Gocheok Skydome

WHY VISIT

Gocheok Skydome is the largest capacity stadium in South Korea. In addition to sporting events, arts events such as concerts and awards ceremonies are also often held here. The stadium was completed in September, 2015 and is a cultural sports complex that is open year round. During the baseball season, visitors can watch exciting games and enjoy Korean baseball culture. During the off-season, there are concerts and other cultural events held at Gocheok. The stadium's design is dome-shaped and there are 2 basement levels and 4 above-ground levels. Thanks to its ceiling cover, games and events are unaffected by weather conditions. There are baseball facilities, a swimming pool, gym, soccer field, basketball field and many other facilities open for public use. The stands have 18,000 seats, but for cultural events like concerts, audiences of 20,200 can be accommodated. Gocheok Skydome is the home stadium for the Nexen Heroes from 2016 to 2017. G ocheok Skydome's size makes it one of the largest indoor concert venues in South Korea. The stadium has hosted many K-pop concerts and awards shows such as the KBS Music Awards and more. Frequently Asked Questions about Gocheok Skydome What is the nearest subway station to the Gocheok Sky Dome? The nearest subway station to Gocheok Sky Dome is Guil Station (Subway Line 1). Is there a cafeteria at the Gocheok Sky Dome? There are thirty-two shops inside the Gocheok Sky Dome serving chicken, snack food, and pizza, and a convenience store. Outside, there is a management building with one store, so you can use it when watching baseball. (As of 2024) Can I bring food inside the Gocheok Sky Dome? Bringing food and drinks to the Gocheok Sky Dome may be restricted depending on the nature of the event. Food and beverages in plastic bottles of 1L or less may be brought in during professional baseball games. However, alcoholic drinks, cans, and beverages in glasses are not permitted. In addition, according to Kiwoom Heroes' regulations, food cannot be brought into the stadium when re-entering.