Seoul Land is an amusement park founded in 1987, with more than 40 attractions. It is open all year, and what it offers changes with the seasons: water rides in summer, sledding in winter, and shows, festivals and events at other times of year. Exact dates for the seasonal attractions are not given, though.
That is the trade-off. The season you visit decides which of the headline attractions you get. A summer family will not go sledding, and a winter family will not get the water rides.
The park’s best-known event is its Laser Show, held in the evening. No set start time is given, so check on the day if your children want to stay for it. The cheaper evening ticket is a natural fit for a visit built around the show.
Getting there takes about 30 minutes by public transport from Seoul Station or Myeong-dong. The specific line and stop are not stated, so plan the route before you leave.
Family FAQ
How much does Seoul Land cost?
A one-day pass costs 52,000 won for adults, 46,000 won for teenagers and 43,000 won for children. The age bands are not stated.
Is there parking at Seoul Land?
Parking is free if you show a Seoul Land one-day pass ticket or receipt.
