잠실야구장 At a glance
Good to know now
On pro baseball and other pre-arranged big event days parking is prepaid: KRW 6,000 for cars, KRW 12,000 for large vehicles. On other days cars pay KRW 200 per 5 minutes (large vehicles KRW 400), free if you leave within 15 minutes. Information line: 02-2202-3834.
Hours
Varies by game.
Closed
No games in the off-season.
Getting there
Sports Complex Station (Line 2), exits 5 and 6.
Booking
GetYourGuide sells a guided game-night package with a ticket and dinner and beer, offered in the March–October season.
Jamsil Baseball Stadium opened in 1982 and is home to two KBO teams, the LG Twins and the Doosan Bears. In the season it draws about 20,000 fans on an average game day, and it has also hosted games 5 to 7 of the Korean Series. During night games its floodlights light up the Han riverside and the Olympic-daero expressway. The stadium is right by Sports Complex Station on subway Line 2.
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Map
Numbers match the list. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Tips
- Take the subway: Sports Complex Station exits 5 and 6 bring you straight to the stadium.
- Two teams share Jamsil, so check which one is the home side for your game when picking seats and cheering sections.
Nearby
Starfield Library & COEXA cathedral of books under 13 m shelves, a giant mall and aquarium, and a 1,200-year-old temple right across the road.
SEA LIFE COEX AquariumA large aquarium inside the COEX complex in Gangnam, home to about 40,000 animals and known for its many kinds of sharks.
Bongeunsa TempleA Buddhist temple with roots in the year 794, set among Gangnam's towers across the road from COEX.
Ttukseom Hangang ParkA Han River park in eastern Seoul with a rose garden, water sports in summer and the tube-shaped Jabeolle gallery over the riverbank.Facts from the Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI). KOGL
Sources (3)
Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI)GetYourGuidePhoto: Arne Müseler / www.arne-mueseler.com / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0 de), resized
Checked Oct 18, 2026