Lotte World Adventure in Jamsil is not Everland and not Seoul Sky (Lotte World Tower observatory). On the official fare page, an All-in-One 1Day adult ticket is ₩67,000; After4 is ₩55,000. Drop the Folk Museum and you get a Park ticket a few thousand won cheaper. Ages 65+ pay the children’s regular price with no stacking of other discounts.
Lotte World Adventure combines the indoor park and the outdoor Magical Island area in one complex in Jamsil, southeastern Seoul. Search for “Lotte World” and you will see three very different products mixed together — this theme park, the Seoul Sky observatory in the neighbouring tower, and occasionally Everland, which is a different park altogether. This guide sticks to the Adventure park: what each ticket costs, which one fits your plans, and how to organise the day.
All-in-One prices — 1Day vs After4
From the official LOTTEWORLD Adventure Tickets page (Adventure + Folk Museum):
| Category | 1Day | After4 |
|---|---|---|
| Adult (19+) | ₩67,000 | ₩55,000 |
| Youth (13–18) | ₩58,000 | ₩47,000 |
| Children (36 months–12) | ₩50,000 | ₩39,000 |
| Baby (12–36 months) | ₩17,000 | ₩17,000 |
After4 is for entry after 4 p.m. If you only need the evening, adults save ₩12,000 versus 1Day. Baby price does not drop for After4. If you plan to arrive around lunchtime and stay until late, the 1Day ticket is the right choice; if you are coming after work or after another sightseeing stop, After4 is the obvious saving.
Park ticket difference
Park 1Day adults are listed at ₩64,000 (youth ₩56,000, children ₩49,000, baby ₩17,000). The Park After4 adult fare is listed at around ₩52,000. The gap is Folk Museum access; museum admission typically closes by 18:00. If you have no interest in the museum, the Park ticket makes sense, but the official page notes that promotions and discounts more often attach to All-in-One tickets, so compare both after any discount is applied.
Age rules and extras
- Under 12 months: free park / kids’ facilities.
- Ages 65+: children’s regular fare; no stacking with other discounts.
- Phone screenshots are not valid tickets — bring a real ticket.
- Adventure and Folk Museum are not refunded separately if unused.
Monthly card/carrier promos change often. Lock the list price first, then check “benefits of the month” before paying. Third-party OTA deals vary by date and refund rules, so put them side by side with the official 1Day and After4 prices and check the product name and valid date carefully.
Sample math
- Two adults + two children, full day All-in-One: 67k×2 + 50k×2 = ₩234,000. With Park tickets instead: 64k×2 + 49k×2 = ₩226,000.
- Two adults After4: 55k×2 = ₩110,000 — ₩24,000 less than two adult 1Day tickets (₩134,000).
- One youth + one baby 1Day: 58k + 17k = ₩75,000. The baby fare stays the same with After4.
How to buy
Buy on the official site/app to skip long ticket lines: choose the date and ticket type, pay, and go straight in. On-site ticket desks also sell tickets, but weekend and peak-season queues can be long. Peak weekends still mean ride queues once you are inside. Check closed attractions and hours for your date on the official notices before you go. Height limits on new rides are separate from the ticket — a valid day pass does not guarantee a child can ride everything, so check height and age limits in advance.
Seoul Sky observatory tickets do not include park rides. If you only want the tower view, you do not need an Adventure day pass. Everland (Yongin) uses a different A/B/C/D season table and is a completely separate resort.
Planning the day
Hit popular rides at open, then indoor Magical Island when outdoor lines spike. Lunch and dinner peaks bring the longest queues, so eating slightly early or late frees up ride time. After4 guests should plan evening shows and rides only. On rainy days a large part of the park is indoors, but check the closure list for outdoor rides first.
Folk Museum is same-day for All-in-One holders — do not arrive after closing expecting entry. Games and some experiences cost extra. Lockers and stroller rental are separate. Food and drink are not covered by any ticket, so budget for them separately.
Hours change with seasons and events. Before paying, open the day’s operating and closure list in the official app and mark which rides have height or age limits for anyone in your group; it saves a lot of wandering on site. Rather than trying to ride everything to “get your money’s worth”, many families find it less tiring to pick three priority attractions and build the day around queue times and energy levels.
Reading promotions
“Benefits of the month” differ by card company, mobile carrier and partner, each with its own discount rate and first-come limits. A big percentage means nothing if your visit date, group size or payment method does not match the conditions. Calculate the actual won amount from the list price first, then pick only the offers you qualify for. The official page notes that refunds outside the visit date are difficult, so prepare age or disability proof in advance if you are claiming a concession.
Getting there
Most visitors arrive via Jamsil Station and the Olympic-ro area. On weekend afternoons, entrance queues and parking traffic overlap, so public transport is usually easier — follow the signs from the station. If you also plan to visit the Seoul Sky observatory on the same day, split your time and energy accordingly and buy the two tickets separately.
Tips for international visitors
The English fare page generally uses the same numbers as the Korean one, so rely on the official English or Korean tables rather than discount text in a translation app. If a hotel desk offers a package, confirm in English exactly what it includes. Annual and multi-visit passes are outside the scope of this guide; if you plan to come often, check the official annual pass page for price changes and benefits.
Do not mix this park with Everland season letters or Seoul Sky observatory prices in the same mental cart. Confirm the product name on the checkout screen.
FAQ
Q. Same ticket as Everland? A. No. Different park, different operator and fare table.
Q. Does Seoul Sky include rides? A. No. Observatory only; the observatory and Adventure tickets are sold separately.
Q. Can I enter at 11 a.m. with After4? A. No. After4 starts at 4 p.m.
Q. Where do I confirm prices? A. The official fare page and your payment screen; promotions change frequently. Also see the English charge list.
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