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Olympic Park venues

올림픽공원 KSPO돔 · 올림픽홀 · 핸드볼경기장 · Seoul

Seoul’s home arena for K-pop: three halls in one park, each with its own gate.

Olympic Park in south-east Seoul holds three concert venues left over from the 1988 Games, and between them they host more K-pop concerts than anywhere else in the country. KSPO Dome — still “the Gymnastics Arena” to locals — is the big one, where NCT 127, AKMU and &TEAM play on this site; Olympic Hall and the SK Handball Gymnasium take mid-sized tours and fan concerts.

The park is large and the three halls are on different sides of it. Check the hall name on your ticket and use the matching station: Line 5 for KSPO Dome and the Handball Gymnasium on the north side, Line 8 for Olympic Hall by the Peace Gate on the west.

Nearest stationKSPO Dome and the Handball Gymnasium: Olympic Park Station (Line 5), exit 3, about 7 minutes. Olympic Hall: Mongchontoseong Station (Line 8), exit 1, through the Peace Gate, about 5 minutes.
From Incheon AirportAREX to Seoul Station, Line 4 to Dongdaemun History & Culture Park, then Line 5 east — about 1 hour 40 minutes. A taxi is 60–80 minutes outside rush hour.
CapacityKSPO Dome up to 15,000 · SK Handball Gymnasium about 5,000 · Olympic Hall about 3,000
Address424 Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul
Official sitewww.olympicpark.co.kr ↗

Coming up here

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 (two stops west on Line 8, or a short taxi) has the big hotels around Lotte World; the streets around Olympic Park and Bangi stations have mid-range business hotels. Gangnam is 20–30 minutes by taxi.

Recent shows here

Other venues

Goyang StadiumINSPIRE ArenaKINTEXGocheok Sky DomeJangchung ArenaYES24 Live HallHongdae live venuesJamsil Sports Complex

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.