Hall 10 at Korea International Exhibition Center (KINTEX 1 & 2)

Hall 10 at Korea International Exhibition Center is one of the largest and most adaptable spaces within the KINTEX 2 complex. The hall covers 13,072 square metres, measuring 132 by 99 metres with a ceiling height of 15 metres. It can be divided into the separate 10A and 10B sections, making it suitable for international exhibitions, conventions, corporate presentations, sporting events and large-scale concert productions.

Its spacious interior supports a wide range of stage, seating and exhibition layouts, including up to 550 standard trade-show booths. The high ceiling accommodates lighting rigs and production equipment, while a floor load capacity of up to five tonnes per square metre allows demanding installations and heavy machinery. Visitors also benefit from broad concourse areas, food outlets, cafés and practical services within the complex, although acoustics, seating and sightlines vary according to the configuration of each event.

Hall 10 is located on the ground floor of KINTEX 2 at 217-60 Kintex-ro, Ilsanseo-gu, Goyang-si, Republic of Korea. The complex provides on-site parking and passenger drop-off areas, while a marked pedestrian route leads from KINTEX Station toward the KINTEX 2 entrance; inside the building, visitors should follow signs for Hall 10. Further information about travelling from other parts of the city and using the wider transport network is provided below.

Goyang-si, a dynamic city in the northwestern part of the Seoul metropolitan area, is increasingly seen as a natural hub for major sports and concert events. Its proximity to the capital, a modern urban vibe, and a steadily expanding mix of arenas, exhibition halls, and stadiums make it a strong choice for visitors who want top-tier excitement without unnecessary stress. Goyang blends metropolitan energy with the comfort of well-planned neighborhoods, making it just as appealing for a quick trip as for a longer event-focused getaway.

One of the city’s biggest advantages is its excellent transport connectivity. Goyang is directly integrated into the Seoul Metropolitan Subway network via Seoul Subway Line 3 (Ilsan Line), which makes it easy to reach key districts and access major arenas and stadiums, with frequent transfer options to the rest of Seoul. For broader regional travel, the Gyeongui–Jungang Line is also convenient, linking important hubs and providing smooth access to larger event zones. If you arrive by plane, the most commonly used gateways are Incheon International Airport and Gimpo International Airport, and you can then continue via AREX (Airport Railroad) and transfers to city lines, keeping the journey straightforward and predictable.

When the lights go down, Goyang offers plenty of reasons to stay a little longer. Take a walk around Ilsan Lake Park and enjoy waterfront promenades, and for a relaxed evening, look for lively squares and pedestrian areas in parts of the city known for restaurants and cafés. Fans of contemporary experiences often choose exhibition and cultural venues around KINTEX, while those who prefer a calmer pace appreciate the city’s tidy parks and scenic photo spots. That combination of events, logistics, and great “after” options is exactly why Goyang-si is a city people like to return to.