"No Suitcases or Selfie Sticks Allowed"... Essential BTS Concert Information Available on Seoul City Website

Transportation and Safety Information All in One Place
Including Public Transit Updates and Vehicle Control Zones
Cultural Performances and Relaxation Spaces Provided at City Hall

Seoul City will provide information about the upcoming BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) event, which will be held at Gwanghwamun Square on March 21, through the comprehensive information page on the city’s official website.

The city plans to minimize inconvenience for concertgoers by providing real-time updates on essential information regarding transportation, safety, and convenience facilities on the Seoul City website.

Through this page, visitors can find crucial details such as: ▲ real-time information on subway trains passing without stopping, ▲ temporary detour bus routes and other public transportation operations, ▲ vehicle control zones, ▲ a list of items prohibited inside the event venue, and ▲ the locations of restrooms near the concert area.

Seoul City has inserted a QR code on the large banner on the exterior wall of Seoul Library to guide visitors to the comprehensive information page. Provided by Seoul City

A QR code will be included on the large banner displayed on the exterior wall of Seoul Library and on the Haechi photo card-style leaflets available at the comeback live ticket booth, directing visitors to the comprehensive information page.

The 120 Dasan Call Foundation will increase its number of counselors and foreign language support staff—including English, Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, and Mongolian—and will deploy additional personnel on the evening before and on the day of the concert. On the day of the event, guides from the Seoul Tourism Foundation will provide on-site information services regarding transportation and accommodations at tourist sites near the concert venue, such as City Hall Station and Seochon.

The ‘Seoul Gallery’ on the first basement floor of City Hall will be transformed into the ‘Seoul Stay Lounge’ from March 20 to April 12. This space will serve as a rest area for citizens and tourists and as a hub to showcase the charms of Seoul and promote city government initiatives. In ‘My Friend Seoul’ Halls 1 and 2, a media zone will be set up where visitors can relax while enjoying videos of Seoul’s nightscape and listening to K-pop music.

On weekends, the Seoul Gallery performance hall will host a variety of cultural performances, including K-pop, fusion Korean traditional music, and crossover genres. These cultural events will take place every Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. in the central performance hall of Seoul Gallery.

Min Suhong, Director of Public Relations Planning for Seoul City, stated, “This event is a golden opportunity to promote the city’s core initiatives and brand to visitors from around the world who are coming to Seoul. We will deliver the appeal of Seoul as a global city not only by providing information on safety and convenience related to the event, but also through a variety of enjoyable attractions.”

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.