Busan, Korea

Busan Asiad Main Stadium

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344 World Cup-daero, Yeonje-gu, Busan53,769 capacity

About Busan Asiad Main Stadium

A 53,769-seat outdoor multi-purpose stadium built in 2001 as the main venue for the 2002 Asian Games and 2002 FIFA World Cup. Hosted BTS's free 'Yet To Come in BUSAN' concert on October 15, 2022 and returns as an ARIRANG World Tour stop on June 12-13, 2026.

Getting There

Sports Complex Station (Busan Metro Line 3), Exit 9, approximately 5-minute walk. Alternative: Sajik Station (Line 3), Exit 1.

Facilities

-53,769 fixed seats (capacity may vary by event staging)
-Multiple gates around the stadium perimeter
-Adjacent Sajik Indoor Gymnasium and Sajik Baseball Stadium within the same sports complex

Prohibited Items

-Glass bottles
-Outside food and beverage (except sealed water in some events — verify at gate)
-Fireworks, laser pointers, flammable items
-Pets (service animals excepted)
-Banners or signs exceeding event-specified dimensions

Visitor Tips

-Busan Metro Line 3 is the primary subway access — serves both Sports Complex and Sajik stations
-Last subway trains typically run until around 00:00 KST — confirm on day-of via Humetro
-KTX from Busan Station to Seoul Station takes about 2h 20m; last KTX typically departs Busan Station around 22:00-22:30 KST
-Seomyeon is Busan's main late-night dining district, 2 Line 3 stops + transfer from the venue