Yes24 Live Hall (20 Gucheonmyeon-ro, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul) is a 5-minute walk from exit 2 of Gwangnaru Station on subway Line 5. The venue has no parking lot of its own, and you must not park at the Gwangjin-gu Sports Center right in front of it. If you do drive, the stress-free option is to park at the Walkerhill hotel and take its free shuttle to Gwangnaru Station, which stops right next to the venue. (As of October 2026)
I first wrote this before Togenashi Togeari’s first show in Korea (April 2026), then added more parking lots and public transport details.
At a glance
- Easiest way: subway Line 5, Gwangnaru Station exit 2, then a 5-minute walk
- Venue parking: none. The Gwangjin-gu Sports Center in front is off-limits
- If you drive: Walkerhill parking tower (about 780 spaces) + free shuttle to Gwangnaru Station exit 2 (about 8 minutes)
- Parking for 4–5 hours: Walkerhill 21,000–27,000 KRW / Presbyterian University 8,500–10,500 KRW / Guui Baseball Park 5,760–7,200 KRW / Gwangnaru Hangang Park 5,200–6,400 KRW
- Inside the venue: about 400 coin lockers; the only drink you can bring in is bottled water (PET, 500 ml or less)
Yes24 Live Hall basics
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Address | 20 Gucheonmyeon-ro, Gwangjang-dong, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul |
| Subway | Line 5 Gwangnaru Station, exit 2, 5-minute walk (400 m) |
| Bus | 130, 370, N30, 1113 routes, 9304, 13, 13-2, 2227, Gwangjin 01 |
| Parking | None. No parking at the Gwangjin-gu Sports Center in front |
| Lockers | About 400 coin-operated lockers (paid) |
| Cafe | 1st floor, from 4 hours before the show until 30 minutes after |
| Food and drink | Only bottled water in PET bottles of 500 ml or less |
The venue itself asks people to use public transport on show days because the roads around it get congested. Its official guide also warns that parking at the Gwangjin-gu Sports Center can get you reported or ticketed, so avoid it. (Yes24 Live Hall directions, in Korean)
Getting there by subway or shuttle
- Subway: take Line 5 to Gwangnaru Station and leave by exit 2. The venue is about 400 m away, a 5-minute walk. This is the most reliable option on show days.
- Walkerhill shuttle: Grand Walkerhill Seoul runs free shuttle buses from Gangbyeon Station (Line 2) and Gwangnaru Station (Line 5). The Gwangnaru stop is across the crosswalk from exit 2, near the Gwangjin-gu Sports Center, right next to the venue. If you are staying at Walkerhill, this is the easiest way to get to the show.
- After the show: the last shuttle is listed as 23:30, but some parts of the same official page say 23:20 or a 10-minute interval. Check before a late show.
Driving? Park at Walkerhill and take the shuttle
Some people think about driving because of luggage, where they are coming from, or timing, so here is what I found.
The venue has no parking, so you have to use a lot nearby.
As the table shows, there are lots at the Daehan Paper office building (137 spaces), Gwangjin Information Library (34 spaces) and Presbyterian University and Theological Seminary (193+ spaces). None of them is large, so you could arrive and find them full. That is why I also recommend Walkerhill.
The parking tower alone has about 780 spaces over three basement and five above-ground floors, and the hotel’s restaurants have more, so you won’t have trouble finding a space.
On the map it looks far: about 20 minutes on foot, 1.1 km in a straight line. But Walkerhill runs a free shuttle bus.
From Gwangnaru Station exit 2 it takes 8 minutes to Walkerhill, and buses run every 15 minutes. The last bus is at 23:30, so you can catch it comfortably after the show.
You might expect a hotel lot to be expensive:
The first 30 minutes are free, then it is 1,000 KRW per 10 minutes.
If the ticket booth opens at 5 pm and the show ends around 9 pm, 4–5 hours of parking comes to about 21,000–27,000 KRW. Parking for just 2 hours around the show is 9,000 KRW.
Honestly, for easy parking in central Seoul, I don’t think that’s bad.
If the fee is too much: eating at one of the hotel’s restaurants gets you 6 hours free, and hotel guests park free for their stay. Have a late lunch there before the show and you save on parking.
