Seoul Land tickets in 2026 — 4 October hours and day and evening prices

Daytime view of the park with coaster track, a pale dome, paths, and visitors

On Sunday 4 October 2026, Seoul Land is open 09:30–22:00 and that date carries a night-opening label. A one-day park pass is 52,000 won for an adult, 46,000 won for a youth, and 43,000 won for a child, while the evening pass from 16:00 is a flat 45,000, 39,000, and 36,000 won, not 20 percent off the day pass. The address on the footer is 181 Gwangmyeong-ro, Gwacheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, postal code 13829, and the phone is 02-509-6000.

Prices are on the Seoul Land ticket page, and dated hours are on the hours page. The same six prices appear on VisitKorea’s Seoulland page.

Daytime view of the park with coaster track, a pale dome, paths, and visitors
A daytime view of the grounds: coaster track, a blue-white dome, paths, visitors, and wooded hills. Choe Gwangmo, 5 May 2015, CC0. This is a 2015 photograph.
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Hours on 4 October, and the day pass beside the evening pass

4 October runs 09:30–22:00, and the ticket page splits a one-day park pass from an evening pass. An adult is age 19 through 64, a youth is 13 through 18, and a child is from 36 months through age 12. The pass covers entry and the rides. Experience attractions, coin attractions, and some seasonal attractions are outside it. You buy it at the gate booth or an authorized seller, and this price page does not print a separate online price list.

Ticket Adult Youth Child When it applies
One-day park pass 52,000 won 46,000 won 43,000 won Entry and rides
Evening pass 45,000 won 39,000 won 36,000 won From 16:00

VisitKorea lists the same one-day amounts and the same after-16:00 amounts. Visit Seoul prints 52,000, 46,000, and 43,000 won under a daytime-ticket word. On the Seoul Land page that row is the one-day park pass, so it is not a second product sitting next to the day pass. Visit Seoul also says admission can be as much as 20 percent cheaper. The evening adult price on the ticket page is still the flat 45,000 won.

Two adult day passes and one child day pass add to 52,000×2+43,000=147,000 won. That is three tickets added together, not a package. One adult, one youth, and one child on the evening pass add to 45,000+39,000+36,000=120,000 won, which is only the sum of the after-16:00 prices.

Under 36 months, age 65, and the 50 percent lines

Children under 36 months are free if you bring proof of age. Guests 65 and older pay the child price when they show ID, and that rate does not apply to child tickets sold separately online or through social channels. National meritorious persons and bereaved family pay 50 percent of the park pass with a certificate. A disabled guest and one companion pay 50 percent of the park pass with a welfare card or a similar document.

A group of 20 or more is offered a group discount, and it does not stack with other discounts. The sentence does not give a percent. The annual-member columns below are what an annual member pays for that extra attraction. They are not the price of an annual pass.

Entrance canopy with people at the gates and a Seoul Land sign
The entrance canopy. The sign reads Seoul Land and KOREA’S 1ST THEME PARK, and people are at the gates among winter shrubs. Striker9498, 28 December 2024, CC0. The sign’s wording is not a year.

The 1–11 October date rows, and two other hour lists

From 1 through 11 October every dated row is labeled a night opening, and the clock changes by date. 4 October is 09:30–22:00, but Thursday 1 October is 10:00–21:00, and 6–8 October are 10:00–21:00 as well. The hours page says park hours, rides, and shows can change without notice because of weather or park conditions.

Date Day Label Hours
2026-10-01 Thu Night opening 10:00–21:00
2026-10-02 Fri Night opening 10:00–22:00
2026-10-03 Sat Night opening 09:30–22:00
2026-10-04 Sun Night opening 09:30–22:00
2026-10-05 Mon Night opening 09:30–22:00
2026-10-06 Tue Night opening 10:00–21:00
2026-10-07 Wed Night opening 10:00–21:00
2026-10-08 Thu Night opening 10:00–21:00
2026-10-09 Fri Night opening 09:30–22:00
2026-10-10 Sat Night opening 09:30–22:00
2026-10-11 Sun Night opening 09:30–22:00

VisitKorea’s template is weekdays 10:00–19:00, Saturday 10:00–21:00, and Sunday 10:00–20:00, and it tells you to check the official site. Visit Seoul lists Monday and Tuesday 10:00–21:00, Wednesday and Thursday 10:00–21:00, Friday 10:00–22:00, and Saturday and Sunday 09:30–22:00. Official Monday 5 October is 09:30–22:00, which is not Visit Seoul’s Monday span of 10:00–21:00. Official Friday 9 October is 09:30–22:00, which is not Visit Seoul’s Friday span of 10:00–22:00. Friday 2 October, 10:00–22:00, is the dated row that matches that Friday cell. Official Sundays 4 and 11 October are 09:30–22:00, so they match Visit Seoul’s Sunday cell and do not match VisitKorea’s Sunday close of 20:00. A 19:00 weekday close does not appear on the official rows for 1–11 October. The two templates are not an average you can substitute for a dated row.

