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Parking아르코예술극장ARKO and Daehakro Arts Theatre: seating, sightlines and parkingARKO Arts Theater and Daehakro Arts Theatre are two separate buildings one street apart, both five minutes from Hyehwa Station exit 2. They charge identical parking rates, but Daehakro’s mechanical car park will not take an SUV.
ParkingSuseong ArtpiaSuseong Artpia parking and sightlines: Yongji Hall, Muhak Hall and Alto HallSuseong Artpia has 264 parking spaces, mainly on basement levels 1 and 2, and publishes no parking rate — it is not on the district’s public car park list either. Of the Grand Theatre’s 1,159 seats, only 43 in the second tier are classified as restricted-view, so the tier to check is a block, not the whole balcony.
Parking예스24 스테이지(구. DCF대명문화공장)YES24 Stage: seat views for Halls 1–3, and the parking catchYES24 Stage is a three-minute walk from Exit 1 of Hyehwa Station, with 406 seats in Hall 1, 301 in Hall 2 and 255 in Hall 3 — 962 in all. The car park inside the building is not available to audiences, so come by public transport.
Parking강동아트센터Gangdong Arts Center: seat views and parking, hall by hall (checked September 2026)Hangang seats 850 with only 18m from the stage edge to the back wall, so even row 19 sees the whole stage, and the balcony's front-facing seating is just five rows deep. Dream seats 232, and its last row is 10, not the 9 usually quoted. Parking is 3,000 won for five hours with a ticket, card or Samsung Pay only.
ParkingBusan Concert HallBusan Concert Hall seat views and parking: choosing between the Concert Hall and the Chamber Hall (checked September 2026)Busan Concert Hall has only two rooms — the 2,011-seat Concert Hall (694 seats on B1, 1,038 on Floor 1, 279 on Floor 2) and the 400-seat Chamber Hall — and its vineyard layout wraps the audience around the stage, so the block matters more than the level. Parking needs a first-come pre-registration that opens at 10:00 three days before the performance, there is no discount for ticket holders, and at 200 won per 10 minutes (300 at weekends and on public holidays) one concert costs about 3,000 won.
Parking평택아트센터Pyeongtaek Art Center parking and seating, hall by hall (checked September 2026)Parking at Pyeongtaek Art Center is free and both car parks open fully on performance days; the main hall seats 1,318 across three levels (852, 261 and 205) and the small hall seats up to 307.
ParkingBucheon Art CenterBucheon Art Center: Seat Views and Parking (with Direct VR Links)Parking at Bucheon Art Center is free if you leave within an hour of arriving and free all day at weekends and on public holidays; otherwise ticket holders settle a flat 1,000 won and academy students 2,000 won by barcode. Seat views can be checked before booking in the official VR viewer — bac.or.kr/vr/1 for the Concert Hall, bac.or.kr/vr/2 for the Arts Theater.
Parking마포아트센터Mapo Art Center: Art Hall Mac and Play Mac Seat Views and ParkingArt Hall Mac holds 1,004 seats but only 980 go on sale (919 when the orchestra pit is closed), and just 125 of the car park’s 145 bays take an ordinary car. We checked the seating, parking and shuttle details against the Mapo Foundation for Arts and Culture’s own pages, including the places where its own site disagrees with itself.
ParkingHD아트센터(구 현대예술관)HD Arts Center Seating and Parking: 964 Seats in the Main Hall, 218 in the Small HallHD아트센터 (HD Arts Center) in Ulsan seats 964 in its main hall (554 on level 1, 410 on level 2) and 218 in its small hall, and parking is free for the first 30 minutes, then 500 won per 30 minutes up to 17,500 won a day. Counting the official seat maps confirms 964, two more than the 962 registered with KOPIS.
Parking아양아트센터Ayang Art Center: seat views, seat map and parkingAyang Hall seats 1,100 — 658 downstairs and 442 upstairs — and the venue’s own seat map shows the centre block is 15 seats wide on the first floor and 16 on the second. Parking is listed as 173 spaces, but the zone table on the same page adds up to 183, and no fee is published anywhere.
Parking영산아트홀Youngsan Art Hall seating and parking: the 84 upper seats are not a balconyYoungsan Art Hall (영산아트홀), a 598-seat classical hall in Yeouido, splits into 491 main-floor seats, 23 stage-side R seats and 84 upstairs — and those 84 are side blocks running along both walls, not a balcony facing the stage. Parking is in basement levels 6 and 7 of the Kukmin Ilbo (CCMM) building, at 3,000 won for three hours once you collect a validation coupon from the lobby desk.
Parking대전컨벤션센터 (DCC)Daejeon Convention Center: parking, exhibition halls and meeting roomsParking at Daejeon Convention Center (DCC) is free for the first 30 minutes, then 500 won per 15 minutes to a daily cap of 10,000 won, across two entirely separate car parks of 403 and 734 spaces. These rates took effect on 1 July 2025 and replaced a much cheaper schedule that many guides still quote.