The Mass Games are an art form in North Korea, developed over decades. They involve up to 100,000 performers in massive synchronised displays of gymnastics and dance.

There's truly nothing like it in any other country.

Koryo Tours are proud to announce that in 2019, the North Korean Mass Games are coming back again, held at the world's biggest stadium - North Korea's May Day Stadium in Pyongyang!

The Mass Games are previously known as the Arirang Mass Games (2002-2013) and The Glorious Country (2018).

- Mass Games 2019:

'People's Country' (인민의 나라)

- Mass Games 2019 Dates:

Early June - October 2019

- Mass Games 2019 Ticket Prices:

3rd Class: 100 EUR (1150 seats available)
2nd Class: 300 EUR (270 seats)
1st Class: 500 EUR (70 seats)
'VIP' 800 EUR (30 seats)

- How Will the Mass Games 2019 Be Different?

Good question!
We have heard that 2019's Mass Games will have all of the excitement and uniqueness as in previous years, but with new and improved acts and performances!

Last year for the Mass Games 2018 Glorious Country Mass Games, exciting additions included a drone display and pyrotechnics. Let's see what they have in store for us this 2019..!

* More teasers will be added after first performances of the Mass Games 2019 - make sure to follow us on social media for the latest updates!

Here you will find our list of tours that we expect to feature the chance to attend the amazing Mass Games. All tours are open for booking now and we pledge to let you know immediately if there is any change in Mass Games dates or details that would disrupt tour planning. You can also check out our custom independent tours page if you would prefer to travel on a private tour (dates and itinerary of your choice).

For more information on travel to North Korea in general, contact us or follow the Koryo Tours Blog.

Want to find out more about the North Korea Mass Games? Check out our Koryo Tours North Korea Mass Games Travel Guide - the ultimate travel guide to the North Korea Mass Games.




Further reading:
- North Korea Mass Games Short History
- Mass Games in North Korea
- Arirang Mass Games North Korea 2002-2013
- 2019 Mass Games FAQs
- Koryo Tours & North Korea Mass Games
- 'My First Mass Games 2002'

Photos in this blog by Christian Petersen-Clausen