MCZ Spring Tour Lottery: Yokohama Toughest, Kobe Kindest

The results of the fan club presale lottery for MCZ's spring 2027 arena tour, VOGUE AND ROMANCE, were announced on October 31, just after the tour was revealed at their autumn concert.

The tour will feature six shows across three cities: Pia Arena MM in Yokohama on March 20 and 21, World Memorial Hall in Kobe on April 24 and 25, and Ariake Arena in Tokyo on May 8 and 9.

That afternoon, around 280 posts reporting lottery results appeared on X. This is an informal look based on those posts, not official data, but a review of them suggests that the odds of winning varied considerably by venue.

• Yokohama Shows Prove the Toughest to Get Into

The Pia Arena MM shows in Yokohama in March appear to have been the most competitive.

The March 20 show, which opens the tour, had the highest number of reported rejections of any date. Many fans posted comments such as, "I applied for all four shows in the Kanto region but only lost out on opening night" and "I didn't get a ticket for the Yokohama show I wanted most." There were also numerous reports of unsuccessful applications for March 21.

One surprised fan asked, "Is opening night really this hard to get, even with 10,000 seats?"

• Kobe Appears to Have the Best Odds

The World Memorial Hall shows in Kobe in April seem to have had the highest success rate.

Reports of fans winning tickets for both days were particularly common, while reports of unsuccessful applications were relatively scarce.

Some fans speculated that many people living in the Kansai region had focused their applications on the Kobe shows, while comparatively fewer fans from the Kanto region had applied.

We were fortunate enough to secure tickets for both Kobe shows.

• Ariake Arena: Mostly Good News, but the Finale Is More Competitive

The May shows at Ariake Arena appear to have had a relatively high success rate overall, although the final show of the tour seems to have been somewhat more competitive.

Reports of fans winning tickets for both days were common, with relatively few rejections. Nevertheless, unsuccessful applications for May 9, the tour finale, were somewhat more frequent.

Some fans reacted with comments such as, "The finale? Well, no wonder it's so hard to get tickets."

Despite the generally good odds here, we were unsuccessful in our applications for both Tokyo shows.

Overall, successful applications appear to have outnumbered unsuccessful ones, and relief was the dominant reaction.

Some fans remarked that "winning three out of four applications seems to be the norm these days," while others were proud that demand is high enough for even the fan club presale to turn people away.

Again, these impressions are based on posts shared on X and should not be taken as official statistics. Nevertheless, they offer an interesting glimpse into the excitement surrounding MCZ's upcoming spring tour.