Seoul's Night Sky Lights Up with Drones! Join Us at the Han River on October 31!
Looking for an unforgettable night view during your trip to Seoul? Mark your calendar for October 31! The Han River Drone Light Show is lighting up the night sky over Ttukseom Hangang Park, featuring hundreds and thousands of glowing lights forming breathtaking designs. As the grand finale for the second half of 2026, it is the perfect way to wrap up a crisp autumn evening in Seoul.
1. What is the Han River Drone Light Show?
The Han River Drone Light Show is a spectacular outdoor event where fleets of synchronized drones paint the night sky with vibrant shapes and illuminated art, perfectly choreographed to music. Set against the stunning backdrop of Seoul's skyline and the river, it is a must-see nighttime activity loved by locals and travelers alike.
The show takes place three times during the latter half of 2026. Following the performances on September 12 and October 9, the final show of the season is set for October 31.

2. Event Schedule & Location
- Date: Saturday, October 31, 2026
- Event Hours: 7:30 PM – 9:15 PM (Main Drone Show: 8:30 PM – 8:45 PM)
- Location: Ttukseom Hangang Park Waterfront Stage (Jayang-dong, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul)
- Admission: Free (Open to all, walk-ins welcome)
Live cultural and artistic performances will take place before the main event, so consider arriving a bit early to soak up the lively riverside atmosphere.
3. How to Get There
- By Subway: Take Line 7 to Jayang Station (Ttukseom Hangang Park) and head out Exit 1.
- On Foot: From Exit 1, walk toward the park to find the Waterfront Stage.
- Travel Tip: Heavy crowds are expected on the day of the event, so taking public transportation is highly recommended.
For crowd safety management, Exits 2 and 3 at Jayang Station may be temporarily closed. If the main Ttukseom pedestrian underpass gets congested, consider using the nearby Noyu or Jayang underpasses instead.
4. Tips for Enjoying the Show
- Arrive early: Give yourself plenty of time to claim a great spot and enjoy a stroll along the river. Weekend transit can take longer than anticipated.
- Dress warmly: Evenings along the river can get chilly in late October. Bring a wind-resistant jacket if you plan to stay outdoors for a while.
- Plan your exit route: Exits and subway stations will be packed right after the performance ends. Check nearby pedestrian paths or alternative transport routes in advance for a smoother journey back.



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