Empty clocks from 12 October, and the 15 October notice title

From 12 through 31 October the schedule label reads ordinary operation and the hour cells are empty. Copying the 1–11 October pattern onto those dates would add times the page does not show.

Date Label Hours
2026-10-12 Ordinary operation
2026-10-13 Ordinary operation
2026-10-14 Ordinary operation
2026-10-15 Ordinary operation
2026-10-16 Ordinary operation
2026-10-17 Ordinary operation
2026-10-18 Ordinary operation
2026-10-19 Ordinary operation
2026-10-20 Ordinary operation
2026-10-21 Ordinary operation
2026-10-22 Ordinary operation
2026-10-23 Ordinary operation
2026-10-24 Ordinary operation
2026-10-25 Ordinary operation
2026-10-26 Ordinary operation
2026-10-27 Ordinary operation
2026-10-28 Ordinary operation
2026-10-29 Ordinary operation
2026-10-30 Ordinary operation
2026-10-31 Ordinary operation

VisitKorea says the park is open all year. The official hours after 11 October are blank, and a notice titled as guidance for a full-site rental on 15 October was posted on 2026-09-17. That notice does not contain a sentence saying the park is closed or partly open. The schedule for 15 October is ordinary operation with an empty clock, so neither a full closure nor a normal opening is printed there.

Plaza with a rainbow arch, a decorated tree, and a dome behind
The plaza: a rainbow arch, a decorated tree, a sign reading SEOUL LAND LUNA PARK, and a geodesic dome behind. Striker9498, 28 December 2024, CC0. A December 2024 view of the plaza.
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What you pay on top of the park pass

Experience attractions need a park pass first, and they can close for weather or park reasons. Sky X is 19,000 won for one rider, 24,000 for two, and 29,000 for three. Annual members pay 10,000, 15,000, and 20,000 won for those same seats, and both blocks on the page match. The Ninano go-kart is 6,000 won for one and 9,000 for two, with the same prices for annual members. A paddle boat is 5,000 won per person, including for annual members, and the first table says it is closed in winter. The ghost cave is on the first table at 9,000 won per person per ride, with the same price for annual members.

Add-on Standard Annual member Note
Sky X 19,000 / 24,000 / 29,000 won for 1 / 2 / 3 10,000 / 15,000 / 20,000 won Park pass first. Minimum height 120 cm
Ninano go-kart 6,000 / 9,000 won Same Both blocks match
Paddle boat 5,000 won per person 5,000 won Closed in winter. Height 100–145 cm
Ghost cave 9,000 won per person, one ride 9,000 won Printed on the first table
VR Gate 6,000 won and 5,000 won The first table and the lower block differ

Sky X, the boat, and the two VR prices

The VR Gate is 6,000 won per person on the first table and 5,000 won per person in the block below it. Both figures are on the ticket page, so neither one replaces the other. An annual-pass product price is not on this fee list. The annual-member amounts above are the add-on prices only.

White A-frame towers and cables above trees and a wooden fence
White A-frame towers and cables rise above trees and a wooden fence. No ride name is printed on the photograph. Choe Gwangmo, CC0.

The east-gate lot, line 4, and the height lines

A small or mid-size car is 2,000 won per 30 minutes. A large vehicle or camper is 4,000 won per 30 minutes. If you confirm a same-day Seoul Land ticket or receipt on the pre-settlement machine before you leave, parking is free once that day. A zoo ticket, a museum sky-lift ticket, or a campsite ticket does not count. Payment is card only. Leaving within 30 minutes of entry is free, and leaving within 30 minutes after settlement is free. The lot is unmanned and does not issue a paper ticket. When it is full, you use an outside paid lot and that fee is not refunded. Occupying two spaces is charged as two vehicles. Large vehicles and campers park only in designated spaces, and if none are free they cannot park. The speed inside the lot is 10 km/h.

Ninety minutes in a small or mid-size car, when the free check does not go through, is 2,000×3=6,000 won. If the same-day ticket is confirmed, that 6,000 won is 0. Adding it to the 147,000 won day-ticket example, for 153,000 won, is only the case where the free check failed and the car stayed 90 minutes.

