacán: Bohemian and colorful neighborhood with markets, the famous Museo Frida Kahlo (Casa Azul), and the best esquites in the city.

For K-pop fans in CDMX

• Zona Rosa – Koreatown: CDMX has an active Korean community. Find authentic Korean food restaurants (Korean BBQ, ramen, tteokbokki), karaoke bars, and K-pop merchandise stores.
• K-pop merch stores: Look for specialty stores in Zona Rosa and the Historic Center where you can find albums, photocards, and merchandise from your favorite artists.
• Fansigns and pre-concert events: Jay Park fan groups in Mexico usually organize gatherings, banner projects, and social events before the show. Follow them on social media to participate.

Prepare in advance to experience the Jay Park concert to the fullest and without setbacks. Here is a complete list organized by category.

Documents and tickets

• Concert ticket downloaded on your phone (and a printed copy as backup)
• Valid official ID: INE/IFE, passport, or other photo ID
• Hotel or accommodation reservation confirmation
• Travel insurance if coming from another city or country
• Restaurant reservations if you have plans to dine before the show

Technology and communication

• Phone with full charge + charged power bank (essential for the floor)
• Uber app installed with payment method set up
• Google Maps with Mexico City offline map downloaded
• Access to social media to follow tour hashtags in real time
• Headphones for the commute

Clothing and accessories

• Comfortable, lightweight clothing (enclosed venues get very hot)
• Comfortable, closed-toe footwear (if going to the floor, you will be standing 3 to 6 hours)
• Small backpack or tote bag (check Auditorio BB's size restrictions)
• Official Jay Park or AOMG / H1ghr Music merch if you want to represent the fandom
• Change of clothes if you plan to go out after the show

Money and payments

• Cash in Mexican pesos for merch purchases, food trucks, and tips
• Credit / debit card for payments in stores and apps
• Estimated budget for the day: transport + food + merch + contingencies

Safety and health

• Hydration: bring water if the venue allows it, or buy inside the venue
• Share your real-time location with a trusted family member or friend
• Mexico's emergency number saved on your phone: 911
• Agree on a meeting point with your group in case of separation (fixed point inside or outside the venue)
• Sunscreen if spending time outdoors before entering
• Personal medications if needed

Fan community

• Join Jay Park fan groups in Mexico for last-minute information
• Participate in fanbase projects: banners, streaming projects, collective gifts
• Follow the official Serenades & Body Rolls Tour hashtags on Twitter/X and Instagram
• Coordinate with your group who brings what (signs, cameras, etc.) to avoid duplicates