List of indoor arenas in South Korea

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The following is a list of active indoor arenas in South Korea with a capacity of at least 3,000 spectators. Most of the arenas in this list have multiple sporting and non-sporting uses.

Existing stadiums[edit]

Location Arena Date built Capacity Image
Anyang Anyang Gymnasium 2000 6,690
Busan Sajik Arena[1] 1985 14,099
Changwon Changwon Indoor Gymnasium 1996 6,000
Changwon Velodrome 2000 14,000
Masan Gymnasium 1980 5,000
Cheonan Ryu Gwansun Gymnasium 2001 6,000
Daejeon Choongmu Gymnasium 1970 6,000
Gangneung Catholic Kwandong University Gymnasium 2017 6,000
Gangneung Gymnasium 1998 3,500
Gangneung Hockey Center 2016 10,000
Gangneung Ice Arena[2] 2016 12,000
Goyang Goyang Gymnasium 2011 6,216
Gapyeong-gun Cheongshim World Peace Center[3] 2012 16,979
Gumi Park Chung Hee Gymnasium 2001 6,277
Incheon Samsan World Gymnasium 2006 7,220
Gyeyang Gymnasium 2013 4,270
Jeonju Jeonju Indoor Gymnasium 1973 4,730
Seongnam Sangmu Gymnasium 1986 5,000
Seoul Hanyang University Gymnasium 1986 8,000
Jamsil Arena[4] 1979 11,069
Jamsil Students' Gymnasium 1976 7,500
Jangchung Arena 1963 4,507
Olympic Gymnastics Arena[5] 1986 15,000
Olympic Handball Gymnasium 1986 5,003
Seoul Student Gymnaisium 1977 5,400
Seoul National University Gymnasium 1986 5,000
Suwon Suwon Gymnasium 1984 5,145
Ulsan Dongchun Gymnasium 2001 5,831
Wonju Wonju Sports Complex 2013 4,594

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ Busan Sports Complex Retrieved 25 July 2020
  2. ^ PyeongChang 2018 opens first new venue in Gangneung - International olympic committee. Retrieved on 25 July 2020.
  3. ^ Cheongshim world peace center website Retrieved 26 November 2020
  4. ^ ソウル特別市体育施設管理事業所による紹介 Retrieved 25 July 2020
  5. ^ Haeahn Architecture (2018 renovations) "KSPO Dome (Olympic Gymnastic Arena)". haeahn.com. Retrieved 25 July 2020.
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