Olympic Park 88 Lawn Field

This 33,000㎡ outdoor grass plaza near Jamsil is a hub for Seoul's major music festivals, such as RESFFECT FESTIVAL and the Seoul Park Music Festival. Nestled in Olympic Park alongside KSPO DOME and Olympic Hall, the venue is perfectly positioned near Jamsil’s key landmarks like Lotte World Tower and Seokchon Lake, making it an ideal spot for both music lovers and travelers.

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88 Lawn Field is an open-air lawn venue without permanent seating. While the layout varies by event, typically the area near the stage is designated for standing, while the rear is reserved for assigned seating. During major festivals, the venue often expands to include the nearby 88 Lake Waterside Stage for multiple performances.

The closest subway station to KSPO DOME is Olympic Park Station on Line 5 and Line 9. If taking Line 5, make sure to board the train heading towards the Macheon station, as the line splits in the middle. Line 9 has both express and regular trains, and both types stop at Olympic Park Station.

The closest bus stop to KSPO DOME is Olympic Park Station. If coming from Incheon Airport, you can take Airport Bus 6300 and get off at the bus stop, Olympic Sports Village APT.

Take Exit 4 of Olympic Park Station and walk past the 'Thumb' sculpture. You will see the KSPO DOME on your right. 88 Lawn Field is located just behind the large red sculpture in front of the dome. There will be banners along the path, so you won’t have any trouble finding your way! (Approx. 10–12 minute walk)

Aside from Olympic Park Station (Lines 5 and 9), there are also Hanseong Baekje Station (Line 9) and Mongchontoseong Station (Line 8) nearby. If you want to skip the crowds at Olympic Park Station after the concert, you can head over to one of the other stations around here.

There is a bus stop right in front of Olympic Park Station. Green buses such as 3412, 3413, and 3319 head towards Gangnam, Samseong, and Jamsil. Please make sure to check the bus number before you board!

Immediately after the concert, the taxi queue in front of Olympic Park Station can be long, and the area tends to be congested with traffic, making it difficult for taxis to reach the station. It’s recommended to head to a nearby main street to catch a taxi.

The subway trains heading to Myeongdong, Gangnam, and Hongdae close before 12AM (on Saturdays and public holidays). For city buses, you can take the N31 (late-night bus) from Mongchontoseong Station to reach areas such as Jamsil, Gangnam, Itaewon, and Jongno.