Benson Boone: Wanted Man Tour: Dates, Tickets & Venue (Seoul)

Kintex 2 Exhibition Hall 10 is a cavernous, flat-floor convention space, not a purpose-built arena. Expect general admission standing sections up front, numbered seating further back, and the kind of exposed rigging and concrete floors typical of exhibition halls converted for concerts. That layout usually means long lines for floor entry and a merch table set up in the lobby concourse.

Where Kintex 2 actually sits

Kintex is in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, not inside Seoul’s city limits, despite the tour listing “Seoul” as the city. It sits near Ilsan, roughly 40 minutes from central Seoul by car outside rush hour, longer on show nights when traffic backs up around the venue.

The nearest subway access is Kintex Station on the Ilsan Line (formerly Line 3 extension), a short walk or shuttle ride from Hall 10. Many concertgoers combine subway with a taxi for the last stretch, since the exhibition complex is large and signage between halls can be confusing after dark.

Tickets and pricing

Ticket tiers for Wanted Man Tour Seoul typically split into floor standing, lower seated, and upper seated blocks, following the pattern of Boone’s other tour stops. Exact prices, seating charts, and on-sale mechanics for this date live on the official tour site and Korean ticketing platforms like Interpark or Yes24, which usually handle Kintex concert sales.

Confirm timing and tickets on the official site before making plans; venue changes, added dates, or presale details are updated there, not on secondary resale pages. Buy through recognized platforms only, since Kintex shows have seen inflated resale listings for high-demand pop tours.

• Floor standing: closest to stage, no assigned seat
• Lower seated: fixed view, usually pricier than upper tiers
• Upper seated: elevated view across the hall, typically the most affordable option

Getting in without the scrum

Doors typically open well before showtime at Kintex concerts, and floor ticket holders queue outside the hall entrance in numbered groups. Arrive with time to spare if you’re on the floor; standing sections fill from the barrier back, and latecomers end up far from the stage regardless of ticket tier.

Bag checks are standard at Kintex halls, and large backpacks or professional cameras are often turned away at the door. Bring a phone for mobile tickets if that’s how your platform issues them, plus a portable charger, since scanning and re-entry checks can drain battery fast in a venue this size.

After the show

Ilsan’s Lake Park (Ilsan Hoesu Park) sits a short taxi ride from Kintex and makes a calmer daytime add-on if you’re making a full day of the trip. For dinner before the show, the streets around Juyeop Station have a denser concentration of restaurants than the immediate Kintex complex, which is mostly convention halls and hotels.

Getting back to central Seoul after a late show can mean a wait for taxis as the whole crowd exits at once. Checking the last subway departure time from Kintex Station before you leave home avoids a stranded scramble at midnight.