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Event · Johor
From RM10 a day, and over 40 BAM players: the ALLIANZ Malaysia SUPER 100 in Iskandar Puteri, Johor, 13–18 October 2026
All four ticket prices are out, along with the days each one covers; the savings are our own arithmetic. BAM have not put out a schedule, so if you're hoping to catch the final you'll have to keep an eye on BAM's tournament page yourself.
Official schedule: 13–18 October 2026. Dates are from the organiser's announcement. We cannot confirm that the event is running on any particular day.
Single-day passes go for RM10 a day at the cheaper end, and over 40 BAM players are on court in Iskandar Puteri, Johor. The ALLIANZ Malaysia SUPER 100 runs 13–18 October 2026 at the Indoor Arena, Educity Sports Complex in Iskandar Puteri, Johor, according to the organisers' tournament page. The official press release names the over 40 BAM players in the draw across all five disciplines — men's and women's singles, men's and women's doubles, and mixed doubles.
At a glance
- Dates: 13 October 2026 (Tuesday) to 18 October (Sunday), six days in all. BAM have not published opening or start times; the ticketing platform MyTicket Asia shows 07:00 in its Time field, but they have not said whether that's when the doors open or when play starts, or whether it's the same on all six days. MyTicket Asia event page
- Tickets: four prices, each with the days it covers. Single-day passes are unreserved — the official key visual says Open Seating — and the organisers have not said whether the packages have allocated seats
- Single-day pass, RM10 a day — 13–15 October, Tuesday to Thursday
- Single-day pass, RM30 a day — 16–18 October, Friday to Sunday
- Full week pass, RM100 — the six days from 13 to 18 October; those six days bought singly come to RM120, so the pass saves you RM20
- Prime weekend pass, RM80 — the organisers' name for it, and it covers 16, 17 and 18 October; those three days bought singly come to RM90, so the pass saves you RM10
- Who it's for: anyone who wants to watch BAM players at a BWF event. The arena is in Iskandar Puteri, not central Johor Bahru. The four prices above are the only ones the organisers have published; student, child, senior and group tickets do not appear on the official price list
- Getting there: the venue is the Indoor Arena, Educity Sports Complex, at Persiaran Kampus, Educity, 81550 Iskandar Puteri, Johor, inside the Educity campus
Highlights
- Over 40 BAM players, and the organisers have named all of them: BAM's press release of 17 September 2026 says over 40 BAM players are taking part, and lists them by name across five disciplines — Justin Hoh, Eogene Ewe and Tan Kean Wei in men's singles, Siti Zulaikha and Oo Shan Zi in women's singles, Arif Junaidi-Muhammad Faiq and Lok Hong Quan-Kang Khai Xing in men's doubles, Cheng Su Hui-Chong Jie Yu and Vanessa Ng-Tan Zhing Yi in women's doubles, Wee Yee Hern-Vannee Gobi and Low Han Chen-Clarissa San in mixed doubles. The full list is in the official press release
- It's a BWF-sanctioned Super 100, run by BAM and hosted by the Johor state association: the official key visual shows the BWF Tour Super 100 mark alongside the words ALLIANZ MALAYSIA SUPER100 2026 in its top right corner, and the footer of the same image lists each role in turn — BAM under Organised by, JHBA (Johor Badminton Association) under Hosted by, BWF under Sanction by, with Allianz as title sponsor
- The organisers call it a proving ground for their players: BAM's press release describes the Allianz SUPER 100 as a platform for players to compete, sharpen their skills and gain the experience they need for bigger tournaments, and says the tournament puts a spotlight on the work behind every powerful smash as Malaysia's rising stars compete for honours on home soil. That is the answer to why this one is worth a ticket: the names on court are on the way up
Tips
- The two tiers split the dates, not the rounds: RM10 a day on 13–15 October, RM30 a day on 16–18 October. The dearer tier only means those three days cost more, not that they are the quarter-finals, semi-finals or final. The organisers haven't published which rounds are played on which day, and BAM's tournament page is where the schedule will go
- The arena is in Iskandar Puteri, not central Johor Bahru: the official key visual and the venue record in the tournament's ticketing system both say Iskandar Puteri, while the page summary on BAM's press release says Johor Bahru. Use the 81550 postcode from the venue record: the address on Educity's own website is for the estate office, and the postcode is different, so it won't get you to the arena
- Unreserved seating means arriving early is the only way to pick your spot: the official seating plan shows four badminton courts down the middle, with a block of stands on either side. Single-day passes have no allocated seat, so it's first come, first served once you're inside
Places nearby
The arena is inside the Educity campus, so you'll have to head back out to eat. All three below are from HiGo's merchant listings: within 6km of the arena, rated 4.4 or better, with 400 reviews or more, with photos we've checked ourselves, and listed nearest to the arena first. Ratings and review counts were observed on 4 September 2026:
Ratings and review counts come from Google's public data, as recorded by HiGo on 4 September 2026. They are not a HiGo ranking or recommendation.
Before you go
- Hoping to see the final? As of 9 October 2026 BAM had still not published a schedule — no schedule at all, not the qualifying days, not the quarter-finals, semi-finals or final. The page to watch is the organisers' tournament page
- Going for the cheaper days? Single-day passes for 13–15 October are RM10 a day. Single-day passes went on sale on 28 September 2026 and the listing was still up on 9 October 2026; it sits on MyTicket Asia, whose buy button takes you through to the tournament's ticketing system. MyTicket Asia event page
- Coming as a group? There is no group ticket on the official price list, and single-day passes have no allocated seat, so sitting together means going in together early. Nothing has been published about public transport, shuttles or parking either, so the address is all you have to go on
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