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Blue Square seat count: Woori Bank Hall 1,766, Woori WON Banking Hall 1,379, tier by tier

Blue Square in Seoul seats 1,766 in its musical house, Woori Bank Hall (1,066 / 430 / 270 by tier), and 1,379 in Woori WON Banking Hall when seated (998 on the floor, 381 upstairs); run as a standing show, that hall's floor takes up to 2,400 people, 2,000 recommended. The venue's tier counts add up exactly; KOPIS, Korea's performing-arts database, agrees on 1,766 but lists the concert hall at 1,373 (checked October 2026).

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  1. How many seats does each hall at Blue Square have?
  2. Do Blue Square's official seat counts match KOPIS?
  3. What was Woori Bank Hall called before?
  4. How are the seats in Woori Bank Hall split across the tiers?
  5. How many people fit in Woori WON Banking Hall for a standing show?
  6. How are the seats laid out when Woori WON Banking Hall is seated?
  7. How much does parking at Blue Square cost?
  8. How do I get to Blue Square by subway?
  9. What are the key points to remember?

How many seats does each hall at Blue Square have?

Woori Bank Hall (우리은행홀) has 1,766 seats, and Woori WON Banking Hall (우리WON뱅킹홀) has 1,379 in its seated "ground" layout. On Blue Square's own halls page, the tier counts add up exactly: 1,066 + 430 + 270 = 1,766 for Woori Bank Hall and 998 + 381 = 1,379 for Woori WON Banking Hall. Together that is 3,145 seats with both halls seated.

HallTier 1Tier 2Tier 3Total
Woori Bank Hall (musicals)1,0664302701,766
Woori WON Banking Hall, seated998381-1,379
Woori WON Banking Hall, standingup to 2,400 people (2,000 recommended)381--

The tiers are seating levels, not building floors. According to Blue Square's floor guide, Woori Bank Hall's tier 1 is on basement level 1, tier 2 on the lobby level (LF) and tier 3 on the ground floor. In Woori WON Banking Hall, tier 2 is on B1 and tier 1 is down on B3.

Do Blue Square's official seat counts match KOPIS?

For Woori Bank Hall yes, for Woori WON Banking Hall no. KOPIS, Korea's national performing-arts database, lists Woori Bank Hall at 1,766, the same as the venue, but lists Woori WON Banking Hall at 1,373, six fewer than the venue's 1,379. Both sources agree on the wheelchair spaces: 18 in Woori Bank Hall and 10 in Woori WON Banking Hall.

HallBlue SquareKOPISDifference
Woori Bank Hall1,7661,766none
Woori WON Banking Hall1,379 (seated)1,373KOPIS 6 lower
Wheelchair spaces18 / 1018 / 10none
Chaos Hall (카오스홀)not listed250KOPIS only

Neither source explains the six-seat gap. The venue's own tier figures add up to 1,379, so that is the safer number to go by. KOPIS also files a 250-seat Chaos Hall and the NEMO exhibition space (0 seats) under Blue Square, but as of October 2026 Chaos Hall does not appear on the venue's halls page.

What was Woori Bank Hall called before?

Woori Bank Hall is the same musical theatre that was the Interpark Hall, then the Shinhan Card Hall from January 2021, and Woori Bank Hall from the first quarter of 2026. A January 2021 report in Financial Economy Times (금융경제신문) covered the Shinhan Card and Mastercard sponsorship that turned the Interpark Hall into the Shinhan Card Hall and the iMarket Hall into the Mastercard Hall. A January 2026 BusinessPost report said Woori Bank's naming deal with the operator, Nol Universe, would rename the Shinhan Card Hall to Woori Bank Hall within the quarter.

KOPIS still shows Woori WON Banking Hall with its previous name, SOL Travel Hall (SOL트래블홀); before that it was the Mastercard Hall and the iMarket Hall. We could not confirm when the SOL Travel name was adopted. When you search older reviews, Interpark Hall and Shinhan Card Hall mean the musical house; iMarket Hall, Mastercard Hall and SOL Travel Hall mean the concert hall.

How are the seats in Woori Bank Hall split across the tiers?

Tier 1 of Woori Bank Hall has 1,066 seats, a figure that includes 76 orchestra-pit seats, 18 wheelchair spaces and 14 parent-and-child seats. The venue says the back row of tier 1 is about 27 m from the stage edge, and row 1 of tier 2 is 18.5 m from the stage. Seats are staggered so you are not directly behind the person in front.

Woori Bank Hall seen from the stage, with blue seats filling tier 1 and the tier 2 and tier 3 balconies above
Woori Bank Hall auditorium seen from the stage (Source: Blue Square)

The tier 1 plan puts the 18 wheelchair spaces at the very back in row 23, nine on each side, with the 14 parent-and-child seats behind them, seven a side. There are six doors, GATE 1 to GATE 6.

Seating plan of Woori Bank Hall tier 1: orchestra pit at the front, rows 1 to 22, wheelchair and parent-and-child seats at the back
Woori Bank Hall tier 1 seating plan, 1,066 seats (Source: Blue Square)

Tier 2 has 430 seats in rows 1 to 10, and tier 3 has 270 seats in rows 1 to 6. Tier 3 is a long way from the stage, and Blue Square rents opera glasses to Woori Bank Hall audiences for 5,000 won. Pick them up at the booth on tier 3 (the ground floor) between one hour and ten minutes before curtain.

