Safety is one of the fundamental rights of the people, as the state has a duty to protect the safety of its citizens. In the field of sports, safety should be a priority for both those who play and those who watch sports, and it should be fundamental and guaranteed. Until now, research, education and legislation on sports safety have focused on athletes and coaches. However, the safety of spectators has received less attention and research. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to explore ways to promote safety awareness among sports spectators in order to create a culture of safety in the sports arena. In order to identify safety-related problems at sports venues and suggest ways to create a safety culture rather than solving them only through institutional or legal aspects, the following findings were made. First, the safety education demands that expanding and increasing accessibility the bounds of place and target so that the entire nation is involved at the sports fields. Second, safety awareness and sensitivity are formed through education, and it is effective to experience them through practical experiences. Third, it is necessary to provide safety information on the location of fire extinguishers and evacuation routes in the stadium through frequent broadcasts and electronic boards to guide sports spectators to take action in case of emergency.