Seoul Park Music Festival and Concert

🔮 The Seoul Park Music Festival held at Olympic Park is in full swing, so I decided to take a stroll and check it out. Although I didn’t have a ticket, the atmosphere and the view of the venue from the outside were impressive enough. 🧑🎤 Festival Vibes From the moment you enter the park, the deep bass and cheers resonate in your ears. As you approach the main stadium, the crowd grows larger, with people spreading out on the grass and steps, enjoying the music on picnic mats, or relaxing with a beer or coffee. The laid-back vibe is palpable. 🍁 Even though I couldn’t go inside, the live music and stage lights that could be heard and seen from afar were enough to convey the festival spirit. The sound blending with the sunset at dusk was particularly delightful. The main stage for this festival was set up at the 88 Lawn Field, featuring a large stage. Behind the stage structures, you could spot the SK Handball Stadium and Gymnastics Arena. 🌳 🌹 Just walking around the festival area was enough to feel the excitement of the attendees. The area in front of the venue was bustling with ticket checks and entry controls. While the stage wasn’t visible from outside, the music from the speakers was more than enjoyable. 🍃 Overall Impression Even without a ticket, just being nearby allows you to soak in the lively summer music festival vibes. The sound from outside was surprisingly clear, and the park’s open atmosphere added to the experience. The natural mingling of park visitors and festival-goers in the same space was particularly memorable.