How to Split Your Time Between Swimming and Jjimjil at Yeongjongdo CIMER
Paradise City CIMER is a large spa facility near Incheon International Airport where you can enjoy both an aqua spa and a Korean-style jjimjil spa. This guide focuses on the areas and hours available with each ticket, prices, parking, and accessibility, helping first-time foreign visitors plan their route on site.
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K-Style Destination Opened on Yeongjongdo Island in 2018
Paradise City CIMER is a spa facility with jjimjilbang rooms and swimming pools in Unseo-dong, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon Metropolitan City. It opened in September 2018 and covers approximately 13,000 ㎡ (4,000 pyeong), accommodating up to about 2,000 people at once.
CIMER is introduced as a “K-Style Destination” spa combining European sensibility with Korea’s distinctive, relaxed jjimjilbang culture. Based on its location on Yeongjongdo Island, reachable within 10 minutes from Incheon International Airport, its current layout combines Korean bathing and sauna culture with resort-style swimming pools in one building.>
From the First-Floor Water Plaza to the Fourth-Floor Slides
The Aqua Spa Zone is introduced in Incheon Tour information as a space spanning the first, third, and fourth floors. The first-floor Water Plaza is a multipurpose space inspired by Piazza San Marco in Italy. Visitors can enjoy water activities in the center and relax on sunbeds beside the water.
The third floor has an open-air spa zone where visitors can admire sunsets over the West Sea, while the fourth floor features the Aqua Loop Slide and Tornado Slide. The slides depart from an indoor platform and descend to the indoor landing pool on the first floor. However, access to some facilities may be restricted depending on pool parties or private events.>
Korean-Style Relaxation at the Second-Floor Jjimjil Spa Zone
The Jjimjil Spa Zone is located on the second floor. A Jjimjil Spa ticket provides access to all facilities in the Jjimjil Spa Zones on the second and third floors. The official facility guide states that individual shower booths, dry and wet saunas, a body-scrubbing room, and baths at various temperatures are available.
Visitor reviews mention several themed spaces, including a hinoki cypress jjimjilbang, an ice room, and a wave room. Unlike the Aqua Spa Zone, where swimsuits are worn, the Jjimjil Spa Zone focuses on Korean-style saunas and temperature-based relaxation areas. A combination ticket is therefore required to experience both cultures.>
Choose Between Six Hours of Aqua Spa and Four Hours of Jjimjil Spa
CIMER offers two types of admission tickets: Aqua Spa and Jjimjil Spa. The Aqua Spa ticket is an all-facility combination ticket covering the Aqua Spa Zone and Jjimjil Spa Zone on the first, second, and third floors, with a six-hour usage limit. The Jjimjil Spa ticket provides access to all facilities in the Jjimjil Spa Zones on the second and third floors, with a four-hour usage limit.
According to the official operating page, Aqua Spa ticket hours are 10:00–19:00 on weekdays and 10:00–21:00 on weekends and public holidays. The Jjimjil Spa Zone is listed as operating from 10:00–21:00, but hours may change depending on operating conditions and government guidelines. Incheon Tour lists the Aqua Spa Zone as operating from 10:00–22:00 on weekends and public holidays and the Jjimjil Spa Zone from 10:00–22:00, with last admission at 19:30. Therefore, on the day of your visit, prioritize the hours on the official operating page and on-site notices.>
Admission Prices That Change During the July and December Peak Seasons
According to the official price list as of August 2026, the regular-season Aqua Spa ticket costs 60,000 won for adults and 50,000 won for children. During peak season, prices are 70,000 won for adults and 60,000 won for children. The summer peak season is listed as July 1 through August 31, and the winter peak season as December 1 through February 29.
