Jamsil Baseball Stadium

Best experience 🤩 Everyone has to see a baseball game while in Seoul - we watched the Seoul Twins slap up! Incredible atmosphere, food, drinks, people, songs, dances, everything was off tap! ⚾️ ❤️

Went to see a make up game in September. Bought tickets to the "exciting" green area. Was good to see the action up close however seats higher up would've provided a better view. Nice atmosphere. Would do it again

Great experience going to an LG Twins game! We showed up late about 100 minutes before the game on Sunday and tickets sold out. Luckily they have tickets for foreigners in the outfield seating area. Just need to stand in the only line at Window 3. Make sure to have your passport or foreign ID. Hold on to your ticket to go in and out of the stadium for food.

Had a ball of a time watching out 1st ever baseball match here. The atmosphere is off the roof! Lots of food stores around so that you'll never go hungry.

I had a great time attending a baseball game at Jamsil Baseball Stadium! The park was clean and well-maintained, with a lively and family friendly high energy atmosphere. Food and drinks were reasonably priced, which was a pleasant surprise compared to other stadiums I’ve been to. During the game, it started to rain, but the stadium had ponchos available for around 4,800 won. Overall, it was a fun and memorable experience definitely worth a visit if you’re in Seoul and want to enjoy a local game!

Some tips for 🌍 foreigners or international people (non-Korean residents): There is a tickets booth on the left side of the Frank Burger shop dedicated for “the digitally disadvantaged” which includes us foreigners, as we cannot buy tickets online (you need a Korean ID and Korean card). Go to this box office 2h before the game in a weekday game, 3h before the game in a weekend day. The booth opens 1,5h before the game on a weekday and 2h before on a weekend day, but I’d recommend to arrive a bit earlier (like half an hour) as people start queueing up before that. Important !!! ‼️⚠️ bring your passport or national ID with you or you won’t be able to enter. Once at the tickets box office it’s pretty easy: there is only a couple of sections available to foreigners as you see in the photo I uploaded. You choose a section and pay (international card is accepted). The game was really fun and the Koreans make it even better by dancing and singing and cheering. Inside there’s lots of food and drink options, and you can also bring in your own stuff which is great too.

If you like baseball, you have to watch a game at this stadium. The atmosphere is truly captivating, and the quality of Korean baseball is worth an evening out.

Tickets for foreigners are at booth 1 . Lots of walking to get there. Follow the signs. Always choose the home side. An amazing experience.