Seoul Sports Complex (Jamsil Sports Complex) Tours and Tickets

The Seoul Sports Complex (Jamsil Sports Complex) is an enormous group of sports facilities, which hosted the 1986 Asian Games and the 1988 Summer Olympics. It features a main stadium, a baseball stadium, a gym, two swimming pools, a track center, and several other small stadiums.

The Seoul Sports Complex sometimes offers special programs that let you explore the grounds on a guided tour. However, these tours don’t follow a set schedule, so the best way to guarantee seeing the inside of the stadium is to buy tickets for an event hosted there.

Yes, Seoul Sports Complex regularly hosts sports matches and cultural events. Jamsil Baseball Stadium is home to two Korean baseball teams and games take place frequently during the March to October season. Jamsil Arena also hosts basketball games, while the stadium sometimes has music concerts.

Yes, there are several attractions worth visiting after the Seoul Sports Complex. Just 10 minutes away by subway is Lotte World—one of the largest indoor amusement parks on the planet—which has rides, amusements, huge daily parades, shopping, and a range of restaurants.

During events inside the Seoul Sports Complex, concession stands sell classic South Korean food, such as fried chicken and rice cakes. Fine dining restaurants Fait Maison and Cornerstone at the Park Hyatt are nearby.

The quickest way to reach Seoul Sports Complex by public transport is by metro: take either Line 2 (Green Line) or Line 9 (Gold Line) to Sports Complex station and disembark at Exit 6 or 7. Alternatively, you can also board buses 341, 360, and 362.