Olympic Park Lawn Square Concerts: What to Bring for an Enjoyable Experience

Outdoor music festivals and concerts are a popular attraction at Seoul's Olympic Park, particularly at the 88 Lawn Square. These events draw significant crowds, offering a unique experience for enjoying K-pop and other performances in a relaxed, open-air environment.

The KB Joy Olpark Festival 2026 and Sung Si Kyung's 'Ja, Oneureun' 2026 concert were among the events held at this venue. Both featured an 'ALL Mat Zone' where attendees used personal mats, typically limited to 1.2m x 1.2m for two people. Ticket prices varied, with the Joy Olpark Festival at 55,000 KRW for a one-day pass and Sung Si Kyung's concert at 154,000 KRW. Entry often involved smart tickets and wristbands, and other major events like NCT 127's concert at KSPO Dome could occur concurrently, increasing park traffic.

Local bloggers shared practical tips for attending these outdoor concerts, emphasizing preparation for strong sunlight even in autumn. Essential items frequently mentioned include sunglasses, hats, parasols, tumblers filled with ice, 500ml water bottles, and ground chairs for comfort. While external food is generally prohibited, water and tumblers are usually permitted. Arriving early is recommended to secure preferred spots in the mat zone, and some noted that security checks for prohibited items might be less stringent when crowds are large.