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FAQ
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How soon spectators should arrive at the stadium? |
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Admission to the stadium begins 3 hours before each game , as the security check takes some time. It is advisable to arrive at the stadium at least 2 hours before a match to fully enjoy the various pre-game events. |
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Is admission allowed after a game has started? |
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Yes it is. However, it is advisable to arrive at the stadium in time and be seated at least one hour before a game. |
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Are children admitted without tickets? |
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No. No one is ever admitted without a ticket.
Spectators must keep in mind that there is no facility in the stadium to take care of children, and that young children may be in danger should cheering for the Games become too demonstrative or even violent. FIFA requests that parents leave their infants at home even if they have purchased tickets for them. |
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What kinds of articles are banned at the stadiums? |
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Please click on BANNED ARTICLES
for more information. Spectators may bring cameras, camcorders and small lunch
boxes to the stadium. Please note that all items will be checked by security at
the entrance, and guards may not allow some items to be brought in. |
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It is possible for spectators to leave during a game and still gain re-entry? |
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No. No one is allowed to be readmitted once he or she goes out of the stadium. |
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How about vehicle parking facilities? |
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No vehicle without a special parking permit will be allowed to go beyond certain
police boundaries near the stadium. All cars without a special parking permit must
be parked in designated areas. It is advisable to use mass transportation to get to
the stadium. |
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I understand that during the World Cup Games certain limitations will be imposed on the use of cars in the streets. What are the details? |
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In Seoul, Incheon, Suwon (the foregoing 3 cities are regarded as
one area in this respect), Busan and Jeonju, no car with a plate number
ending in an even number will be allowed in the street on even-numbered
dates, while no car with a plate number ending in an odd number will
be allowed in the street on odd-numbered dates during the period of
the Games, if there is a match that day in the area. This is compulsory
in these cities to ensure smoother traffic flow. The same applies
in other cities where the Games are held, but the regulation is not
compulsory. For more details, please click on TRAFFIC
GUIDE |
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What about the subway? |
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In Seoul, Incheon and Suwon, subway cars will run up until 02:00
in the morning. For more details, please click on INFORMATION
ON SUBWAY . |
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