88 Lawn Field

88잔디마당

The open lawn in Olympic Park where summer music festivals and outdoor shows are staged. It is not a building, so the weather is part of the ticket.

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Place information

Korean name: 88잔디마당
Nearest station: Olympic Park Station (올림픽공원역, Lines 5 and 9) (Exit 3 or 4), Mongchontoseong Station (몽촌토성역, Line 8) (Exit 1), Hanseong Baekje Station (한성백제역, Line 9) (Exit 2)
Opening hours: not published by the operator
Closed: Not published by the operator
Hours notes: The building opens for the event it is hosting, so no standing opening hours are published. Entry time is announced per show by whoever is promoting it.
Admission: Not published by the operator

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Nearby

Olympic Park

The venue complex built for the 1988 Olympics shares one perimeter with an earthen fortress from the early Baekje period. Several of the arenas have been renamed and now host concerts, so sports halls, an archaeological site and concert venues sit on the same walking route.

Seoul Sky Observatory

Visibility matters more than the clock: check weather and haze, reserve sunset periods early, and distinguish general observatory admission from paid add-on experiences.

Aerial view of Lotte World, showing the indoor Adventure building and the Magic Island castle on the lake

Lotte World Adventure

Its indoor areas make it useful in poor weather, but crowds still shape the visit; confirm the day's hours and suspended attractions before buying or reserving.

Garak Market

A public wholesale market run by the Seoul Agro-Fisheries & Food Corporation. Each division auctions on its own clock — fruit and vegetables are scattered from 02:00 to 23:00 by commodity, seafood opens at 23:00 with fresh fish. The grounds stay open around the clock, but no auction runs from Saturday evening to Sunday dawn.

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