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Jamsil Sports Complex

잠실종합운동장 · 잠실실내체육관 · Seoul

The old home of stadium K-pop, half of which is a building site until the main stadium reopens.

Jamsil is the sports complex built for the 1988 Olympics in south-east Seoul: the 69,000-seat Olympic Main Stadium, the 11,000-seat indoor Jamsil Arena, and the baseball stadium shared by the LG Twins and Doosan Bears. For two decades the main stadium was where the largest K-pop and Western stadium tours played in Korea.

The main stadium has been closed for a complete rebuild since late 2023 and was not due to reopen before the end of 2026, which is why the stadium-scale tours on this site are at Goyang Stadium or Incheon instead. Jamsil Arena next door stays open and still hosts mid-sized K-pop concerts and fan meetings; check the exact venue name on any Jamsil listing.

Nearest stationSports Complex Station (Lines 2 and 9), exits 6 to 8, directly outside.
From Incheon AirportAREX to Seoul Station, Line 1 one stop to City Hall, then Line 2 to Sports Complex — about 1 hour 20 minutes. A taxi is 60–90 minutes.
CapacityJamsil Arena about 11,000 · Olympic Main Stadium about 69,000 (closed for rebuilding)
Address25 Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul
Official sitestadium.seoul.go.kr ↗

Coming up here

Nothing on our list right now — big shows are announced one to three months ahead. See everything coming up.

Hand-picked shows only, not a full venue calendar. How overseas buyers get tickets: the K-pop tickets guide.

Getting there

Where to stay

Jamsil Station has the Lotte hotels (Signiel at the top of the tower, Lotte Hotel World beside the park) and a spread of mid-range options; Samseong and COEX are one stop west.

Recent shows here

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Transport details as of September 2026: the GTX-A line between Seoul Station and Ilsan opened in December 2024, and Jamsil Olympic Main Stadium has been closed for rebuilding since late 2023. Capacities are approximate and change with the stage layout. Photographs: Korea Tourism Organization.