蚕室棒球场

韩国棒球很有意思。我们两个成人只花了16美元(约合人民币101元),两个孩子,一个6岁,一个7岁,不用买票。听着周围的呼喊声,还有拉拉队的加油声,虽然对场上的球队和球员都没有什么了解,你也很容易兴奋起来。我们还算熟悉棒球这项运动,所以觉得非常有趣的。在练习的时候,一个球员将球传给了我们的孩子,这使得这次经历有了些不寻常的感觉。带上零食和饮料。我们当时是不知道可以自带零食和饮料入场的。结果发现跟美国的体育场相比,这里的饮料价格可不便宜啊。

如果3月底到10月底期间你在韩国,你一定要去蚕室体育场观看棒球比赛(或是去釜山社稷体育场、大邱体育场和仁川文鹤体育场观看,随便你去哪)。你可以搭绿色线(2号线,也叫外圈线)去蚕室体育场,在“运动设施综合站”下车,从5号出口出来,那里有很多人排队买票,售票台在比赛开始前2小时开始售票,票价从39元到66元不等(周末票就贵点)。周末的时候比赛时间是下午5点,平常则是下午6点半,周一没有比赛。我建议大家在4点半到5点之间就到体育场,这样才保证你能坐到想坐的位置,如果你晚到的话,只有外场的位置可以坐,但是这种位置也不错。最理想的位置在第一、第三垒和它们相对的外场犯规杆之间,坐在这个区域的都是最投入最热情的球迷,啦啦队队长也坐在这。韩国只有一个棒球场是我没去过的,只有韩华队的比赛是我没看过的,我敢说蚕室棒球场真的很适合打棒球,斗山浣熊队、起亚老虎队和LG双子对经常在这打比赛。斗山浣熊队有自己的英文网站,你问酒店工作人员,他们会帮你查时间表,告诉你相关信息的。观看比赛的人非常狂热,也很珍惜观看比赛的机会,如果周围座位的人给你食物和饮料,你千万别感到奇怪,我每次去看比赛都遇到这种情况。不像美国,在这里你可以自带食物和饮料,体育场外面有很多食物卖。即使你不喜欢运动,你至少也要看一场比赛,体验真正的韩国文化。

Paid ₩12,000 to watch the LG Twins take on the NC Dinos. Got to the stadium ~1 hr before game time and got seats down the 3rd base line. In Korea, unlike the US, the visiting dugout is on the 3rd base side, so our side was full of NC Dinos fans. The stadium is extremely easy to access from public transit. Sports Complex exit of subway Line 2 drops you off just feet away from the ticket booth. The fans are very enthusiastic, there are cheerleaders, and the beers I had were only ₩3,000. Seeing a game here is a good way to have a night out, even if you aren't that big of a baseball fan.

For next to nothing (W9,000) watch some quality baseball and experience the weird and wonderful world of Korean baseball. Grab a couple beers, some hot dogs, rice cakes and a ramen and you're away!

I lived in Seoul for two years, and even though I had heard that korean baseball games were fun, not being much of a sports fan I put off going until towards the end of my stay. Now, I really wish I had taken advantage of going more often. A baseball game here is less like a sporting event and more like a big party. It is totally unlike anyhting in the USA and absolutley worht the time. I think even if you had just a short trip to Seoul, attending a baseball game here will show you more Korean culture and traditions than hours and hours spent exploring the city.Make sure that you stock up on food and beers before you go in. You can bring literally anything into the stadium. Out in front there will be tons of vendors selling food and booze before the game. And, once inside beer and food can sell out. Although, the nicest thing about Korea is that they don't gouge you on prices at places like this. The prices inside will be about the same as the prices outside.Last tip, after the game, especially if your team wins, don't plan on going home. Instead, join the throngs of people outside the stadium in the plastic tents and chairs where you can keep drinking and get food like Ramen and other simple dishes.

If you're even just a mild sports fan, this is a must do. Here in Korea the local fans take cheering for their team very seriously. There will be cheering competitions for each side of the stadium with a lead gentlemen MC and a few beauties around him. The fans will make more noise than you would ever imagine, sing songs about each player (to the tune of a current hit), dance and more. The cheering is as important as the game, maybe even more so. You are allowed to bring food into the stadium which is also a plus. Pack a back, pack the family, and head out to a ballgame. Just fyi - think Minor League ballpark and you'll have idea of size.

I go here often to catch games. It's the biggest stadium in seoul but that doesn't actually mean they have the best facilities. Personally I don't like their food and restaurant choices so unless you only want old pizza or fried chicken I would suggest bringing in your own food and drinks!Sometimes it can be a bit confusing figuring out the proper entrance for your ticket, it's not the most organized of stadiums, but if you're a baseball fan and in Seoul during baseball season stop by for a game!

We were able to catch a free game. There were only a few people watching but it felt as if it was filled to the brim by how enthusiastic they all were. Had chicken while watching the game and bought ourselves coffee too from the stands just outside the main area since it was very cold that day. It was a great experience to watch baseball in Jamsil. Hoping I could watch a full game on my next trip!

Definitely worth going to a game if you get the chance. Might not be tied to a team but the cheerleaders and the crowd will have you rooting for one by the end of the 3rd inning. Not like baseball anywhere else, except maybe Japan.

Basically my second home during the baseball season...while it lacks character, the atmosphere can't be beat...by far the best place to watch a ballgame in Korea...there's a home game pretty much everyday except Mondays during baseball season (Apr - Sep) as either Doosan Bears or LG Twins will be hosting a game...unless it's a Saturday or Sunday game vs one of the popular teams (Lotte, KIA, or a Doosan vs LG game), getting a ticket on the day of the game should not be a problem...food inside is fairly priced but options are limited...but you can bring your own stuff in (except hard alcohol)...home team crowd sits on the 1st base side and away team crowd sits on the 3rd base side...

If you have never been to a Korean Baseball game, this is a MUST see thing to do. The Korean baseball experience is a bit different. There are cheerleaders and the food in the stadium is not too overpriced. Plus you can bring it whatever you want...beer...a pizza.. they dont care!!!

Watching Korean baseball in this stadium was fun and easy. Buying tickets outside was easy, although the games are usually very busy, some walkup tickets are always available before each game. You can buy food and beverages outside the stadium and take them in, plus food inside is reasonably priced. I recommend at least one game to any baseball fan.

We were told about baseball games by our tour guide. He explained it was easy to get tickets and it was. We looked up game times, trained it here and had a fun afternoon experiencing our first ever baseball game.

This baseball stadium is located in front of the Olympic Stadium in Jamsil (near Gangnam).I've watched a LG Twins game (home team) massacre the away team. Food in stadium is good, bathrooms ok, sitting view good.The best thing is the atmosphere, even in a regular Tuesday night day at 7pm, there is so much fun, music, and cheerleaders keeping up the nice and funny mood.

The best place to find the baseball merchandise... when u come during tournament time.... affordable price... easy to acces...