Jamsil Indoor Stadium Seat View Reconstructed model

Last reviewed: 2026-07-27 · ← Jamsil Indoor Stadium venue guide

Tap a section to see the distance, angle and height to the stage. This model covers only the sections concerts actually sell — the bowl is a full circle, but for a concert the stage takes over one whole side, so what goes on sale is 2F sections 9–18, 3F sections 27–36 and the floor. Three real concert seating charts all showed the same arrangement. Hall dimensions were not available, so the bowl size and heights are reconstructed to fit the published capacity.

⚠️ Sections 13 and 14 (2F) and 31 and 32 (3F) face the stage head-on. The ends closest to the stage are 18 and 9 on 2F, 36 and 27 on 3F. The floor runs either as seated blocks A–F or standing blocks A–D, and the layout changes with every show — always check the chart for your concert.

STAGE ABCDEF910111213141516171827282930313233343536 Green = floor A–F · blue = 2F sections 9–18 · violet = 3F sections 27–36 The far side (sections 1–8 and 20–26) is not sold for concerts

Estimated simulation from 1.2m seated eye height — not a photo; stage production varies by show

2F · Section 13 ~201 seats (est.)

To stage
Front row ~37.4m · middle ~42m · back ~45.7m
Angle
Nearly head-on
Height
About +7.2m vs the stage floor (downward angle ~8°)
Stage width
~32° of your view — about 3 fist-widths at arm's length

💡 Like seeing a player near the goal from the halfway line — outfits and moves are clear, faces need the screen

ⓘ How was this built? (sources and accuracy)
  • Concert layout: B — fixed from real concert charts — cross-referencing three actual concert seating charts confirmed that only 2F sections 9–18 and 3F sections 27–36 go on sale, that 13/14 and 31/32 face the stage, and that the ends nearest the stage are 18/9 and 36/27. All three charts agreed on the left-right order. The same charts show the floor running as either seated A–F or standing A–D.
  • Section system: B — the official facility plan gives the full scheme (1F S1–S8, 2F 1–18, 3F 20–37). The 1F fixed stands are retractable and get folded away for concerts to make the floor, so they are excluded here.
  • Per-section seat counts: C–D — the counts printed on the official plan are tiny and we could not read the 3F numbers reliably. 2F sections 9–18 use what we read (our total for the whole of 2F lands within 5% of the published 4,273), while 3F 27–36 is the published 3F total of 5,759 distributed in proportion to section size. Published capacity is 11,032 seats (1,000 / 4,273 / 5,759).
  • Sanity check — this configuration models to about 6,900 seats, consistent with the publicly reported "up to around 7,000 per concert". That is corroboration, not verification.
  • Coordinates: C (reconstructed) — hall dimensions were not available, so the circular bowl is scaled to fit the published capacity. Tier heights and the rake are estimates.
  • All distances and angles are approximations ("~") taken at a representative seat per section, assuming a 1.2m seated eye height.
  • Official info: Seoul Sports Facilities Management · last reviewed 2026-07-27