Venue visiting tips
Practical notes on sightlines, parking, lockers and getting to each venue.
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ParkingJTN 아트홀(구. 대학로예술마당)JTN Art Hall seating by hall and floor, and how to get the Daehangno parking discountsJTN 아트홀 (JTN Art Hall) in Daehangno, Seoul has four halls: Hall 1 on basement 1 with 230 seats, Hall 2 on the 2nd floor with 210, Hall 3 on the 4th with 208 and Hall 4 on the 6th with 208. There is no audience car park; the Hongik University Daehangno Art Center car park three minutes away gives 50% off on a same-day ticket, and the Korea National Open University car park gives 30% off with a box-office voucher. KOPIS lists Hall 1 at 228, and the seating plan counts to 228.
ParkingLotte Concert HallLotte Concert Hall seat views and parking, including the base rate that rose in September 2026Parking at 롯데콘서트홀 (Lotte Concert Hall) is a flat 4,800 won for four hours with a same-day ticket. The Lotte World Mall base rate rose on 1 September 2026 to 600 won per 10 minutes on weekdays and 800 won at weekends by day, so the 500 won most guides quote is out of date. The hall seats 2,036 (1,538 on level 1, 498 on level 2, 22 wheelchair spaces), matching KOPIS, and level 1 block C rows 9 to 11 are the seats most often recommended for view and sound.
ParkingJS아트홀 (구. 고스트씨어터 구.다소니씨어터)Parking and Seats at JS Art Hall, DaehangnoJS Art Hall has no car park of its own. Within walking distance the Korea National Open University car park at 88 Daehak-ro is the practical choice at 400 won per five minutes with a 30% discount for cultural-venue users, while the Daehak-ro 8-gagil public car park — widely quoted at 500 won — is actually 600 won per five minutes with just 11 spaces and closes at 21:00. The auditorium is a single basement level registered with KOPIS at 200 seats.
Parking충무아트센터Seat views at 충무아트센터: all 1,253 seats of the Grand Theatre, plus parking and lockers충무아트센터's Grand Theatre seats 1,253 — 683 in the stalls, 277 and 280 in the two balconies, plus 13 wheelchair spaces — and the centre of the stalls sees best. Block B is the pick in the 332-seat thrust house 중극장 블랙, and in the 92-seat 소극장(씨네마) the seat hardly matters.
Parking로데아트센터Renting Rode Arts Center: concert hall and chamber hall rates, the cancellation penalty, and parking (September 2026)Renting the concert hall at Rode Arts Center in Seocho, Seoul costs 1,300,000 won for five weekday hours including rehearsal, or 1,400,000 won at weekends, and the 60-seat chamber hall is 600,000 won for three hours, all excluding VAT. You can cancel free of charge up to 30 days before the date, which is also the day the balance falls due, and from seven days before, cancelling costs the whole fee.
Parking광야아트센터Kwangya Art Center: seats, sightlines and parkingKwangya Art Center is a single 216-seat auditorium — 196 in the stalls and 20 in the second-floor balcony. Transcribing the official seating plan row by row shows that all ten restricted-view seats sit at the outer ends of the wings wrapping the stage, while the restricted-sound seats are the opposite extreme: around the projector at the centre of the back row. There is no car park.
ParkingKumho Art Hall YonseiKumho Art Hall Yonsei seats and parking: the 390-seat plan row by row, 4 wheelchair spaces, and the Yonsei car park discount (2026)Kumho Art Hall Yonsei is a 390-seat chamber hall (386 regular seats plus 4 wheelchair spaces) where every one of its 14 rows is close to the stage, and parking is in Zone K on level B2 of the Yonsei University main-gate car park: show a same-day ticket at the booth and three hours cost 3,000 won, against 12,500 won at the standard campus rate.
Parking나루아트센터Naru Art Center seat views: which seats see best, plus parking and lockersZone-by-zone stage views for the 607-seat Grand Hall and the 152-seat Small Hall. Row B centre on level 1 is squarest to the stage, row E centre on level 2 gives the whole picture, and the far side seats D1 and F8 catch the safety rail. Level 1 is normally a single R grade, so the best view for the money is the centre of level 2; parking is ₩3,000 a day with the voucher from the Grand Hall level 2 desk.
Parking두산아트센터Doosan Art Center: Yeonggang Hall seat views and parkingYeonggang Hall at Doosan Art Center (두산아트센터) seats 620 in a proscenium house whose central block is only 12 rows deep, and the obstructed seats are rows 1–2 of level 2 at the safety railing, not the back of the balcony. Parking is 4 hours for 5,000 won with a performance ticket or 1 hour free with an exhibition, then 1,000 won per 10 minutes.
Parking광림아트센터Kwanglim Art Center: BBCH Hall and Jangcheon Hall seats and parkingKwanglim Art Center runs BBCH Hall (998 seats) and Jangcheon Hall (613 seats). Parking is 5,000 won for five hours for performance ticket-holders, then 1,000 won per 10 minutes — but it may be unavailable every Sunday and on 31 December.
Parking스카이아트홀Sky Art Hall: seat views on both levels and the free 600-space car parkAt Sky Art Hall in Gangseo-gu, Seoul, level B2 is the main floor beside the stage and B1 is the balcony above it, and the official chart grades seats V (mint), R (yellow), A (coral) and S (blue). Parking is free across 600 spaces on levels B3-B6, but the venue itself has no lockers.
Parking티켓링크 1975 씨어터(구.능동 어린이회관)Ticketlink 1975 Theater: seat views, parking discounts and lockersTicketlink 1975 Theater (티켓링크 1975 씨어터) in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul seats 1,010 on a single raked tier with no balcony, so structurally obstructed views are rare and the centre block B is the safest choice. The ticket-holder parking rate — 4,000 won for 4 hours, 6,000 for 6 — is issued only at the settlement desk inside the theatre, and a fee already paid at the exit machine cannot be refunded.