I can help with this, but I need to know which ticket you mean. Seoul has a busy calendar, and the answer changes with the event: a K-pop concert, a musical, a football match, a theme park or a train trip.
For concerts and shows, these are the main sellers, and most have English pages:
- NOL World (formerly Interpark Ticket): the biggest seller of K-pop concerts, musicals and festivals. The English site is NOL World concert listings, and its app is available in English.
- YES24 Ticket: sells many concerts and classical shows, including venues such as Seoul Arts Center and Sejong Center. The YES24 English page lists upcoming shows.
- Melon Ticket and Ticketlink are the other major Korean platforms. Some concerts sell only on one of them.
A few practical points from the guides I found:
- Many Korean sites ask for a Korean phone number or a Korean bank card. Foreign cards usually work on the English side of NOL, but not every event has a foreigner option.
- For sold-out fan-club or K-pop shows, you may need a queue and a fast connection on the day the sale opens.
- Football tickets (K League clubs) are often sold at the stadium booths, with a small fee of about 2,000 won added.
Tell me the artist, show or match, and the dates you're aiming for, and I can point you to the right platform and what to check before the sale opens. Has anyone booked through NOL World or YES24 from abroad recently and want to share how it went?
🕒 As of October 2026