Seating plan of Woori Bank Hall tier 2: left, centre and right blocks, rows 1 to 10
Woori Bank Hall tier 2 seating plan, 430 seats (Source: Blue Square)
Seating plan of Woori Bank Hall tier 3: rows 1 to 6, with GATE 1 and GATE 2 at the sides
Woori Bank Hall tier 3 seating plan, 270 seats (Source: Blue Square)

How many people fit in Woori WON Banking Hall for a standing show?

Up to 2,400 people fit on the floor of Woori WON Banking Hall for a standing show, with 2,000 recommended. The standing plan's zones add up to the same range: zones A and B hold 800 to 1,000 each and zones C and D hold 200 each, which makes 2,000 at the low end and 2,400 at the high end. The 381 seats on tier 2 stay in place for standing shows. Some sources, Korean Wikipedia among them, still give 2,800 standing; the venue's own figure in October 2026 is 2,400.

The empty flat floor of Woori WON Banking Hall with stage lights on
Woori WON Banking Hall floor cleared for a standing show (Source: Blue Square)
Standing plan of Woori WON Banking Hall tier 1: zones A and B in front of the stage, zones C and D at the back either side of the mixing console
Woori WON Banking Hall standing plan: zones A and B 800 to 1,000 each, C and D 200 each (Source: Blue Square)

According to Blue Square's FAQ, you have to stay in the zone printed on your ticket at a standing show. Zones differ a lot in distance from the stage, so check the zone when you book.

How are the seats laid out when Woori WON Banking Hall is seated?

In the seated layout, Woori WON Banking Hall puts 998 seats on the floor and 381 on tier 2. On the floor, blocks A, B and C run from row 1 to row 17 in front of the stage, and blocks D and E sit behind them, rows 1 to 8, on either side of the mixing console.

Woori WON Banking Hall in its seated layout: rows of folding chairs on the flat floor, with fixed tier 2 seating behind
Woori WON Banking Hall in the seated layout (Source: Blue Square)
Seated plan of Woori WON Banking Hall tier 1: blocks A, B and C rows 1 to 17, blocks D and E rows 1 to 8 beside the console
Woori WON Banking Hall seated plan, tier 1, 998 seats (Source: Blue Square)

Tier 2's 381 seats are rows 4 to 12 facing the stage plus 12 side seats along the walls (2층 B), and the 10 wheelchair spaces are in row 12. Tier 2 is the same in both layouts. Blue Square's FAQ says wheelchair spaces can only be booked by phone, through the Blue Square call centre on 1544-1591 (09:00 to 18:00).

Seating plan of Woori WON Banking Hall tier 2: rows 4 to 12, side B seats, wheelchair spaces in row 12
Woori WON Banking Hall tier 2 seating plan, 381 seats including 10 wheelchair spaces, same in both layouts (Source: Blue Square)

How much does parking at Blue Square cost?

Parking for ticket holders at Blue Square costs 6,000 won for up to four hours on weekdays and 7,500 won on weekends and public holidays. You get the rate by scanning the QR code on your ticket at a pay station; time beyond four hours is charged at the standard rate. Figures are from Blue Square's parking page, checked October 2026.

RateWeekdaysWeekends and holidays
Ticket holders6,000 won, up to 4 hours7,500 won, up to 4 hours
Standard (first 20 min free)1,000 won per 10 min1,500 won per 10 min
Disability or national-merit card50% off standard50% off standard

One answer in Blue Square's FAQ still says 5,000 won for four hours, but the rate table on the parking page is the one above. You can pay from 20 minutes after entry, at pay stations on tier 1 and tier 3 of Woori Bank Hall and opposite the lifts on parking levels B2 and B3. The car park is open 07:00 to 24:00, and cars cannot leave between midnight and 07:00.

Entrance to the Blue Square underground car park, with a barrier and a 2.05 m height-limit sign
Blue Square car park entrance, height limit 2.05 m (Source: Blue Square)

The car park entrance is between exits 2 and 3 of Hangangjin Station, and the sign at the entrance gives a 2.05 m height limit. Blue Square warns that its car park is routinely full and points to the Hangangjin Station public car park at 272 Itaewon-ro (open 24 hours, 400 won per 5 minutes) as the alternative. The ticket-holder rate does not apply there. Four slow EV chargers are on B3, to the left of the ramp.

How do I get to Blue Square by subway?

Blue Square connects directly to Hangangjin Station on Line 6 through the underground passage between exits 2 and 3. The address is 294 Itaewon-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul. According to Blue Square's directions page, buses stop at Hangangjin Station (routes 110A, 110B, 400, 405 and others) and at the Seoul Jungbu Technical Education Center / Blue Square stop (110B, 142, 144, 402, 407, 420 and others).

What are the key points to remember?

  1. Woori Bank Hall seats 1,766 (1,066 / 430 / 270), and Blue Square and KOPIS agree on that number.
  2. Woori WON Banking Hall seats 1,379 when seated (998 + 381); standing, the floor takes up to 2,400 (2,000 recommended) plus 381 seats upstairs. KOPIS lists it six seats lower, at 1,373.
  3. Ticket-holder parking is 6,000 won on weekdays and 7,500 won at weekends for up to four hours, and the car park is often full, so the Line 6 connection is the safer bet.

Seat counts, floor layout and parking rates were checked in October 2026 against Blue Square's halls, floor guide, parking and FAQ pages and against KOPIS's facility record. Blue Square's call centre is 1544-1591.

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