GOT7，首次泰國粉絲見面會門票 5分鐘內售罄「罕見的事情」

金東柱

2015年2月23日上午9:37

GOT7取得了首次泰國粉絲見面會全票售罄的記錄，證明了自己的火爆人氣。

即將於3月14日在泰國曼谷舉辦首次粉絲見面會的組合GOT7，於21日在當地線上門票預售網站上開始售票，並在發售開始後的短短5分鐘裏，就取得了全票售罄的記錄，讓人見識到了GOT7越來越高的人氣。

對此，所屬經紀公司JYP娛樂方面應未能購得門票的當地粉絲們，對於追加公演的強烈要求，緊急決定了追加公演。而22日的追加粉絲見面會門票，也在發售開始僅3分鐘，就再次被全部售罄，取得了驚人的記錄。

這次舉辦的GOT7的粉絲見面會「GOT7 1st Fan Party in Bangkok」，是GOT7的首次泰國粉絲見面會，不僅能夠感受到包括泰國成員BamBam在內，JB、Jr.、Mark、Jackson、Yugyeom、Youngjae等電視裏難得一見的七名成員的魅力，還能看到GOT7標誌性的特別的舞臺表演，令人期待。

對此，負責這次GOT7粉絲見面會進行的組織方表示「在泰國，對海外歌手的粉絲見面會的期待和關心這麼高，是件很罕見的事情」，「粉絲見面會的門票考慮到網速關係，在短短5分多鐘就被全部售罄，追加粉絲見面會的門票也果然在3分鐘裏就被售罄，可見GOT7的人氣是有多高」，難掩驚歎之情。

對此，JYP娛樂方面表示「為了能夠呈現出不負泰國粉絲期望的帥氣的粉絲見面會，會全力以赴進行準備的」，並向粉絲們表示了感謝。

另外，GOT7的首次泰國粉絲見面會將於下個月14日和15日在泰國舉行。

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GOT7，首次泰國粉絲見面會門票 5分鐘內售罄「罕見的事情」

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