YES24 Wanderloch Hall parking: Artreon closes at 20:00, Changcheon car park runs 24 hours
YES24 Wanderloch Hall has no parking of its own, and the Artreon building's parking tower is closed for remodelling, leaving a tiny surface car park open 09:00–20:00, useless for an evening show. If you drive, head for the 24-hour Changcheon public car park in Mapo-gu (200 won per 5 min, 280 spaces), or walk 5 minutes from Sinchon Station Exit 4. Checked 29 September 2026.
PUBLICAi Editorial TeamEdited by Kang Shin-wook4 min read
At a glance
- Facilities
- 예스24 원더로크홀
- Address
- 서울특별시 서대문구 신촌로 129 (창천동)
- Seats
- 376

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Where is YES24 Wanderloch Hall and how do I get there?
Wanderloch Hall is on basement level 3 of the Artreon building, 129 Sinchon-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul — the same building as CGV Sinchon Artreon. According to the venue's own directions it is a five-minute walk from Exit 4 of Sinchon Station on Line 2.
| Mode | Official directions (YES24 Wanderloch Hall) |
|---|---|
| Subway | Line 2 Sinchon Station, Exit 4, 5 minutes on foot |
| Bus (Sinchon Ogeori / Line 2 Sinchon Station stop) | Trunk 153, 270, 271, 273, 602, 603, 721, 8153 / Branch 5712, 5713, 5714, 6712, 7011, 7611 / Express 1000, 1101, 1301, 1400, 1500 |
| Satnav | 129 Sinchon-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul (Artreon) |
The hall opened in March 2024 in what used to be the building's basement-level-3 cinema, so the lobby is reached by lift from the building entrance.
Does Wanderloch Hall have its own parking?
No. The venue's official directions page states that the hall has no parking of its own and asks visitors to use nearby public or paid car parks, or preferably public transport. If you drive, plan a nearby car park as your destination from the start rather than hoping for a space in the building.
Can I park in the Artreon building right now?
Realistically, no. The parking notice on the official CGV Sinchon Artreon theatre page, checked on 29 September 2026, says:
- The Artreon parking tower is closed for remodelling, so only the small surface car park is available.
- The surface car park is very cramped, and public transport is recommended.
- It is open 09:00 to 20:00, and cars must be out by 20:00.

An evening show will almost always end after 20:00, so for an evening concert the Artreon car park is not an option at all. The rate you will find repeated online — "3 hours for 5,500 won with a film ticket, then 900 won per 10 minutes" — is the CGV cinema-goer rate from when the tower was running (as listed on the parking app Modu Parking, last updated December 2024). We found no official statement that a concert ticket qualifies for it. The same listing notes that the mechanical tower cannot take RVs or SUVs, so larger cars will need somewhere else even after it reopens.
Where should I park for an evening show?
The Changcheon public car park, open 24 hours, is the dependable choice. Despite the name it is not a Seodaemun car park: it sits at 56 Baekbeom-ro 1-gil in Mapo-gu (Nogosan-dong, next to Changcheon Elementary School) and is run by the Mapo-gu Facilities Management Corporation, which is why it does not appear in Seodaemun-gu's list of public car parks.

| Car park | Hours | Rate | Size / conditions | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Changcheon public car park (56 Baekbeom-ro 1-gil, Mapo-gu) | 24 hours, all year | 200 won per 5 min (2,400 won per hour) | 280 spaces, 2 m height limit | Mapo-gu Facilities Management Corp. rates and car park list |
| Artreon surface car park | 09:00–20:00, out by 20:00 | Not stated in the notice | Very small | CGV Sinchon Artreon |
| Homerun Parking (private, nearby) | Not stated in the notice | 12,000 won for 3 hours with the QR discount | Discount announced by CGV | CGV Sinchon Artreon |
At the Changcheon rate, 3 hours costs 7,200 won and 4 hours 9,600 won. With queueing for a standing show you will often be there close to four hours, so budget for that. The Homerun QR discount is a condition CGV announced for its cinema customers; check on site whether it applies to concert-goers.
Older blog posts describe the Changcheon car park as "by Exit 5 of Sinchon Station". That puts it on the opposite side of Sinchon-ro from Wanderloch Hall (the Exit 4 side), so allow time to walk across.
Is public transport the better option?
In most cases, yes. Both the venue and CGV recommend it, and the hall is five minutes from Exit 4 of Sinchon Station on Line 2. Many shows at Wanderloch Hall are standing gigs where the whole audience leaves at once, and without a car there is no queue to get out of the car park.
Are there lockers?
Yes. According to the venue's official description there are 138 lockers, plus drinks machines, around the information desk in front of the lifts in the basement-level-3 lobby. At standing shows everyone wants to leave a coat and bag at the same moment, so arriving early helps.
How big is the hall?
Officially it is a flexible space with 391 seats or 651 standing.
| Area | Seated show | Standing show |
|---|---|---|
| Floor 1 (four tiered steps) | 280 temporary seats | Up to 540 (520 recommended) |
| Floor 2 (rows A–E) | 111 seats (including 4 house-held seats) | 111 |
| Total | 391 | 651 |
The per-floor figures add up exactly to the official totals (391 seated, 651 standing). The same website's front page says 393 seats, however, and the seat count registered in KOPIS, Korea's national performing-arts database, is 376, so the sources differ slightly. When booking, go by the seating plan for the specific show.
When was this checked, and who can I ask?
The parking, transport and facility details here were checked on 29 September 2026 against the YES24 Wanderloch Hall official website, the official CGV Sinchon Artreon theatre page and the Mapo-gu Facilities Management Corporation's parking pages. The notice gives no date for the end of the parking-tower work, so check CGV's theatre page again just before you go. For the Changcheon car park, call the Mapo-gu Facilities Management Corporation parking department (off-street car parks) on 02-300-5046.