The parking page places the lot at the east gate, on the approach shared with Seoul Land and MMCA.

Line 4, Daegongwon–Seoul Land Station, exit 2

The directions page sends subway riders to line 4, Daegongwon–Seoul Land Station, exit 2. Drivers come from the Seoul Grand Park entrance toward Seoul Land and MMCA. That page does not give a walking time, a bus route number, or a bus fare. Visit Seoul says exit 2 at Daegongwon Station is 1.4 km away. That distance is not on the Seoul Land directions page, and the station name there is Daegongwon–Seoul Land Station, not Daegongwon Station alone. VisitKorea adds Makgye-dong in parentheses. The footer address is 181 Gwangmyeong-ro. The footer uses both Seoul Land and Seoulland, and the copyright line reads Copyright © Seoulland. VisitKorea’s phone is +82-2-509-6000, the same number as 02-509-6000.

Height lines come from the attraction page. A row that prints only a maximum stays a maximum, and a row that prints only a minimum stays a minimum. The list does not add a guardian exception.

Ride Height
Ghost cave: antique shop of the future No height limit
Broomiz garden 90–135 cm
Best Kids Maximum 125 cm
Kart Rider bumper Minimum 100 cm
Rapids Minimum 80 cm
Turning Mecard racing Minimum 100 cm
Moon train Minimum 120 cm
Super Wings dispatch Minimum 80 cm
Floating airship No height limit
Big carousel No height limit
World Cup Minimum 130 cm
Dokkaebi wind 140–185 cm
Jurassic Land No height limit
King Viking Minimum 110 cm
Black Hole 2000 Minimum 120 cm
Larva Twister Minimum 100 cm
Galaxy Train 888 Minimum 120 cm
City Parrot No height limit
Baby dinosaur Trito mini golf No height limit
Tiki Tok train Minimum 100 cm
Alice Wonder House No height limit
Peter Pan Minimum 80 cm
X-Flyer Minimum 120 cm
Alposwing Minimum 120 cm
4D surprise adventure hall Minimum 90 cm
Ninano go-kart Minimum 100 cm
Time Machine 5D 360 Minimum 80 cm
Turning Mecard Go bumper car 100–130 cm
Rock Cafe Minimum 110 cm
Shot Drop 140–195 cm
Kkambu plane No height limit
Sky X Minimum 120 cm
Seoul Land Kraken Island No height limit
Frog Manse 90–130 cm
Mini Viking 80–130 cm
Pirate den Minimum 80 cm
Do-re-mi band No height limit
Cloud Bread 90–120 cm
Dancing magic house Minimum 90 cm
Boong-boong car 80–130 cm
Tobot train Minimum 80 cm
Canimal Circus Minimum 130 cm
VR Gate No height limit
Welcome to Carnival No height limit
Remote-control boat No height limit
Time Machine arcade No height limit
Shooting gallery No height limit
Paddle boat 100–145 cm
Hwarang archery range No height limit
Toy Ride No height limit

Restaurant menus that sit at the bottom of many pages are a shared widget. They are not meals included in the park pass.

Questions on Seoul Land prices and October hours

The ticket page has two rows, day and evening, and 4 October is open 09:30–22:00. Hour cells from 12 October on are empty, and the answers below leave them empty. The evening adult price is the flat 45,000 won, and VR Gate is listed at both 6,000 and 5,000 won.

What time does it open on 4 October, and what are the tickets?

It opens at 09:30 and closes at 22:00. The day pass is 52,000, 46,000, and 43,000 won. From 16:00 the evening pass is 45,000, 39,000, and 36,000 won. That is not a 20 percent discount.

Where do mid-October hours come from?

From 12 through 31 October the label is ordinary operation and the hours are blank. VisitKorea lists weekdays until 19:00, Saturday until 21:00, and Sunday until 20:00. Visit Seoul lists 10:00–21:00, 10:00–22:00, or 09:30–22:00 by weekday. Those templates do not match every official row for 1–11 October, so use a dated row only on a date that has one.

Is VR Gate 6,000 won or 5,000 won?

Both are on the ticket page. The first table says 6,000 won per person, and the lower block says 5,000 won per person. Keep both.

When is parking free?

It is free once a day when a same-day Seoul Land ticket or receipt is confirmed on the pre-settlement machine. Ninety minutes in a small or mid-size car is 6,000 won when that check does not go through. Zoo, museum sky-lift, and campsite tickets do not qualify.

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