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Jamsil, Lotte World and Seokchon Lake — the ballpark, the observation deck and a family day out.

A Thirteenth of Baseball’s Crowd, So You Can Actually Get a Seat! Korea’s KBL Basketball Tips Off October 3—Tickets From ₩14,000, and This Season Both Seoul Teams Share One Arena [Things Worth Doing in Korea #26]

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Korea’s pro basketball league KBL runs from October 3, 2026 to April 11, 2027. Seoul’s SK Knights and Samsung Thunders share Jamsil Students’ Gymnasium this season. General seats cost ₩14,000–15,000; walk-up tickets go on sale two hours before tip-off. How foreign visitors buy tickets, get there, and what game day looks like.

The One District That Satisfies the Whole Family in a Day, Cut Into 9 Themes! Jamsil Area Guide—A 555 m Tower, a Lake Theme Park, Baekje Tombs, a Ballpark in Its Final Season, a 24-Hour Sauna and an 81st-Floor Bar

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Jamsil is a district of facilities—and here’s the thing, that’s its strength. A 555 m tower, a theme park on a lake, Baekje tombs, the 1988 Olympic Park and a ballpark in its final season: 9 themes with exits, closing days and Google ratings, all verified. On rainy days, winter days and days with kids, it’s the most dependable place in Seoul. Plus a 24-hour sauna and a sky bar.

12.31 Million Fans a Season, and 2026 Is Jamsil’s Last Year! A Song for Every Batter and Chicken in Your Seat for 10,000–30,000 Won—KBO Baseball Night, With the Foreigner’s Ticket Routes [Things Worth Doing in Korea #11]

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The KBO set a record of 12.31 million fans in 2025, and Seoul’s two ballparks, Jamsil and Gocheok, are both on the subway. Here’s the thing: 2026 is the final season at Jamsil, opened in 1982, before it’s rebuilt. Seoulog covers the stadiums, three ticket routes for foreigners and “blood ticketing,” what happens in the cheering sections, chimaek, and the October postseason.

Higher Isn’t Better! Seoul Observation Decks—Pick the Direction, Not the Height: River, Centre or Mountains, the Sunset Crush, and the Free High Places

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Seoul has a tower on a hill, skyscraper floors and river decks, but they don’t show the same thing. Here’s the thing: whether you want the river, the ring of mountains or palace rooftops changes which one to choose. Seoulog sorts the six factors—height, direction, timing, price, free options and weather.

Whole Sections Move Together! KBO Postseason in Korea: How the October Series Work and How to Actually Get a Ticket

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A Korean ballpark isn’t a place where people sit quietly—there’s a cheer leader, there’s music, and whole sections move together. Here’s the thing: that atmosphere peaks in the October postseason, when big fixtures sell out within minutes. You don’t need to know the rules. Choosing a ground, getting tickets, the evening itself and the small things that help—Seoulog lines them up.

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