Seoul World Cup Stadium

Seoul World Cup Stadium is a great place to watch football. It is big, modern and well organised, and it handles large crowds surprisingly smoothly. The atmosphere during FC Seoul vs Daegu was lively without feeling chaotic, and it was easy to get in and out before and after the match. Views from the stands are good, the sound carries well around the stadium, and you really get a sense of how much football means to people here. Even if you are not a big football fan, it is a solid way to experience a local match in Seoul.

We really enjoyed our time at this stadium. First we had the chance to see Seoul place Barcelona. Then later in the week took the official tour. The tour is only available on certain days at certain times - Wednesday was 11am 2pm and 4pm. There were other options but we went on a Wednesday and those are the times I remember. We were blown away by the fact that the tour was 1000 W per person. Amazing. The tour was only in Korean, but our guide did a phenomenal job translating to English as well. We went down to the pitch, locker rooms, warm up area, and a few other prime spots.

Went there to watch the 2024 FA Cup final. It is a big stadium, the staff were friendly and helpful. It was easy to find our seats. One thing that let it down were the ladies' toilets. Only two cubicles, so it took a long time, and they could have been cleaner. There were, however, many good things, lots of food trucks, plenty of parking, and a great atmosphere in the stadium.

It's an awesome stadium, easily accessible by bus, but it feels far too big for FC Seoul. The upside to it being so big though is that it's super easy to get tickets on the day.

I was there for the Super KPop show ending the Scouts World Jamboree. This place is huge and well run. 50k Scouts organized in days to see the largest K-Pop concert in history. Seats are a bit small for a big guy like me but the VIP section L was nice.

Beautiful place to take a walk in the autumn! The one tree hill was awesome, as we sat there and drank hot tea that we had prepared. imagine the autumn breeze .... and of course rem to go to the World Peace Gate where the Olympic flame is still burning. We were glad to have visited!

We went to South Korea and as big soccer fans, we could not leave Seoul without watching a soccer match at Seoul World Cup Stadium. Seoul FC versus Daegu great match, very intense all the way to the end. The crowd was engaged and he had a really good time. The stadium is big and it has all necessary to enjoy the games. Very nice experience.

The Seoul World Cup Stadium, also known as the Sangam Stadium, is a multi-purpose stadium located in Seoul, South Korea. It was built for the 2002 FIFA World Cup, which was co-hosted by South Korea and Japan. The stadium is located in the western district of Mapo and serves as the home stadium for the K League 1 football team, FC Seoul. Here are some key details about the Seoul World Cup Stadium: 1. Capacity: The stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 66,704 spectators. During the 2002 FIFA World Cup, the capacity was expanded to accommodate 66,806 spectators. 2. Design: The stadium was designed by architects Kim Swoo-geun and Kim Chung-up. Its distinctive feature is the circular roof, which represents the traditional Korean design element known as the "Moon Jar." 3. Location: The Seoul World Cup Stadium is situated in the Sangam-dong neighborhood of Mapo-gu in Seoul. It is part of the larger Seoul World Cup Park, which includes various recreational facilities and green spaces. 4. Events: Besides hosting football matches for FC Seoul and national team fixtures, the stadium has also been used for other sports events, concerts, and cultural performances. It has hosted international matches, including AFC Asian Cup matches and friendly matches. 5. Accessibility: The stadium is easily accessible by public transportation. It is served by the World Cup Stadium Station on Line 6 of the Seoul Subway. The Seoul World Cup Stadium remains an iconic landmark in the city of Seoul, offering sports enthusiasts and visitors a venue for exciting matches and events.