Olympic Park's 88 Grass Field is a popular venue for large-scale outdoor concerts and festivals, such as the KB Joy Olpark Festival and Sung Si Kyung's concert. These events, often featuring an "ALL 돗자리존" (all mat zone), create a relaxed, picnic-like atmosphere where attendees can enjoy performances by various artists in a spacious outdoor setting.
Events typically run for two days in September, requiring smart tickets and original ID for entry, with wristbands allowing re-entry. Seating is often first-come, first-served on mats, with a standard size of 1.2m x 1.2m per two people. Recommended items include tumblers with ice, 500ml water bottles, ground chairs (tall chairs are prohibited), portable chargers, hats, sunglasses, and parasols. External food is generally not allowed, but water and tumblers are permitted. Public transport is strongly advised due to limited parking and heavy congestion, with Olympic Park Station (Subway Lines 5/9) being the most convenient.
Local bloggers suggest arriving early to secure good spots in the mat zone and bringing ground chairs for comfort during extended periods of sitting. They stress the importance of tumblers filled with ice and sun protection like hats and parasols, especially given the strong autumn sun. Despite potential queues, the entry process is usually efficient, and using public transportation is consistently recommended for a smoother concert experience.
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