Concert guide · Sun 01 Nov 2026
LE SSERAFIM in Manila: one big PureFlow night at MOA
Manila gets one LE SSERAFIM night instead of two: PULP Live World has merged the cancelled Sunday 6 December show into Saturday 5 December 2026 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. What moved ticket holders need to do, the Marina Way exchange window, and the 3 November refund deadline.
Manila was supposed to get two nights of LE SSERAFIM. It is getting one, and that one is going to be enormous. The PureFlow tour stop at the SM Mall of Asia Arena is now a single show on Saturday 5 December 2026, after promoter PULP Live World consolidated the run: the Sunday 6 December performance is off, and everyone who held a ticket for it is being moved into the Saturday show. One night, one full arena, in the middle of the longest Christmas season in the world.
What you need to know, in short
LE SSERAFIM's PureFlow in Manila is now one night only: Saturday 5 December 2026 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay, presented by PULP Live World. Tickets were priced from ₱4,000 to ₱15,500 through SM Tickets. If you held a 6 December ticket, you can exchange it for the best available seat in your tier at the Marina Way Ticket Booth at SM Mall of Asia, from 21 November to 5 December, or request a refund through SM Tickets until 3 November. Nothing about your 5 December ticket changes.
What happened to the second night
On 26 October 2026, PULP Live World announced that the 6 December show would not go ahead and that its ticket holders would be relocated to the 5 December performance, apologising to FEARNOT and saying the change was made to ensure the Manila stop pushes through successfully. The mechanics matter if you are one of the moved fans. Keep your ticket and you get the best available seat within your original tier at the Saturday show, allocated by SM Tickets rather than chosen by you. Exchanges run from 21 November to 5 December at the Marina Way Ticket Booth at SM Mall of Asia, and you need to surrender your physical 6 December ticket to get the new one. If the Saturday does not work for you, refunds were opened through SM Tickets from 26 October until 3 November at 11pm.
If you bought for the Saturday all along, breathe easy: your ticket is untouched, and the promoter's position is that the merged crowd fits the arena within the existing tiers.
Why one night might be better
Two-night stands spread the energy. A single December Saturday at MOA Arena concentrates it: a full house of FEARNOT who have waited through the PureFlow tour's long arc, in a month when Manila is already in full Christmas swing. LE SSERAFIM, Kim Chaewon, Sakura, Huh Yunjin, Kazuha and Hong Eunchae, have built their live reputation on sharp, athletic choreography and songs like Antifragile, Crazy and Perfect Night that are made for arena singalongs. This is also a homecoming of sorts for a fanbase that sells out fast; Manila's K-pop crowds are famously loud, and a one-night-only framing will make this one louder.
The MOA of it all
The Mall of Asia complex is built for a night like this. Come early and make an afternoon of it: the Seaside Boulevard promenade and the bay sunset first, dinner inside the complex, then the show. Post-concert, the complex empties into a wide, well-lit area with taxi and ride-hailing queues, which beats most arena exits in the region. Give yourself time for security and ticket checks; a merged two-night crowd arriving for one door time will bunch up.
Where to stay
For the least friction, stay in Pasay itself: the hotels around the MOA complex and along the bay put you within walking distance or a short ride of the arena, and the Entertainment City hotels are a few minutes further. Makati is the alternative base if you want the city's restaurants and bars around the concert: it is a straightforward drive across to Pasay, but on a December Saturday, allow for Christmas traffic and leave earlier than the map suggests. Either way, book the room when you sort the ticket, because the first December weekend is peak season for Manila hotels.
Planning your concert December? The Philippines What's On weekly note keeps track of date changes like this one, which, as this show proves, do happen.
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