Here’s a helpful guide if you’re going to the Imagine Dragons concert in Bangkok this November 23.
Imagine Dragons is bringing the “Loom World Tour” to Bangkok and fans are gearing up for the concert, which is going to be held at Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre this Saturday, November 23. There are only a few days left before the American pop rock band’s show so if you’re one of the many fans that are preparing for Saturday, here’s handy list of things that might help you. Listen to the setlist, figure out the best way to get to (and leave) the venue, and see which hotels are nearby in case you want to spend the night. This is a guide to the Imagine Dragons concert in Bangkok.
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Imagine Dragons Bangkok Concert 2024 Guide: Everything You Need to Know about the Show
Setlist
Prep yourself for the concert by listening to “Loom World Tour” setlist below. Don’t be surprised if there are some slight tweaks and changes though.
Tickets
The Imagine Dragons concert had tickets from as low as THB 3,200 to as expensive as a whopping THB 112,000. Yes, that’s the correct number of zeroes. That expensive ticket was the very limited Ultimate VIP Package. Along with a standing ticket, which cost THB 5,200 by itself, it also included a pre-show photo on the stage, a merch gift, an on-site experience host, and a guitar used in the concert and signed by the entire band.
If you noticed the past tense then you already know the sad news: tickets are sold out. So if you were hoping you could still nab some, you’re out of luck.
How to get to the venue
The venue is quite unconventional for a concert for a well-known international band. But the upside of Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre (QSNCC) is that it’s easily accessible. Unlike Impact Arena, it’s in the heart of the city, and unlike Rajamangala Stadium, there’s a dedicated MRT station for it. Of course, expect the station to be crowded during the day of the concert. You can also take the BTS to Asoke then just take a bike to QSNCC or walk there if you want to get your steps in for the day.
Alternatively, you can also take a taxi or Grab though traffic will most likely be bad on the day of the concert.
Stays nearby
If you think you’ll probably be too tired to head back home or you’re flying in just for the concert, there are a few hotels nearby you can check into. The Wyndham Bangkok Queen Convention Centre Hotel is just across the road from QSNCC while The Davis Bangkok is a short taxi or motosai ride away.
Tips
Despite being easily accessible, expect long lines and waits once the concert is over if you’re commuting home. If you’re driving, traffic will be your enemy.
If you want to get there early to avoid the crowds and traffic, there are plenty of places to hunker down at the venue from restaurants to coffee shops. You can also spend some time strolling around Benjakitti Park if you prefer the great outdoors.
Frequently Asked Questions
The concert will be on November 23.
Tickets were priced starting at THB 3,200 and went all the way up to THB 112,000. However, they’re all sold out.
The gate opens at 5pm.
Yes. You can take the MRT to Queen Sirkit National Convention Centre Station.
Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre.
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