About this experience
Seoul Land was the first theme park in Korea opened in 1987 in Gyeonggi-do. With five themed areas containing rides, arcades, obstacle courses, and more, it promises enjoyment for visitors of all ages. Wander around World Plaza, journey to Adventure Land, snap selfies in Character Town, ride roller coasters in Tomorrow Land, and enjoy activities in Samchulli Land. Aside from the diverse attractions, Seoulland also has seasonal festivals ensuring there's always something special for you to enjoy.
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Not included
How to redeem
Seoulland, Gwangmyeong-ro, Gwacheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
Head to the main entrance of Seoul Land in Gwacheon. Present your mobile ticket (or printed voucher) at the admissions gate to redeem entry. Check the official website for that day's opening hours before you travel.
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- Your mobile ticket or printed voucher
- A valid photo ID
- Comfortable walking shoes
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket or is a mobile ticket accepted?
A mobile ticket on your phone is accepted at the gate — no printing needed.
What is the difference between the four ticket options?
The base One-Day Pass covers Seoul Land only. You can add Seoul Zoo admission, a Sky Lift ride, or both, depending on which bundle you choose at checkout.
Are children admitted free?
Children under 3 years old enter Seoul Land free of charge. Children under 5 enter Seoul Zoo free. These concessions apply regardless of which ticket option you purchase.
Where exactly is Seoul Land and how do I get there?
The park is in Gwacheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, roughly 20 km south of central Seoul. The nearest subway station is Seoul Grand Park on Line 4 — the park is a short walk from the exit.
What are the opening hours?
Hours vary by season and day. Check the official Seoul Land website before your visit to confirm the schedule for your chosen date.
Is the park suitable for young children and older visitors?
Yes — the five themed zones include gentle rides and character experiences alongside the thrill rides, and visitors over 65 receive free admission to Seoul Zoo.