Venue visiting tips
Practical notes on sightlines, parking, lockers and getting to each venue.
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Parking성신여자대학교 운정그린캠퍼스Sungshin Woonjung Green Campus auditorium: seat views, 738 vs 800 seats, and parking (checked October 2026)The Sungshin Women's University Woonjung Green Campus auditorium in Seoul has 738 seats by the ticketing chart (618 downstairs, 120 upstairs; KOPIS says 800), and the middle of block B, rows 4–10, is the safest pick. Campus parking is available but the university publishes no visitor rate, so the subway — eight minutes on foot from Mia station exit 1 — is the reliable way in (checked October 2026).
LockersOlympic ParkOlympic Park concert bag storage: KSPO DOME and Olympic Hall cloakrooms, and 106 T-Lockers at Olympic Park StationAt KSPO DOME and Olympic Hall concerts you can leave bags in the venue cloakroom (open from 1 hour before the show to 30 minutes after), a promoter-run cloakroom, or T-Lockers at Olympic Park Station. For a suitcase the station is the safest bet: 18 large lockers at ₩4,400 for 4 hours on weekdays, ₩6,100 at weekends.
ParkingOlympic ParkOlympic Park concert parking: ₩600 per 10 minutes, no ticket discount, and the closest car park for each venueParking at Olympic Park costs ₩600 per 10 minutes for a car (capped at ₩20,000 a day) and ₩1,200 for large vehicles (capped at ₩24,000); concert tickets earn no discount. P5 is closest to KSPO DOME and P2 to Olympic Hall, but P5 holds only about 180 cars and big weekend shows are forecast at 95% occupancy by start time.
Getting there무신사 개러지 (구. 왓챠홀)Musinsa Garage standing view: a late entry number is not a bad spot, and which seats to avoid at seated showsA late standing number at Musinsa Garage does not mean you see nothing. Entry numbers set the order you go in, not where you stand, and the audience shares one flat 125 m² floor (the upper terrace is not sold), so your view depends on who is in front of you more than on your number.
Parking고려대학교 화정체육관Parking at Korea University's Hwajeong Gymnasium for a concert: where to park and what it costs (checked October 2026)Korea University's Hwajeong Gymnasium (화정체육관) calls its own car park small, asks visitors to use public transport, and refers concert parking questions to the promoter. Campus underground parking is free for 10 minutes, 2,000 won up to 30 minutes, 500 won per 10 minutes to 2 hours, then 1,000 won per 10 minutes, capped at 40,000 won a day (Korea University parking page, checked October 2026).
Seats & sightlines고려대학교 화정체육관Is there a cloakroom at Korea University's Hwajeong Gymnasium? Where to leave bags, and how many seats it really has (checked October 2026)Korea University's Hwajeong Gymnasium (화정체육관) has no permanent cloakroom or lockers for audiences. The nearest official lockers are the 13 T-Locker units on B1 of Anam Station (Line 6), towards Exits 3 and 4, open 05:00–01:00. The gym's seating chart counts 4,811 seats (3,813 general, 166 VIP, 796 retractable, 36 press), while KOPIS lists it at 8,057.
Parking예스24 라이브홀 (구. 악스코리아)YES24 Live Hall lockers: prices, locations and how to use them — 400 coin lockers and the Gwangnaru Station backupYES24 Live Hall has no cloakroom, only about 400 paid coin lockers that take 500-won coins, and the coin changer on site turns a 1,000-won note into two 500-won coins. The venue publishes no price list, so the 1,000-won small and 2,000-won large rates come from 2026 blog guides; if the lockers fill up, Gwangnaru Station has T-lockers from 2,200 won for four hours on weekdays (checked October 2026).
Parking블루스퀘어Blue Square seat count: Woori Bank Hall 1,766, Woori WON Banking Hall 1,379, tier by tierBlue 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).
Seats & sightlinesSejong Center for the Performing ArtsSejong M Theater seating guide: 5 ways to pick a seat, from block sizes and sightlines to the upper-floor rake and soundSejong M Theater at the Sejong Center seats 609, with 295 downstairs and 314 upstairs, so the choice is less about distance than head-on versus side: first-floor block B rows 3–8 for immersion, block B rows 9–11 or the middle of the second floor to see the whole stage. Block sizes (A 61, B 172, C 62) were counted off the official seating plan in October 2026.
Parking코엑스아티움(Coex Artium)Coex Artium Woori Bank Hall seat view and parking: 1,004 seats by section, and the 4,800-won four-hour discountCoex Artium Woori Bank Hall seats 1,004: 758 on the first level and 246 on the second. Drivers should navigate to the Coex East Gate car park and park in the B2 Green Zone, the closest area to the hall, and a show ticket registered at the in-house kiosk or by its QR code cuts the first four hours to 4,800 won (as of October 2026).
Parking세종대학교 대양홀Sejong University Daeyang Hall: seat views by floor, and where to parkDaeyang Hall at Sejong University in Seoul has 2,030 fixed seats (928 on the first floor, 1,014 on the second, 88 on the third). Sit in the front-centre blocks of the first floor to be close, or at the front of the second-floor centre to see the whole stage. The hall has no car park of its own; use the Gwanggaeto-gwan (241 spaces) or Daeyang AI Center (455) garages. The event-attendee rate is 4,500 won a day (September 2026).
Parking명화라이브홀Myunghwa Live Hall capacity and lockers: 962 seats or 1,500, and how many lockersMyunghwa Live Hall in Yeongdeungpo, Seoul, switches between standing and seated layouts show by show, so it has no fixed capacity: its website says "about 1,500", KOPIS says 962. The official floor guide lists 368 lockers and a coin changer in the basement; a visitor puts them at 1,000 won (medium) and 2,000 won (large), cash only. There is no parking; walk from Yeongdeungpo Market (13 min) or Singil (15 min) stations (September 2026).