Riot Games is bringing a full-scale VALORANT makeover to LoL Park later this month, turning the LCK’s home venue into “VAL Park” during the VALORANT Game Changers Championship. The event runs Nov. 20–30 and will feature themed attractions, giveaways, and exclusive perks for ticket holders.

Riot said the transformation will overhaul the Jongno-based arena with new environmental designs inspired by VALORANT’s world. Visitors can take part in hands-on activities centered on the tactical shooter, including a Spike-defusal station, a map-matching quiz, a neon photo zone, and a cheer wall.

A stamp rally will also be available across multiple booths. Fans can collect “ultimate point” stamps for visiting each activity zone and exchange them for on-site rewards such as official Championship merchandise, bandanas, Radiantite cubes, and other items.

On-Site Events, Perks, and Weekend Programs

Game Changers Championship ticket holders will receive several bonuses. In addition to arena access, they will be allowed to enter experience zones through priority lines. They will also receive a five-hour Riot PC Café voucher, a hologram poster, and a “Night Market Lucky Skin Coupon.”

Weekend programs will feature influencer showmatches and fan meet-and-greets. During Nov. 23–24, Korean VALORANT streamers including KimDwenmo and 972 will compete in Team Deathmatch (Rumble) exhibition matches, followed by autograph sessions. Cosplayers dressed as VALORANT agents will appear throughout the venue to hand out giveaways and pose for photos.

Several programs will connect directly with the on-site Riot PC Café. On Nov. 29–30, DRX Academy staff will host a one-day coaching class. A “Record Match” event on Nov. 30 will allow café visitors to join creator-led teams and compete for the highest total Deathmatch kill count, with prizes distributed through raffles.

Riot Games, founded in 2006, is best known for League of Legends and has expanded its portfolio with titles including VALORANT, Teamfight Tactics, Legends of Runeterra, Wild Rift, and the upcoming 2XKO. The company continues to invest in global esports events and multimedia projects, including the Emmy-winning animated series Arcane.