Olympic Hall Concert Guide
Korean name: 올림픽홀 — show this to a taxi driver or type it into Naver Map / KakaoMap.
Seating & sightlines · parking · getting there
⚡ 30-second summary
Small enough that fans nickname it "eocheon" — heaven anywhere you sit
Floor + retractable F1–F3 (352) · level 1 B/C/D/G/H · level 2 A1–A4 and E1–E4 — 2,432 seats total
1,205 on level 1 and 1,227 on level 2 (22 accessible spaces counted separately)
Olympic Park Station (Lines 5 & 9) — do not confuse it with KSPO Dome next door
Lot P2 plus the Olympic Hall basement lot, about 365 spaces total — fills fast
₩600 per 10 minutes for a compact car (daily cap ₩20,000)
Olympic Hall is a mid-size concert venue inside Olympic Park in Songpa-gu, Seoul, and a frequent stop for solo concerts by both Korean and international artists. It is small enough that Korean fans call it “eocheon” (어천) — short for “anywhere is heaven” — meaning that once you have a ticket, you rarely need to worry about your view.
🚇 Getting there
- Take Lines 5 or 9 to Olympic Park Station.
- Olympic Park contains several venues — KSPO Dome and the Handball Stadium among them — so double-check that your show is actually at Olympic Hall before you set off.
🪑 Seating and sightlines
The official seat map totals 2,432 seats (plus 22 accessible spaces), split like this.
Seating and sightlines
- Floor: the flexible area right in front of the stage — standing, or chairs placed on the flat (“chair standing”, uitanding). The layout changes with every show.
- Retractable F sections (F1, F2, F3 — 352 seats over 11 rows): directly behind the floor, head-on to the stage, and installed or removed depending on the show. F2 is the wide centre block (220) with F1 and F3 (66 each) on either side.
- Level 1 sides (B1 151, B2 127 west / D1 151, D2 127 east): angled views from the sides.
- Beside the stage (G 41, H 40): closest of all, but at a sharp angle, and small.
- Rear C1 (183), C2 (198), C3 (182): one continuous 12-row block each, where the first five rows are sold as level 1 and the rest as level 2. C2 sits head-on behind the centre and is the best spot for the whole production.
- Level 2 side balconies (A1–A4, 440 west / E1–E4, 440 east): A1 and E1 are nearest the stage, A4 and E4 furthest back. The height opens up the view but the angle is wide.
- By level that is 1,205 on level 1 and 1,227 on level 2. Gates 1–4 serve level 1 and gates 5–8 serve level 2.
Check the distance, angle and height to the stage for any section in the seat view simulator.
🅿️ Parking
- Olympic Hall parking means lot P2 and the Olympic Hall basement lot (about 365 spaces combined). They fill quickly on concert days, so come early or take the subway.
- Compact cars are ₩600 per 10 minutes (₩20,000 daily cap); leaving within 10 minutes is free.
- If both are full: the Wiryeseong-gil public lot near Olympic Park is cheaper and less crowded.
- Discounts: 50% for compact cars, disabled drivers, low-emission vehicles and multi-child households (submit the relevant document at the parking office). Discounts cannot be combined.
- ※ Rates, discounts and free-parking conditions can change — confirm on your date.
⭐ Tips
- The venue is small enough that seat-to-seat variation is modest, but check reviews for railing and corner seats before booking.
- The lots closest to the hall fill first, so either arrive with time to spare or plan a transit route.
Upcoming shows at Olympic Hall
See all shows →
Frequently asked questions
How do I get to Olympic Hall?
Olympic Park Station (Lines 5 & 9) — do not confuse it with KSPO Dome next door See “Getting there” below for the details. Read the section →
Is there parking at Olympic Hall?
Lot P2 plus the Olympic Hall basement lot, about 365 spaces total — fills fast See “Parking” below for the details. Read the section →
What are the seats and sightlines like at Olympic Hall?
Small enough that fans nickname it "eocheon" — heaven anywhere you sit See “Seating” below for the details. Read the section →
ℹ️ Schedules and seating operations can change at the promoter's discretion. Always confirm on the official notice and ticket vendor before you buy.