The Jjimjil Spa ticket costs 40,000 won for adults and 30,000 won for children year-round. Only those born in 2019 or earlier may enter, and elementary school students must be accompanied by a legal guardian and present proof of age. Reviews of online voucher use report presenting a mobile voucher at the ticket counter, receiving an admission ticket, and then paying inside with a locker key.>
Ten Minutes from Incheon Airport; Find the Exterior Entrance from the Parking Lot
CIMER’s address is 186 Yeongjonghaeanam-ro 321beon-gil, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon Metropolitan City. Although it is introduced as a tourist attraction reachable within 10 minutes from Incheon International Airport, official materials do not confirm the Airport Railroad station name, exit number, bus routes, or shuttle operating hours. For first-time visitors, entering the address into the vehicle navigation system at the airport is the most direct option.
Parking is available. Incheon Tour lists it as free when using the business, and accessibility information lists 29 parking spaces. Reviews explain that after parking underground, visitors must take the elevator to the first floor and go outside the building to find the CIMER entrance. Other information states that the facility is a one-minute walk from the CIMER customer parking lot.>
Things to Know in Advance About Wheelchair Access and English Assistance
CIMER provides two wheelchairs free of charge, and the main entrance is described as having an automatic or manual door that wheelchairs can pass through. One wheelchair can board the elevator, and separate men’s and women’s restrooms are available on the second floor.
An information staff member is stationed at the CIMER reception desk on the first floor, and some employees can converse in English. However, assistance dogs are not permitted. Since official information does not confirm photography-restricted areas, whether cash is required, or whether an audio guide is available, it is advisable to prepare a swimsuit and first confirm the ticket type and facilities restricted on the day at the reception desk.>
Address, Phone Number, and Official Operating Page
For telephone inquiries, call 032-729-7700. The official website is https://www.p-city.com/front/cimer/overview?language=KO . According to the operating page, the Aqua Spa ticket allows up to six hours of use and the Jjimjil Spa ticket allows four hours, making CIMER suitable for a half-day itinerary immediately after arriving at the airport or a full-day itinerary within Paradise City.
Incheon Tour lists CIMER as open year-round, but no separate closing days are confirmed on the official operating page. In summer, the 2026 CIMER SUMMER FESTA is scheduled from June 25 to August 29, 2026, and the July–August pool parties are introduced as Saturday events each week. During the event period, general-use areas and operating hours may differ.>
Before You Go
- Address
- 186 Yeongjonghaeanam-ro 321beon-gil, Yeongjong-gu, Incheon Metropolitan City
- Hours
- Aqua Spa ticket (combination ticket): weekdays 10:00–19:00, weekends and public holidays 10:00–21:00 / Jjimjil Spa ticket: 10:00–21:00 daily. Last admission is at 19:30, and available usage hours may change depending on on-site conditions such as pool parties and private events.
- Closed
- No separate closing days were confirmed on the official operating page. Incheon Tour lists it as open year-round.
- Admission
- Aqua Spa ticket: regular season 60,000 won for adults and 50,000 won for children / peak season 70,000 won for adults and 60,000 won for children. Summer peak season: July 1–August 31; winter peak season: December 1–February 29. Jjimjil Spa ticket: 40,000 won for adults and 30,000 won for children.
- Phone
- 032-729-7700
- Official site
- https://www.p-city.com/front/cimer/overview?language=KO
- Transport
- Some information states that it can be reached within 10 minutes from Incheon International Airport. Reviews explain that after parking underground, visitors must go up to the first floor and exit outdoors to find the CIMER entrance.
- Parking
- Parking available and listed as free when using the business. Incheon Tour accessibility information lists 29 spaces.
- Time needed
- No official recommended visiting time was confirmed. The Aqua Spa ticket allows up to six hours, and the Jjimjil Spa ticket allows four hours.
- Accessibility
- Accessible route available, two wheelchairs provided free of charge, wheelchair-accessible main entrance, elevator accommodating one wheelchair, separate men’s and women’s restrooms on the second floor, assistance dogs not permitted.
The information above is current as of the time of writing. Check the official information again before visiting.
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