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On the Coupang Partners screen for 4 October 2026, the October reservation card for the Seoul branch lists 17,000 won and sells at 12,750 won. The two-person family card is 60,000 won. Those figures are the prices printed on that screen, not box-office fares. The Seoul tourism page gives the address as 키자니아 서울, 240 Olympic-ro, Jamsil-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul, postal code 05554, and the phone as 1544-5110.
The tourism text is on Visit Seoul’s KidZania Seoul page. That page prints a created date of 2025.10.31 and a revised date of 2026.08.24. The path contains KIDZANIA-SEOUL.
What the partner screen actually charges
The first card on the 4 October 2026 partner screen is an October reservation ticket, with a list price of 17,000 won and a sale price of 12,750 won. The second card is a two-person family ticket at 60,000 won. The second title names Seoul and Busan together, but the address, phone, and subway line here come only from the Jamsil page for 키자니아 서울.
| Card | Partner screen on 2026-10-04 |
|---|---|
| [서울] 키자니아 서울점 10월 예매권(사전예약필수) | List 17,000 won, sale 12,750 won |
| [서울/부산] 키자니아 서울/부산 2인 가족권 (사전예약필수) | 60,000 won |
Subtract the sale price from the list price and the gap on that first card is 4,250 won. Two sale-price tickets are 25,500 won, and 60,000 minus 25,500 is 34,500 won. That arithmetic only compares numbers sitting on the same screen. It is not a box-office rule about how many people a family ticket covers. Both titles include the words for a required advance reservation.
Two tickets at 12,750 and a family ticket at 60,000
Two sale prices stop at 25,500 won. The family ticket is 60,000 won. Adding the 34,500 won difference back to 25,500 returns 60,000, which only shows that the screen’s own numbers add up. The tourism page’s child and guardian lines use different thousands. The “2인” in the family title is the headcount that title prints.
Why 12,750 won is not the box office
12,750 won and 60,000 won are the partner-screen prices on 4 October 2026, not the gate price. Visit Seoul, revised on 2026.08.24, prints child and guardian amounts on their own lines, and it asks readers to check the homepage for detailed hours and visit length. 4 October 2026 is a Sunday, and the page prints both the weekday off-peak lines and the peak, weekend, and holiday lines.
| Sentence on Visit Seoul | Child | Guardian | Hours printed beside it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekday off-peak, five-hour free-entry ticket | 57,000 won | 20,000 won | Five hours after entry |
| All-day ticket | 62,000 won | 20,000 won | |
| Three-hour ticket | 27,000 won | 12,000 won | 15:00–18:00 |
| Peak, weekend, and holiday half-day, session 1 | 57,000 won | 20,000 won | |
| Half-day, session 2 | 46,000 won | 17,000 won | |
| Peak, weekend, and holiday all-day | 72,000 won | 20,000 won | |
| Peak, weekend, and holiday three-hour | 27,000 won | 12,000 won | 16:30–19:30 |
A weekday off-peak child at 57,000 won plus a guardian at 20,000 won is 77,000 won. An all-day child at 62,000 plus a guardian at 20,000 is 82,000 won. A peak, weekend, or holiday all-day child at 72,000 plus a guardian at 20,000 is 92,000 won. Session 2 of the half-day ticket is 46,000 plus 17,000, which is 63,000 won. A three-hour child at 27,000 plus a guardian at 12,000 is 39,000 won, and that 39,000 won is repeated for both 15:00–18:00 and 16:30–19:30.
The two all-day child lines, 72,000 and 62,000, differ by 10,000 won. Session 1 at 57,000 and session 2 at 46,000 differ by 11,000 won, and the guardians on those rows differ by 3,000 won, 20,000 against 17,000. The partner family price of 60,000 won is 3,000 won under that 63,000, and the 3,000 is not a discount. It is a comparison across two documents.
The hour ranges are different. Weekday off-peak is 10:00–18:00, with five hours of use after entry. Session 1 is 10:00–15:00, session 2 is 15:00–19:30, and the all-day line is 10:00–19:30. The operating-day sentence says every day, and that sentence is not a closed weekday.
Jamsil station, exit 4, 144 metres
The facility name on the address line is 키자니아 서울. The postal code is 05554, at 240 Olympic-ro, Jamsil-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul. The phone on the same page is 1544-5110. Subway lines 2 and 8, Jamsil station, exit 4, are listed at 144 metres. The page title calls it a children’s job-experience theme park and a Jamsil stop.
57,000 won on two different rows
The weekday off-peak five-hour child and the peak half-day session 1 child are both 57,000 won, and both guardians are 20,000 won. Matching amounts do not make the weekday five-hour sentence and the weekend session 1 sentence the same product. Only session 2 drops to 46,000 won for a child and 17,000 won for a guardian. A guardian at 20,000 won is repeated on the five-hour row, the weekday-side all-day row, the peak all-day row, and session 1. The three-hour rows are the ones at 12,000 won.
What the three 2012 photographs show
All three frames are 2012 Flickr photographs, and Halloween decorations are in them. These photographs were taken in 2012. None of the frames shows a price board.
The lantern-tree signs read FIRE DEPARTMENT and CITY OF KIDZANIA SEOUL. The two hall frames share 키자니아 대법원, and one of them also shows PARENTS’ LOUNGE.
Questions before you go to Jamsil
If you ask whether 12,750 won is the tourism page’s child fare, the answer is no. 12,750 won is the sale price on the 4 October 2026 reservation card. The child lines on Visit Seoul are 57,000, 62,000, 72,000, 46,000, and 27,000 won. Guardian lines are 20,000, 17,000, and 12,000 won.
The family card is 60,000 won. Its title is [서울/부산] 키자니아 서울/부산 2인 가족권 (사전예약필수). That line is not the 25,500 won you get from two tickets at the 12,750 won sale price.
There is no single opening time assigned to 4 October. Visit Seoul prints weekday off-peak 10:00–18:00 with five hours after entry, session 1 at 10:00–15:00, session 2 at 15:00–19:30, and all-day at 10:00–19:30, and it tells you to check the homepage for the details. The operating-day line says every day. The phone is 1544-5110.
The photographs are from 2012. You can see the lantern tree, the fire-department sign, the glass dome, the supreme-court sign, the parents’ lounge sign, and Halloween decorations. The lead image is the lantern tree.
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