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As of October 2026, Olympic Park's main K-pop venues besides KSPO DOME are Ticketlink Live Arena (the former Handball Arena, 5,003 seats), Olympic Hall (about 2,400 fixed seats plus floor), Woori Financial Art Hall (1,184 seats) and Muse Live (237 seats). All four use Olympic Park Station Exit 3.
Seoul's Olympic Park in Songpa-gu (424 Olympic-ro) is not one venue but a cluster of them, all run by the park operator KSPO&CO. A ticket that only says "Olympic Park" can point to a 15,000-seat dome or to a 237-seat live club, and the halls sit near different park gates. The comparison below uses the figures on each hall's official page on the Olympic Park website, checked on October 18, 2026.
How do Olympic Park's concert halls compare?
The four halls differ mainly in size: Ticketlink Live Arena holds 5,003, Olympic Hall about 2,400 fixed seats plus a floor, Woori Financial Art Hall 1,184 and Muse Live 237. KSPO DOME, listed at 15,000 seats, is included as the reference point for scale.
| Hall | Seats (official page) | Building | Nearest park gate | Nearest car park |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ticketlink Live Arena 티켓링크 라이브 아레나 | 5,003 (2,100 movable + 2,903 fixed); auxiliary arena 250 | 2 floors below ground, 3 above | East Gate 2 (동2문) | P6 |
| Olympic Hall 올림픽홀 | 2,432 fixed (incl. movable chairs) + floor of 500–600; 22 accessible seats | 1 floor below ground, 2 above | East Gate 2 (동2문) | P2 |
| Woori Financial Art Hall 우리금융아트홀 | 1,184 (1st floor 832 incl. 12 wheelchair seats, 2nd floor 352) | Two seating levels | South Gate 2 (남2문) | P7 |
| Muse Live 뮤즈라이브 | 237 | Not stated on the official page | East Gate 2 (동2문) | P2 |
| KSPO DOME (for scale) 올림픽체조경기장 | 15,000 | 1 floor below ground, 3 above | East Gate 2 / North Gate 2 | P5 |
As of October 18, 2026. Source: Olympic Park (KSPO&CO) venue pages. Every hall lists Line 5 Olympic Park Station, Exit 3 as its subway access.
Which Olympic Park hall is my concert at if the ticket says Handball Arena?
A ticket that says Handball Arena (핸드볼경기장) is for Ticketlink Live Arena. Olympic Park's own page names the hall "Ticketlink Live Arena (Handball Arena)" and explains that it was rebuilt from the former Olympic Fencing Arena (올림픽펜싱경기장) after a remodeling of one year and six months. Several halls carry two or three names on tickets, maps and fan posts, so match the name on your ticket against this table:
| If the ticket or notice says | Go to |
|---|---|
| Handball Arena, Handball Gymnasium, 핸드볼경기장, Olympic Fencing Arena, 올림픽펜싱경기장 | Ticketlink Live Arena (one building) |
| Olympic Hall, 올림픽홀 | Olympic Hall, main hall |
| Olympic Hall small hall, 올림픽홀 소공연장 | The 240-seat small hall inside the Olympic Hall complex |
| Woori Financial Art Hall, 우리금융아트홀, Olympic Weightlifting Arena, 올림픽 역도경기장 | Woori Financial Art Hall |
| Muse Live, 뮤즈라이브 | Muse Live |
| KSPO DOME, Olympic Gymnastics Arena, 올림픽체조경기장 | KSPO DOME |
| K-Art Hall, K-아트홀 (태권도공연장) | K-Art Hall, a separate Taekwondo performance hall; the park's directions page lists it with car park P1 |
Names as used on the Olympic Park (KSPO&CO) website, verified October 18, 2026.
How many seats do Olympic Hall, Ticketlink Live Arena and Woori Financial Art Hall have?
Ticketlink Live Arena has 5,003 seats, Olympic Hall about 2,400 fixed seats plus a floor area, and Woori Financial Art Hall 1,184 seats, according to the Olympic Park venue pages as of October 18, 2026. Each hall is laid out differently, which matters when you read a seat number.
Ticketlink Live Arena: 5,003 seats
Ticketlink Live Arena lists 5,003 seats, made up of 2,100 retractable (movable) seats and 2,903 fixed seats, plus a separate auxiliary arena with 250 seats. Because the movable seating can be pulled back, the hall can be set up with a large floor area. The building has two levels below ground and three above.
