I hope there’ll still be seats then too..🍀 I’m more worried that ticketing will be difficult because SEVENTEEN are such huge starsㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ❤
What happened
This is the third preview for a memory book tied to SEVENTEEN’s tenth CARAT LAND fan meeting, scheduled for release on October 23, 2026. The captions include a wish that the CARATs there will all return when the group comes back.
Why Koreans care
The official description calls the event “the tenth story written together by SEVENTEEN and CARAT,” framing each CARAT LAND fan meeting as another chapter shared by the group and its fandom.
In the Korean comments
Ticket access becomes the joke behind the reunion talk. One top comment reads, in translation, “I hope there’s a seat for me then too. SEVENTEEN are such superstars that I’m more worried ticketing will be difficult,” while another says, “If we’re not there, it’s because there were no seats. Please give us seats.”
What the words mean
“캐랜” (kaeraen) is the casual fandom abbreviation for “캐럿랜드” (Carat Land), the name of SEVENTEEN’s fan meeting. Thus “26 캐랜” (2026 kaeraen) means the 2026 CARAT LAND event, not a separate title.
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I hope there’ll still be seats then too..🍀 I’m more worried that ticketing will be difficult because SEVENTEEN are such huge starsㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ❤
Unforgettable Carat Land 2026.....ㅠㅠ SEVENTEEN and CARAT, let’s be together forever🩷🩵💎
You guys make me smile the moment I turn on the video🩷🩵 Let’s stay together forever~ Love you, SEVENTEEN 🤭
Short notes from fans
SEVENTEEN fan notes

Dreamscape 1st Mini Album

DREAMSCAPE
SPILL THE FEELS
17 IS RIGHT HERE
SEVENTEENTH HEAVEN
ALWAYS YOURS
FML
DREAM
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