Baek Am Art Hall

You can use the main entrance by wheelchair, and the first floor has 5 wheelchair seats, but it is not known whether the hall has an accessible toilet. Baek Am Art Hall is a 417-seat mid-sized theater that opened in 2004.

Wheelchair: Partly accessibleThe hall has a wheelchair-usable main entrance, a dedicated elevator and wheelchair seats. It is not known whether it has an accessible toilet.
Walking load: LowYou spend most of the visit seated in the theater, and the official walk from Samseong Station takes about 3 to 5 minutes.
Source: Checked online · Oct 2026

Baek Am Art Hall, a tall yellow building with a gray stone base, an arched wooden door, and banners hung on the front — Photo: KTO, KOGL Type 3

Getting there

Samseong StationLine 2Street elevators at Exits 1, 4, 6, and 8.About 300 m in a straight line.
Station
Samseong Station toiletOutside the gates, B1, by Exit 3. Wheelchair-usable.
Bongeunsa StationLine 9Street elevators at Exits 3 and 7.About 670 m in a straight line.
Station

Accessible toilets near here

Heads-up

It is not known whether the hall has an accessible toilet. Plan a toilet stop before you arrive.

Arrive before the show starts. You usually cannot enter after it begins until the intermission. Some shows allow late entry, but staff direct you and you may not get your assigned seat.

Getting in

Entrance: You can use the main entrance by wheelchair.
Accessible parking: There are 2 signed parking spaces for people with disabilities. The way from the parking lot to the entrance has no steps.
Parking: The parking lot is small, with room for up to 40 cars in the tower and 20 at ground level, so the hall suggests public transport. Parking costs 5,000 won from 1 hour before the show until it ends, as of October 2026.
Route: From Samseong Station Exit 8 (Line 2), the official route is a 3 to 5 minute walk. From Bongeunsa Station Exit 6 (Line 9), allow about 12 to 15 minutes.
Tickets: Book through the ticket seller for your show, and contact the show's producer with other questions. On show day, collect your ticket at the box office with your booking number and the booker's ID, or your booking details.

Inside

Elevator: The hall has a dedicated elevator for people with disabilities.
Wheelchair seats: The first floor has 5 wheelchair seats in Row M, the back row, in the right-hand section.
Seating: The first floor has 309 seats and the second floor has 108, with no wheelchair seats on the second-floor seating plan. Older information suggests that first-floor Rows A to E are flat and steps start at Row F.

Also useful

Box office: The box office opens 1 hour 30 minutes before the show and closes 30 minutes after it ends, as of October 2026. Times can change by show.
Age limits: Some shows may restrict entry for minors. Check the rule for your show before you book.
Cloakroom: You can leave large coats and bouquets in the cloakroom. You cannot bring food or drinks into the theater, except bottled water.
Bus: The nearby stop is Gangnam Police Station (강남경찰서 앞). If you get off a bus heading toward Jamsil, you need to cross Teheran-ro at a crosswalk.

Not known yet

Whether the hall has an accessible toilet, and on which floor
Where the elevator is, how big it is, and whether you can reach the Row M wheelchair seats without stairs
How to book a wheelchair seat, and where a companion sits
Slopes, curbs and crossings on the sidewalk from Samseong Station Exit 8 to the hall
The door type and threshold at the main entrance

Sources

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