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Seoul, South Korea
About Seoul World Cup Stadium
Built for the 2002 FIFA World Cup co-hosted by South Korea and Japan, the Seoul World Cup Stadium holds 66,000 fans and remains Asia's most atmospheric football venue when the Red Devils supporters group fills it with choreographed chanting. The stadium's distinctive kite-shaped roof design drew universal admiration at the 2002 tournament that produced South Korea's extraordinary run to the semi-finals. Stadium tours and the club museum inside offer a vivid window into Korean football culture.
Located in Seoul.
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Planning a Fan Trip Around Seoul World Cup Stadium
Seoul World Cup Stadium works as a daytime or off-window itinerary layer in Seoul.
Seoul World Cup Stadium Fan Planning Snapshot
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About Seoul World Cup Stadium
Built for the 2002 FIFA World Cup co-hosted by South Korea and Japan, the Seoul World Cup Stadium holds 66,000 fans and remains Asia's most atmospheric football venue when the Red Devils supporters group fills it with choreographed chanting. The stadium's distinctive kite-shaped roof design drew universal admiration at the 2002 tournament that produced South Korea's extraordinary run to the semi-finals. Stadium tours and the club museum inside offer a vivid window into Korean football culture.
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