MIRROR Expands 2026 Hong Kong Concert Run to 11 Shows: Ticket Dates, MIRO Rules and Travel Details

Three added dates extend the run to Christmas Eve

MIRROR's 12 AS 1 LIVE 2026 concert run at Hong Kong's AsiaWorld-Expo Arena now lists 11 performances, including three added dates on December 19, 23 and 24. Tickets range from HK$780 to HK$1,680 before fees, while the December 18 and 23 performances are reserved for MIRO members and excluded from public sales.

The most detailed arrangements concern the added December 23 members' show. Klook's MIRO ticket terms, issued for an activity organised by MakerVille Company Limited, specify an October 15 booking window from 10 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. Eligible members will receive their personal codes by email on October 13, and each code permits a maximum of two tickets.

The expanded schedule covers December 11 to 13, 15 to 20, and 23 to 24. Most performances start at 8:15 p.m., but the Christmas Eve show begins at 9:30 p.m., making return transport a particular consideration for that date.

Public sales for the added performances are listed for October 21 at 10 a.m. on Klook. That is separate from the October 8 public sale for the original run and from the October 15 members' sale. Buyers should distinguish these booking rounds rather than treat them as one sale covering every performance.

Why some announcements still list eight shows

The initial anniversary announcement described eight performances: December 11 to 13, 15 to 18, and 20. The added dates increase that total by three, or 37.5%, and move the final scheduled performance from December 20 to December 24.

The difference between eight and 11 shows reflects the expanded programme. One date inconsistency is harder to resolve: the main information area of Klook's members' page lists October 15 to 20 and October 23 to 24 alongside December 11 to 13. Its detailed concert description instead places the entire run in December.

The purchasing terms also explicitly identify December 23, 2026, as the performance available through this particular MIRO booking activity. The October dates elsewhere on the page conflict with that description and should not be treated as confirmed concert dates. Buyers should check the selected performance date at checkout and on their confirmation email.

The booking calendar has several separate rounds

Ticket sales are divided between members, eligible credit card customers and the public. The earlier membership rounds apply to the original eight performances, while the detailed October 15 terms apply specifically to the added December 23 MIRO show.

The announced sequence is:

• September 28: MIRROR announces the original eight concerts at an anniversary press conference.
• October 2, 10 a.m.: MIRO priority booking for the December 18 members' show, with a limit of two tickets per show.
• October 5, 10 a.m.: MIRO priority booking on Klook for December 11 to 13, 15 to 17, and 20, with a limit of four tickets per show.
• October 6, noon, through October 7: Hang Seng credit card priority booking on Klook.
• October 8, 11 a.m.: Public sale for the original regular performances on Klook.
• October 13: MakerVille is scheduled to email eligible members their December 23 booking codes and designated purchase links.
• October 14, noon: Members who have not received that email should contact the organiser promptly.
• October 15, 10 a.m. to 11:59 p.m.: MIRO booking window for December 23.
• October 21, 10 a.m.: Public sale for the added regular performances on Klook.

Reports differ on the October 8 sale. One announcement broadly describes all performances as entering public sale that day, but the detailed schedules exclude the December 18 members' show. The expanded programme also excludes December 23. Neither MIRO performance should be assumed to be available in a public booking round.

What the December 23 membership code allows

The official terms require buyers to have successfully registered as MIRO members and to hold a valid membership when purchasing. The email contains a unique code of 10 characters and a designated booking link. Members who have not received it by noon on October 14 are instructed to contact the organiser through the MIRROR membership website.

Each code can be used with only one Klook account. Up to two transactions are permitted, but their combined total cannot exceed two tickets. Splitting purchases therefore does not increase the allowance. Members must register or sign in to Klook during the designated booking window.

Tickets are sold in order of purchase while supplies last. Receiving a code, entering the website or successfully signing in does not guarantee a ticket. Klook's computer records determine purchase timing, and the terms provide no compensation or extra booking arrangement for missed purchases caused by technical problems, delays or incorrect information.

Members are also told to protect their codes and not disclose them to others. The organiser says it will not replace codes or tickets lost, damaged, stolen or used without authorisation. Successful buyers receive a confirmation email containing their electronic tickets, which are also delivered to their Klook account.

The actual price includes a fee for every ticket

The four standard ticket prices are HK$1,680, HK$1,480, HK$1,080 and HK$780. Klook's event details add a HK$60 handling fee to each ticket, making the payable totals HK$1,740, HK$1,540, HK$1,140 and HK$840 respectively.

For two tickets, those totals become HK$3,480, HK$3,080, HK$2,280 or HK$1,680. The fixed fee adds about 7.7% to the cheapest ticket's advertised price, compared with about 3.6% for the most expensive tier. Buyers comparing their budget with the advertised categories should account for the fee before entering the queue.

The official page also states that discount codes cannot be used at checkout, and that this purchase cannot earn KlookCash or be paid for with KlookCash. That restriction is separate from the MIRO access code, which verifies eligibility rather than providing a discount.

Under the December 23 terms, Klook allocates seats. Buyers must accept the assigned arrangement, which may include seats that are not adjacent or have a partially obstructed view. The stage preview is for reference, with actual dimensions determined at the venue. Booking two tickets therefore does not guarantee that both seats will be together.

Wheelchair seating requires verification

Klook lists wheelchair seating at HK$1,080, plus the HK$60 fee, for a total of HK$1,140 per ticket. Buyers must provide evidence of limited mobility for verification before purchasing. Accepted evidence includes a Registration Card for People with Disabilities identifying a physical disability, or another valid medical document showing limited mobility.

