Korea Open Badminton in Yeosu, Nov. 3–8: Weekend Tickets Sold Out, An Se-young Due to Play

Published Oct 26, 2026

Why NOW picked itGood if you want to see An Se-young live. Nov. 7–8 is sold out, so check weekday tickets on NOL date by date, and plan the trip to Yeosu ahead.

The BWF Super 500 Korea Open badminton tournament runs Nov. 3–8 at Yeosu Jinnam Gymnasium, and An Se-young is scheduled to play. Tickets for the Nov. 7–8 weekend, when the semifinals and final are held, have already sold out.

The weekend is gone; weekdays are the question

Online tickets for Nov. 7 and 8 have all sold, and the Korea Badminton Association says there will be no separate on-site sales once online sales run out.

NOL Ticket lists paid viewing from Nov. 4 to 8. Whether weekday seats are left has to be checked date by date on the booking page. About 2,000 seats a day are on sale in a gym with 3,943 seats.

An Se-young knows this court

An won the Korea Open in Suncheon in 2022 and in Yeosu in 2023, beating Taiwan's Tai Tzu-ying 2-0 for her second straight title.

She skipped Mokpo in 2024 and was runner-up in Suwon last year. Check the daily order of play once the draw is out for her match time.

Yeosu's lit-up city and harbour at night

Prices and cancellation

First-floor reserved seats cost 50,000 won and second-floor reserved seats 30,000 won. Third-floor non-reserved seats are sold as a separate product at 20,000 won. Some seats are priced differently on certain dates, so check the full price list at checkout.

You can book up to one hour before the session. Cancelling before midnight on the booking day is free; after that, 10% of the ticket price applies. Enquiries: 1544-1555.

Dolsan Bridge at dusk, seen from Dolsan Park

Sources & context

2026-10-25T23:21:46.398Z

Tennis Korea · report on the sold-out Yeosu Korea Open weekend (Oct. 22, 2026) ↗NOL Ticket booking page ↗NOL Ticket booking page (non-reserved seats) ↗Wikimedia Commons ↗Wikimedia Commons ↗Wikimedia Commons ↗

Photo credit

Glabb (Wikimedia Commons) · Public domain

Dolsan Bridge in Yeosu (taken 2022; not a photo of the tournament). Photo by Glabb, public domain, Wikimedia Commons

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