Seongsu July Pop-Ups Guide: Ray-Ban Meta, Cell Fusion C, T1, Toy Story and More

Seongsu has a dense July pop-up calendar in 2026, with beauty, eyewear, gaming, character goods, Disney collaboration items, and anime exhibition experiences all overlapping in the same Seoul district. For anyone planning a Seongsu Pop-Up Tour, the key is to sort the schedule first: some events close in mid-July, while others continue into September.

This guide focuses only on confirmed details from the available source material. Where admission fees, daily opening hours, or detailed reservation links are not provided, the article does not assume them.

Seongsu July Pop-Ups Closing Soon

Several July pop-ups have short operating windows, so they should be prioritized if your visit is planned for early or mid-July.

Cell Fusion C is running an immersive summer cooling campaign pop-up called “Heat Control Center” in Seongsu from July 4 to July 13, 2026. The program is built around a mission-style format in which visitors diagnose their skin heat condition and find cooling solutions. Visitors who complete the mission can receive a pop-up limited kit and benefits linked to a verification event. The campaign is scheduled to continue after Seongsu through a Myeongdong pop-up and a July Olive Young “Ollyoung Pick” promotion.¹

Ray-Ban is operating the Ray-Ban Meta Glasses pop-up at Daelim Changgo in Seongsu from July 3 to July 16, 2026. The space uses the concept “JENNIE: GLOBAL FORCE. ICONIC STYLE,” fronted by global ambassador Jennie, and lets visitors experience Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses and eyewear collections worn by Jennie. The site includes five themed zones, including a photo wall, stamp mission, AI experience zone, and lucky draw.² Ray-Ban brand manager Kang Hyun-seung said the company was pleased to offer consumers “a chance to experience the product directly.”²

Kakao Friends official licensee Icons is operating “Hurenz Munbanggu” in Seongsu from June 12 to July 10, 2026. The pop-up uses a retro stationery-store concept and includes more than 100 new products, including Chunsik-exclusive special items, gachapon products, purchase benefits, and lucky boxes. Entry gives priority to visitors with advance reservations by session, and reservations are handled through KakaoTalk Reservation.³

Longer-Running Exhibitions to Plan Around

Some Seongsu events are less urgent because they continue beyond July, but they may require more time on-site because they are structured as immersive exhibitions rather than quick retail visits.

T1 and SK Telecom are holding the experiential exhibition “Amhaeng Cheonmun: Counting the Stars” at T Factory Seongsu from July 2 to September 13, 2026. Visitors take the role of a “new secret astronomy officer” and move through exhibition and experience areas connected to T1’s history. The exhibition includes game-worn uniforms from Faker Lee Sang-hyeok and former player Lim Yo-hwan, as well as past Worlds and LCK championship trophies. Visitors who complete the experience can receive player-specific constellation photo cards and a fortune receipt, and they can participate in an on-site random draw.⁴ T1 COO Ahn Woong-ki said he hoped visitors would “remember T1’s past and present together and have an enjoyable time.”⁴

The immersive exhibition “Demon Slayer: Total Concentration Exhibition” is running at S Factory in Seongsu from June 27 to September 27, 2026. Operated by Peaches Group Korea, the exhibition brings the work’s fictional world into a physical space through major themed zones such as Fujikasane Mountain, Demon Slayer Corps Headquarters, Special Training, the Demon’s Room, and the battle at Mount Natagumo. A goods shop inside the exhibition sells merchandise, including Seoul-limited items.⁵

Walt Disney Company Korea has also revealed a “Toy Story” themed collaboration collection with Peaceminusone, with a Seongsu pop-up opening on July 1, 2026. The pop-up is described as including a space inspired by a childhood room, a collaboration artwork display, and product experience areas. The collection includes more than 70 types of items, such as figures, plush toys, fashion and lifestyle goods, and mobile accessories. The project is planned to expand from Seoul Seongsu to major Asian cities.⁶

How to Build a Practical Route

For a time-sensitive July route, begin with the events that close first. “Hurenz Munbanggu” ends on July 10, Cell Fusion C’s “Heat Control Center” ends on July 13, and the Ray-Ban Meta Glasses pop-up ends on July 16. Those three should be checked before the longer-running T1 and Demon Slayer exhibitions if your visit falls in the first half of July.

If your route is experience-focused, group the pop-ups by activity type. Ray-Ban is the strongest fit for visitors interested in product testing, AI eyewear, photo zones, stamp missions, and a lucky draw. Cell Fusion C is more mission-based, with a beauty and skin-cooling concept. “Hurenz Munbanggu” is better suited to character goods, Chunsik-exclusive products, gachapon items, and purchase benefits.

For a more exhibition-heavy day, T Factory Seongsu and S Factory are the key venue names in the available material. T Factory Seongsu hosts the T1 exhibition, while S Factory hosts “Demon Slayer: Total Concentration Exhibition.” The Ray-Ban pop-up is specifically listed at Daelim Changgo in Seongsu. The source material confirms Seongsu locations for the Cell Fusion C, Kakao Friends, and Toy Story x Peaceminusone pop-ups, but does not provide more detailed venue addresses for those three.

Visitors should also note the difference between reservation-backed and non-specified entry. “Hurenz Munbanggu” explicitly prioritizes advance reservation holders by session through KakaoTalk Reservation. For the other pop-ups and exhibitions listed here, the provided material does not state full ticketing, walk-in, opening-hour, or refund details.

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