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"Klive," a place where visitors can watch K-pop stars’ hologram performances anytime, just opened on the 9th floor of Lotte FITIN in Eulji-ro, Seoul on January 17, 2014.

At the standing area, audiences will be able to see three-dimensional images of singers on stage as if they are in front of an actual concert stage. Performances from Psy and Big Bang are playing several times a day for 1 hour. More artists will be added to the list moving forward.

Outside the concert hall, you can see some digital attractions like Star Photo Box, Star Lounge, Secret Window.

Online tickets are available through Trazy. Official merchandises are sold at the hall as well. Other k-pop stuffs like CD, magazine, slogan, poster, clothing from other artists are also available.

Address

21-31 Euljiro 6(yuk)-ga, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea

Phone number

+82-2-1330

Opening Hours

Tue
14:00 ~ 22:00
Wed
14:00 ~ 22:00
Thu
14:00 ~ 22:00
Fri
14:00 ~ 22:00
Sat
14:00 ~ 22:00
Sun
14:00 ~ 22:00

Payment

Accepts Credit Card

Closed days

Closed on Mondays, Seollal and Chuseok

Price

[K-Pop Experience] 14:00 - 17:00
Adult 15,000 won
Children/youth 12,000won (2years~19years)

** Minors should present a valid ID to avail of the teen discount (Foreigners can present a passport)

Recent reviews

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Family 22.22%
Friends 44.44%
Partners 11.11%
Alone 22.22%
Elisa T
Pretty cool place if you haven't seen a hologram show before! Extremely empty when I went though so not much of a concert atmosphere
Michael T
The holograms themselves were pretty realistic! The crowd that goes in is never very big so it can be a little awkward, but it's still a good experience. The scheduling for the shows can be pushed back depending on how many people actually go see the show, so check beforehand s you don't end up waiting for hours. Personally, I don't think the show is worth the price, but if you ever get some free tickets then it's a nice thing to check out if you've never seen a hologram concert. Outside of the hologram auditorium is a place to buy K-Pop goods, mostly YG but some other artists as well.
PS. Definitely take your picture before going to sit down!
Eka T
I'm not really a fan of YG artists, so I didn't expect anything. But at the end, I like it more than I expected. Even though it's just hologram concert, it looked super real and there's interaction with the audience.
Tips: don't forget to take your picture on the machine near the entrance! Something awesome will happen :D