Valet is also available. If you are running late for the show because of parking, you can hand over the car. Valet costs 28,000 KRW, though some Korean credit cards include free valet.
Théâtre des Lumières discount (3 hours for 6,000 KRW)
When I first wrote this in March, the Théâtre des Lumières immersive art space under Walkerhill was closed for a new exhibition. It has reopened: with an exhibition ticket, Walkerhill parking is 6,000 KRW for up to 3 hours, then 1,000 KRW per 10 minutes.
It is open 10:00–18:00 (last entry 17:00), so this only works if you see the exhibition during the day before the show. It may close between exhibitions, so check the Théâtre des Lumières website first.
Other parking lots near Yes24 Live Hall
Fees are from each lot’s official page as of 19 October 2026. Distances are straight-line distances on the map, so the actual walk is longer.
| Parking lot | To the venue | Fee | 4–5 hours | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Presbyterian University and Theological Seminary (25-1 Gwangjang-ro 5-gil) | about 0.6 km | First 15 min free, 1,500 KRW up to 30 min, then 500 KRW per 15 min | 8,500–10,500 KRW | Open 24 hours, max 25,000 KRW a day (6,000 KRW on Mondays) |
| Gwangnaru Hangang Park (4 lots, 389 spaces) | about 0.9 km | First 30 min 1,000 KRW, then 200 KRW per 10 min | 5,200–6,400 KRW | 06:00–24:00, max 10,000 KRW a day, across the river |
| Guui Baseball Park (46 spaces) | about 1.1 km | Free up to 15 min, 120 KRW per 5 min | 5,760–7,200 KRW | Open 24 hours, regular cars may be turned away on game or event days |
| Grand Walkerhill Seoul | about 1.1 km | First 30 min free, then 1,000 KRW per 10 min | 21,000–27,000 KRW | About 780 spaces, free shuttle |
- Presbyterian University: the closest to the venue and open 24 hours. Some people say they parked here for shows.
- Guui Baseball Park: only 46 spaces, and the official guide says regular cars may be turned away during games or events. One person wrote that they were refused entry in October.
- Gwangnaru Hangang Park: the cheapest, but it is across the Han River (on the Gangdong-gu side), so it is quite a walk.
- The Daehan Paper office building (137 spaces) and Gwangjin Information Library (34 spaces) in the table above are a 7–10 minute walk away. Their fees are from March, so check again before you go.
- Gwangjin-gu has no public parking lots on the Gwangjang-dong side.
Show-day tips
- Public transport is the safest bet: Gwangnaru Station exit 2, then a 5-minute walk.
- If you have bags, use the paid lockers at the venue (about 400).
- You can only bring in bottled water in PET bottles of 500 ml or less.
- A sports complex with a public parking lot is planned near Gwangnaru Station, but it is not due until 2031.
Frequently asked questions
What is the nearest station to Yes24 Live Hall?
Gwangnaru Station on subway Line 5. Use exit 2; the venue is about 400 m away, a 5-minute walk.
Does Yes24 Live Hall have parking?
No. The venue has no parking of its own, so use a nearby lot such as Walkerhill or Presbyterian University. Parking at the Gwangjin-gu Sports Center in front of the venue is not allowed.
Where do I catch the Walkerhill shuttle?
At the stop across the crosswalk from exit 2 of Gwangnaru Station, near the Gwangjin-gu Sports Center, right next to the venue. It takes about 8 minutes to Walkerhill. Buses run every 15 minutes from 6:00 to 23:30.
What is the cheapest parking near Yes24 Live Hall?
For 4–5 hours, Gwangnaru Hangang Park (5,200–6,400 KRW) and Guui Baseball Park (5,760–7,200 KRW). But the Hangang Park lot is across the river, and Guui Baseball Park has only 46 spaces and may turn cars away on game or event days.
Sources (in Korean): Yes24 Live Hall FAQ, Grand Walkerhill Seoul directions, Guui Baseball Park parking, Gwangnaru Hangang Park parking
This is a translation of my original Korean article: 예스24 라이브홀 주차 총정리 – 워커힐 셔틀·근처 주차장 요금. Last checked: October 2026.
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