ASEAN Hyundai Cup 2026 Trophy Tour Lands in Jakarta for Kota Kasablanka Exhibition
ASEAN Hyundai Cup 2026 trophy lands in Jakarta for public display at Kota Kasablanka on July 25–26; legends’ meet-and-greet, fan activities, and GIIAS appearances.
The ASEAN Hyundai Cup 2026 trophy tour arrives in Jakarta this week, with the centerpiece trophy open to the public at Kota Kasablanka on July 25 and 26. The exhibition is part of a wider Trophy Tour ahead of the tournament, which begins on July 24 and runs through August 26, 2026. Fans can view the silverware, take part in interactive activities and meet football icons during designated sessions at the shopping mall’s Mosaic Atrium.
Trophy on public display at Kota Kasablanka
The trophy exhibition will be held on the Ground Floor of Mosaic Atrium at Kota Kasablanka in South Jakarta, with visiting hours scheduled from 3:00pm to 7:00pm on Saturday, July 25 and from 11:00am to 7:00pm on Sunday, July 26. Organisers have confirmed that the display is open to the public during those times, providing local supporters an opportunity to see the ASEAN Hyundai Cup trophy ahead of the tournament kickoff. The precise address for visitors is Jl. Raya Casablanca No. Kav 88, Menteng Dalam, Tebet, Jakarta Selatan.
Event staff will be on site to manage visitor flow and the display area, and interactive elements will complement the static trophy exhibition. Visitors should expect photo opportunities near the trophy, as well as branded activations run by tournament partners that will be active throughout both days. Attendees are advised to arrive earlier in the sessions to avoid peak crowds and to follow any guidance provided by the venue for queuing and safety.
Legends Bambang Pamungkas and Cristian Gonzáles to meet fans
Two of Indonesia’s most recognisable football figures, Bambang Pamungkas and Cristian Gonzáles, are scheduled to appear at the Kota Kasablanka exhibition on Saturday, July 25 from 3:00pm to 4:30pm. The pair will take part in a meet-and-greet and autograph session with supporters, offering fans a rare opportunity to interact with players who have had significant impact on Indonesian football. The appearance has been promoted as a highlight of the Trophy Tour stop in Jakarta and is expected to draw considerable interest from local supporters.
Organisers have said the autograph session will be structured to accommodate a large number of fans while maintaining order and safety in the venue. Those planning to attend the meet-and-greet should allow additional time and follow instructions provided by event staff. The presence of two high-profile former internationals underlines the tour’s aim to connect the tournament to local football heritage ahead of the competition’s opening fixtures.
Indonesia set to open Group A against Cambodia on July 27
The Trophy Tour stop in Jakarta comes just days before Indonesia’s Group A opener against Cambodia, scheduled for Monday, July 27. The ASEAN Hyundai Cup 2026 field begins play on Friday, July 24 and will conclude on August 26, with multiple host cities and match venues across the region. Indonesia will head into the group stage buoyed by home support and the build-up events surrounding the Trophy Tour, which organisers say are designed to raise public interest ahead of the match schedule.
Vietnam enter this edition of the tournament as defending champions after claiming the title two years earlier, and the 2026 edition marks the 30th anniversary of the competition. Tournament organisers and national federations have stressed the importance of fan engagement during the group phase, and the Trophy Tour is one of several initiatives intended to increase visibility and excitement in the run-up to the first whistle. Teams and officials have been finalising preparations, and local fans will be watching closely as the host nation starts its campaign.
Trophy Tour continues at GIIAS and the Indonesia Convention Exhibition
Following the Kota Kasablanka exhibition, the ASEAN Hyundai Cup 2026 Trophy Tour will move to the Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS) at the Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE) in BSD City, Tangerang. The Trophy Tour is scheduled to appear at GIIAS on July 29, August 1–2 and August 8–9, providing additional opportunities for the public to view the trophy at one of the country’s largest public events. The presence of the trophy at GIIAS aligns the tournament’s promotional programme with major national events to maximise exposure.
ICE BSD City is a major exhibition venue that typically draws wide attendance, and organisers hope the presentation there will reach fans who may not attend the Kota Kasablanka sessions. Event organisers have said that the GIIAS exhibitions will feature similar interactive activations to those in Jakarta, including branded zones and partner-hosted activities. The schedule is designed to accommodate different audience segments throughout the weekend dates and to maintain momentum as the tournament progresses.
Fan activities, partner activations and digital engagement
Organisers have announced a programme of interactive, football-themed games and activities that will run at the Kota Kasablanka exhibition from 11:00am on both days, with partner-hosted experiences extending through the sessions. These activations are meant to engage families and younger fans, offering skills challenges, photo zones and branded giveaways tied to the ASEAN Hyundai Cup 2026 partnership network. The organisers have highlighted that these activities are appropriate for all ages and are integral to the event’s community engagement plan.
Supporters unable to attend in person can follow updates and behind-the-scenes content on the tournament’s official social media channels, which are being used to promote the Trophy Tour and match information. The tournament’s social presence includes accounts under a unified handle, and organisers will post schedules, highlights and fan content across platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, X and LinkedIn. Digital coverage aims to complement the physical events and to provide daily updates throughout the tournament period for both domestic and regional audiences.
Logistics, safety and visitor guidance for Kota Kasablanka stop
Event organisers have provided practical guidance for attendees at Kota Kasablanka, advising fans to plan travel to the Mosaic Atrium in South Jakarta well in advance and to allow time for venue entry and queuing during peak hours. The exhibition will operate under the venue’s standard safety and crowd-management protocols, and security staff will be present to oversee the meet-and-greet session and general visitor flow. Those attending with children or in groups are encouraged to designate meeting points in case of separation within the busy mall environment.
There is no indication that tickets are required for the public exhibition, as organisers have described the display as open to the public during the published hours, but attendees should check official channels for any last-minute advisories or changes to the programme. Accessibility arrangements at the Mosaic Atrium will follow the venue’s established facilities, and staff will assist visitors with mobility needs where necessary. Organisers also recommend that attendees monitor weather and transport conditions, particularly for evening sessions, to ensure timely arrival and departure.
The Trophy Tour’s Jakarta stop is the latest in a campaign to raise awareness of the ASEAN Hyundai Cup 2026 across host markets, and organisers say further activations will be rolled out as the competition unfolds. With the tournament set to begin on July 24 and Indonesia scheduled to play Cambodia on July 27, local events such as the Kota Kasablanka exhibition are expected to intensify fan engagement in the critical days before matchday. Supporters are encouraged to attend responsibly and to follow official channels for any updates to times and locations.
