No Mass Games in 2024 (The DPRK's borders are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic except for citizens of Russia)
No Mass Games in 2023 (The DPRK's borders are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic)
No Mass Games in 2022 (The DPRK's borders are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic)
No Mass Games in 2021 (The DPRK's borders are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic)
No Mass Games in 2020 (The DPRK's borders are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic)
Mass Games 2019 "The land of the people" started in early June and were held until mid-October.
Tickets prices:
3rd class seat: 100 Euros
2nd class seat: 300 Euros
1st class seat: 500 Euros
VIP class seat: 800 Euros
Mass Games 2018 "Glorious Country" were held from September 9 to November 4. The show was dedicated to the DPRK's 70th Anniversary which was be celebrated on September 9.
Tickets prices for "Glorious Country Mass Games Show 2018":
3rd class seat: 100 Euros
2nd class seat: 300 Euros
1st class seat: 500 Euros
VIP class seat: 800 Euros
No Mass Games in 2017
No Mass Games in 2016
No Mass Games in 2015
No Mass Games in 2014
Mass Games were held in Pyongyang between 22 July and 30 September 2013. The show were run 4 times a week. Tourists from all over the World were welcomed to the DPRK during Mass Games and everybody enjoyed this fantastic show. Please refer to the photo digest of the event below. Click on each picture to open it in full size.
Venue: Pyongyang May Day Stadium, one of the biggest sport arenas in the world.
Tickets: different types of tickets are available: from 80 Euro per ticket for economy seats up to 300 Euro for VIP seats.
History: Since 1946, North Korea has regularly staged mass gymnastics games or performances that have grown ever grander and more lavish over the years. They are a the result of long hours and months of rigorous training by thousands of people.The Mass Games is a spectacle in which thousands of performers come together fluidly and flawlessly as one making this show unique in the World.
The theme of the Mass Games was "Arirang" . This incredible show of 100,000 performers retells the tale of North Korea's history.