The arena is laid out as a ring of seating sections around the floor. The official seating guide lists five spectator entrances, numbered 2-1 to 2-5; entrance 1-1 is for VIPs and operations staff, and the other 1-series doors are for performers and sports teams. Check which 2-series door your section uses before you queue.
Olympic Hall: about 2,400 fixed seats plus floor
Olympic Hall's official page gives two sets of numbers. The facility summary lists 2,432 fixed seats (including movable chairs), a floor of 500 to 600 seats and 22 accessible seats; the introduction on the same page describes the main hall as 2,452 fixed seats with 700 standing places. Either way, the main hall holds about 2,400 people in fixed seats, and the total depends on whether the floor is seated or standing for that show.
The building has one floor below ground and two above, and the stage measures 23.1 m wide, 18.5 m deep and 8.5 m high. Olympic Hall is described by the park as a popular-music venue: besides the main hall it includes a 240-seat small hall for underground and indie acts and exhibition space on the history of Korean popular music. Gates 1 to 4 are on the ground level and Gates 5 to 8 are on the second floor, so a seat in the upper rows usually means using a 2F gate.
Woori Financial Art Hall: 1,184 seats
Woori Financial Art Hall, the former Olympic Weightlifting Arena, reopened after a two-year remodeling as a 1,184-seat hall built mainly for musicals. The first floor has 832 seats (sections A, B and C, including 12 wheelchair seats) and the second floor has 352 seats (sections D, E and F, rows 1 to 8). The stage is 15.8 m wide and 13.3 m deep.
Woori Financial Art Hall is the only one of the four halls whose official page names South Gate 2 (남2문) rather than East Gate 2 as the nearest park entrance, so fans heading here should not simply follow a crowd walking toward the eastern halls.
What is the difference between Olympic Hall and Muse Live?
Muse Live is a 237-seat concert hall, roughly a tenth of Olympic Hall's fixed seating. Olympic Park describes Muse Live as a venue designed for live band performance, with lighting and stage equipment set up for concerts, a digital console, powered speakers and instrument microphones, aimed at professional artists as well as indie bands. A show there puts the whole audience close to the stage.
Muse Live: 237 seats
Muse Live's official page lists Olympic Park Station Exit 3, East Gate 2 and car park P2, the same gate and car park as Olympic Hall. The park's parking-zone guide, however, groups Muse Live under the South Gate 2 zone. If your ticket says Muse Live, check the venue position on the official park map before you go rather than assuming it is inside another hall.
Which gate and parking lot are closest to each hall?
East Gate 2 is the nearest park entrance for Ticketlink Live Arena, Olympic Hall and Muse Live, while South Gate 2 is nearest for Woori Financial Art Hall, according to the Olympic Park venue pages as of October 18, 2026. All of them start from Olympic Park Station Exit 3; the park's directions page lists the station on both Line 5 and Line 9. The park does not publish walking times from the station to each hall.
Parking at every hall costs 600 won per 10 minutes for a small car and 1,200 won per 10 minutes for a large vehicle, and leaving within 10 minutes is free, according to the Olympic Park venue pages as of October 18, 2026. The park's directions page adds a daily cap of 20,000 won for small cars. The nearest car parks are P6 for Ticketlink Live Arena, P2 for Olympic Hall and Muse Live, and P7 for Woori Financial Art Hall. The number of spaces differs between the park's venue pages and its directions page, so treat every car park as small for a concert crowd.
Pro Tip: Olympic Park's directions page says that when a large event is held in the park there is no prepaid parking, no daily parking pass and no discount for ticket holders, and it asks visitors to come by bus or subway. On concert nights, Exit 3 of Olympic Park Station is the simplest way in.
What should you read next?
- New to Korean concerts: Your First K-POP Concert: What to Expect
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- Still buying tickets: Korean concert ticket sites for foreigners
- Riding the subway around Seoul: Seoul Climate Card tourist pass
Sources (Olympic Park, operated by KSPO&CO; Korean). Last verified October 18, 2026.
- Venue guide: KSPO DOME
- Venue guide: Ticketlink Live Arena (Handball Arena)
- Venue guide: Olympic Hall
- Venue guide: Woori Financial Art Hall
- Venue guide: Muse Live
- Directions, parking fees and parking zones
Change history: Published 2026-10-23.
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