These seats are restricted to people who rely on a wheelchair and their carers. A wheelchair user may purchase one carer ticket at the same time. Venue staff may ask to inspect supporting documentation on arrival.

The published conditions allow AsiaWorld-Expo Management Limited to refuse entry without a refund if wheelchair or carer tickets are used by people who do not meet those requirements. They also warn that admission can be refused without a refund if the booked seating cannot meet the holder's individual seating or access needs.

Anyone needing staff assistance to reach their seat is asked to call AsiaWorld-Expo on +852 3606 8000 before the event and arrive early. These arrangements should be checked before booking, rather than left until arrival.

A group performance format replaces individual sets

The concerts mark MIRROR's eighth anniversary and are presented by FWD Insurance. At the launch, the members described a party theme, a large stage shaped like the letter M, and performances built around smaller groups rather than individual sets.

Member Lokman described the theme using the English word:

Party

He also explained that the programme would feature unexpected combinations of members and songs. Keung To said there would be groups that audiences had not seen before, while Edan Lui said groups would exchange songs. Jer Lau volunteered to take part in singing and dancing performances, and Jeremy Lee expressed interest in a vocal group.

Stanley Yau introduced the M stage as a way to reach fans from several angles, while Ian Chan said the design was intended to make audiences feel closer to the performance. The launch also mentioned an AI light stick, but did not explain its functions, price or distribution arrangements.

The named production team includes concert director 莊少榮, music director 徐浩 and dance director PangPang. The December 18 MIRO show was announced with exclusive interaction segments and surprises. Although December 23 is also designated a members' performance, its ticket terms do not establish that it will repeat the same special programme.

Anson Lo mentioned surprise segments each night, with their format left undisclosed at the launch. That teaser should be read alongside the group's broader statement that the concert would use group performances rather than solo sets. No complete running order or set list has been announced in these ticket arrangements.

New music and an anniversary photo book

The concert announcement was accompanied by plans for the group song Fight Club. Its music video was announced for a September 28 premiere at 9 p.m. on MIRROR's official YouTube channel. Reports describe the release at different stages, with one saying it would premiere and another saying it had premiered.

The group also announced an eighth anniversary Album Photo Book containing a CD with three group songs from 2026, photographs, instant photographs taken by members of one another, and personal reflections.

Purchasers may have opportunities to join online interaction activities and a signing event. Those opportunities should not be read as guaranteed admission for every buyer. The announcement does not give a confirmed allocation process or event dates.

At the initial launch, AK expressed a wish for the concert run to reach Christmas, New Year's Eve or even the period before Lunar New Year. The added schedule now reaches Christmas Eve, but no performance after December 24 is confirmed in the published programme.

Travel and ticket conditions to check before booking

AsiaWorld-Expo is served by the Airport Express at AsiaWorld-Expo Station, with connections through Tsing Yi, Kowloon and Hong Kong stations. The travel guide lists fares of HK$47, HK$72 and HK$80 respectively for journeys connecting with other MTR stations. It also says that if the Airport Express departure and return stations differ, the fare is calculated using the average of the two journeys.

Those figures should be checked against the fare arrangement available for the concert date. The guide does not provide the validity conditions of the quoted fares or confirm train services after the performances. No concert finishing time is listed, which matters especially for the December 24 show starting at 9:30 p.m.

The bus options listed include E21 and E21D towards Tai Kok Tsui, E22 towards Lam Tin, and E22P and E22X towards Yau Tong. E11 and E11A connect with Tin Hau, while E32 serves Kwai Fong and E41 serves Tai Po. Other listed connections include A31 for Tsuen Wan, A37 for Long Ping Station, A41P for Wu Kai Sha, A43P for Fanling and A47X for Tai Po.

S1 and S56 are listed for Tung Chung and airport connections, with B4 serving the Hong Kong port of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge and the airport. A route appearing in the guide does not establish that it runs late enough for departure after the concert. Check stops, service hours and any event transport arrangements before travelling.

For ticket preparation, having a Klook account ready, checking the registered membership email and understanding payment verification are practical steps. Suggestions to use several devices, join early or avoid SMS delays do not override the official restriction of one Klook account per December 23 code. The terms do not guarantee a queue advantage from multiple browsers or a seat reservation merely from entering payment details.

Admission is limited to people aged six or above. Anyone under 16 must be accompanied by someone aged at least 18, and staff may check identification. Members under 18 also need parental or guardian consent to participate in the booking activity.

The December 23 terms generally prohibit cancellation, refunds and exchanges, subject to their stated exceptions. Unauthorised transfers, resale or commercial use of tickets, codes or membership can result in cancellation without compensation and permanent termination of MIRO membership. If an event change requires refund arrangements, buyers may need both the complete original electronic ticket and confirmation email. Keeping both is essential.

Key Points

• The expanded run comprises 11 shows at AsiaWorld-Expo Arena on December 11 to 13, 15 to 20, and 23 to 24, 2026.
• December 18 and 23 are MIRO performances and are excluded from public sales.
• The December 23 members' sale runs on October 15 from 10 a.m. to 11:59 p.m., with a maximum of two tickets per code.
• Public booking for the added regular shows is listed for October 21 at 10 a.m. on Klook.
• Standard tickets cost HK$840 to HK$1,740 after the HK$60 handling fee.
• Most shows start at 8:15 p.m.; December 24 starts at 9:30 p.m.
• Klook assigns seats, and adjacent seating is not guaranteed under the December 23 terms.
• The programme features an M stage and group performances; no dates after December 24 are confirmed.