Olympic Hall (Olympic Park) — Seating, Sightlines, Getting There & Parking
Olympic Hall is a mid-size venue inside Olympic Park in Songpa-gu, Seoul, a frequent home for solo concerts by Korean and international artists. It’s small enough that locals nickname it “eocheon” — roughly “heaven anywhere” — meaning almost any seat has a good view. Win the ticket and you barely have to worry about sightlines.
Getting there
- Access from Olympic Park Station (Lines 5 / 9).
- Olympic Park also contains other venues (KSPO Dome, the Handball Stadium), so double-check your show is actually at “Olympic Hall” before you come.
Seating and sightlines
- Floor: the section right in front of the stage, run as standing or “chair-standing” (chairs on the flat floor). Good if you want to be close.
- 1st/2nd-tier reserved: tiered, so the view is stable and you sit comfortably — popular for sightline and comfort.
- Some sections are angled diagonally for an easier view of the stage, so check the seat map before booking. Aisle-adjacent front seats are also handy for stashing a bag.
Parking
- Olympic Hall parking uses Lot P2 and the Olympic Hall underground lot (~365 spaces total). It fills fast on concert day — come early or take transit.
- Compact-car rate 600 won/10 min (up to 20,000 won/day); free if you exit within 10 minutes.
- If full: the nearby Wiryeseong-gil public lot by Olympic Park (cheaper, less crowded).
- Discounts: 50% for compact / disabled / low-emission / multi-child vehicles (submit documents at the parking office); discounts don’t stack.
- Note: parking fees, discounts and free conditions may change — confirm as of your visit.
Tips
- Being smaller, seat-to-seat sightline differences are minor — but for railing or corner seats, check reviews before booking.
- Lots near the venue fill quickly, so arrive early or plan for transit.
FAQ
How do I get to Olympic Hall (Olympic Park)?
Access from Olympic Park Station (Lines 5 / 9). Olympic Park also contains other venues (KSPO Dome, the Handball Stadium), so double-check your show is actually at "Olympic Hall" before you come.
Is there parking at Olympic Hall (Olympic Park)?
Olympic Hall parking uses Lot P2 and the Olympic Hall underground lot (~365 spaces total). It fills fast on concert day — come early or take transit. Compact-car rate 600 won/10 min (up to 20,000 won/day); free if you exit within 10 minutes. If full: the nearby Wiryeseong-gil public lot by Olympic Park (cheaper, less…
What are the seats and sightlines like at Olympic Hall (Olympic Park)?
Floor: the section right in front of the stage, run as standing or "chair-standing" (chairs on the flat floor). Good if you want to be close. 1st/2nd-tier reserved: tiered, so the view is stable and you sit comfortably — popular for sightline and comfort. Some sections are angled diagonally for an easier view of the s…
Concert data from KOPIS (Korea Performing Arts Box Office Information System). Details may change — always confirm on the official ticket vendor.