LCK’s Stage Beneath Jonggak Station: LoL Park

The LCK-Dedicated Space Established at Grand Seoul in 2019

LoL Park is an esports venue in Jongno-gu, Seoul, operated by Riot Games. Riot Games opened the LCK Arena and LoL Park at Grand Seoul in 2019, and the venue is introduced as the competition space for League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK).

The core of the venue is the LCK Arena. LoL Park is presented as the stage where the 10 LCK teams, including Faker (Lee Sang-hyeok)'s T1, play regular-season matches, and it becomes an actual place to watch games during the regular season and playoffs.

One Minute from Exit 1 of Jonggak Station; the Underground Connection Is Easiest

If you take Subway Line 1 and get off at Jonggak Station, use Exit 1. LoL Park is about a one-minute walk from Exit 1 of Jonggak Station, and Jonggak Station and Grand Seoul are connected underground.

Visitors using Line 5 can get off at Gwanghwamun Station. Depending on the source, Grand Seoul is a five-minute walk away and LoL Park is approximately a 5–10-minute walk away, so the underground route from Jonggak Station is simpler if you want to avoid rain or cold weather. Reviews also advise visitors not to get lost on the first floor, as they can enter the building directly from the underground area of Jonggak Station.

The building's road-name address is 33 Jong-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul (Cheongjin-dong), while the lot-based address is 70 Cheongjin-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, and the postal code is 03159. However, 74 Yulgok-ro 4-gil, 1st and 2nd floors, Jongno-gu, Seoul, is also provided as the destination address for visitors, so it is safest to compare both addresses when using a taxi or map app.

On Season Match Days, You Need to Secure One of Approximately 400 Seats First

Watching an LCK match requires purchasing a ticket for each game. The LoL Park arena is described as having approximately 400 seats, so tickets tend to sell out quickly. Check the official ticket schedule on the LCK ticket page, then book through the official sales channel.

In the LCK CUP match example from January 30, 2026, general tickets were listed at 20,000 won depending on the section, and a 50% discount was indicated for people with disabilities rated grades 1–6. Seats are divided into HOME, AWAY, and neutral sections, so distinguish between the team you support and your preferred section during booking.

On match days, only ticket holders are permitted to enter the Colosseum. A 2024 visitor review mentioned bag and cheer-banner inspections at the entrance, so spectators bringing cheering supplies should allow for possible entry delays. Do not assume that you can look around inside the arena without a ticket.

During the Off-Season, Use the Riot PC Bang and Bilgewater

During the off-season, LoL Park is introduced as a place where visitors can use the Riot PC Bang, Bilgewater Café, and Riot Store even without watching a match. Although notices state that the merchandise shop, PC bang, and café operate from 11:00 on weekdays even during the off-season, fixed operating hours for the entire facility could not be confirmed in publicly available sources.

The Riot PC Bang usage fee is described as approximately 2,000 won per hour according to information from 2026. A 2023 visitor review noted that the chairs, keyboard, mouse, and monitor were suitable for gaming. Companions who do not play games may find it practical to use the café or store in the same venue first.

Bilgewater is described as selling pizza for 15,000–18,000 won, sandwiches, and draft beer for 7,000 won. It is also said to serve as a dining area before entering the seating area on season match days, so if you plan to eat just before a match, it is better to schedule café time before the ticket entry time.

Riot Store Merchandise Starting at 5,000 Won

LoL Park has a Riot Store, and merchandise prices are described as starting at 5,000 won in information from 2026. A 2023 visitor review mentioned that most of the store's products consisted of official LCK merchandise.

Spectators can plan to purchase official merchandise in addition to attending the match. However, stock, prices, and availability of products featuring specific teams or players may vary depending on the season and events, so this article does not provide a fixed list of merchandise types.

In 2018, reports stated that LoL Park had created a fan-meeting space where players and fans could meet. Fan meetings and on-site events cannot be assumed to be regular programs, so include them in your itinerary only if a separate event is scheduled on your visit date.

The 2025 Game Changers Example When It Became VAL Park

LoL Park is not a fixed venue used only for League of Legends matches; it has also been transformed for other Riot esports events. According to 2025 reports, LoL Park operated as “VAL Park” from the 20th to the 30th during the VALORANT Game Changers Championship Seoul.

At that time, the design throughout LoL Park was changed to match the VALORANT universe and theme, creating an atmosphere different from the usual LoL Park. Therefore, rather than expecting the LCK decorations seen in photos to remain unchanged on your visit date, check the theme of the event taking place during that period.

At the VAL Park event, visitors could tour booths, collect Ultimate Point stamps, and exchange them for official merchandise, bandanas, Radiantite Cubes, and other items after reaching a certain number of points. This was an example from the 2025 event and is not a permanent program.

Grand Seoul's Seven-Level Underground Parking Garage and EV Charging Location

Grand Seoul is a building with seven underground levels and 24 above-ground floors, completed in December 2013. It is described as having a total floor area of 175,536.10 m² and a site area of 11,522.70 m². Understanding first that LoL Park is a destination inside a large mixed-use building, rather than a separate building dedicated solely to LoL Park, makes it easier to navigate on site.

Grand Seoul's parking garage is said to accommodate a total of 754 vehicles. The basic parking fee and whether LoL Park visitors receive a discount could not be confirmed in official sources, and parking fees vary by source, so check on site. It is best to avoid planning to arrive just before the match starts relying solely on parking.

EV chargers are located on the left and right horizontal parking spaces beside pillar 7 on basement level B5, and the charging station is listed as operating 24 hours a day. The phone number for EV charging inquiries is 1600-4047.

Wheelchair Seats Are Available, but Overall Route Information Is Limited

Information indicates that wheelchair seats in the first row of Section E at the LCK Arena can be booked. Spectators using wheelchairs should check the seat conditions on the booking screen rather than selecting general seats arbitrarily.

However, comprehensive accessibility information, including building entrances and routes for wheelchairs and strollers, elevators, and restrooms, could not be confirmed in publicly available sources. The availability of English information or an audio guide for foreign visitors was also not confirmed, nor was the officially permitted scope of photography or any photography restrictions.

The listed representative phone number for LoL Park is 02-2039-9584. Operating hours vary depending on programs and match schedules, and fixed operating hours and regular closing days for the entire facility could not be confirmed in publicly available sources. Before visiting, the most accurate approach is to follow the match schedule and entry conditions on the official LCK ticket page.

Ten Minutes to Gwanghwamun: How to Divide Your Before-and-After-Match Route

LoL Park has been described as being within a 10-minute walk of Gwanghwamun. Rather than returning immediately after watching only the match, you can combine the downtown restaurant area between Jonggak Station and Gwanghwamun with your meal plans. The basement level 1 through the first floor of the LoL Park building has a restaurant area, and a 2018 review mentioned a price range of 10,000–15,000 won for a single menu item.

The simplest order is to enter Grand Seoul from the underground area of Jonggak Station, find LoL Park, and, if you have a match ticket, complete the entry procedure and bag inspection before watching the match. Without a ticket, plan primarily to use the Riot PC Bang, Bilgewater Café, and Riot Store during the off-season, and do not expect to enter the Colosseum.

The recommended length of stay at LoL Park could not be confirmed because it varies by schedule. Regular closing days were also not confirmed in publicly available sources, so even if you plan to visit only the PC bang, café, and store on a particular date, consider both the weekday opening notice from 11:00 and the schedule of events on that day.