Actual Routes and How to Navigate I’Park Mall’s 11 Floors Connected to Yongsan Station
I’Park Mall Yongsan is an 82,000-square-meter, 11-floor shopping complex connected to KTX and Seoul Subway’s Yongsan Station. Entry to the mall is free, but operating hours and closing days vary by store, and the complex floor layout is the biggest challenge when finding your way around on a first visit.
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The Route from the Yongsan Station KTX Ticket Gates to I’Park Mall
I’Park Mall Yongsan is located at 55 Hangang-daero 23-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, postal code 04377. As a shopping mall built inside Yongsan Station, it is connected to KTX and the subway, and the Korea Tourism Organization introduces Yongsan Station as a station connected to both KTX and the subway.
For international visitors arriving from outside Seoul, the simplest approach is to set Yongsan Station KTX as the destination. When using the subway, Yongsan Station is also connected to the mall, while Sinyongsan Station is on Line 4 and is described as being about a five-minute walk from I’Park Mall. If you need to search for the address, enter “I’Park Mall Yongsan” or “55 Hangang-daero 23-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul” in a map app.
Why the Multipurpose Shopping Mall Founded in 1999 Houses Around 450 Brands
HDC introduces I’Park Mall as Korea’s first multipurpose shopping mall and states that the operating company was established in January 1999. The Yongsan branch is not simply a building of shops; it operates as a multipurpose cultural space combining around 450 brands in fashion, living, F&B, and other categories with Shilla IPark Duty Free, CGV, and Emart.
This structure works together with Yongsan Station’s transportation function. After arriving in Seoul by train, visitors can continue with shopping, dining, movies, and grocery shopping in one building. For this reason, the Korea Tourism Organization describes it as a “One Stop Life Style” mall offering shopping, food and beverages, and entertainment.
Which Areas to Find First Across 82,000 m² and 11 Floors
According to Korea Tourism Organization materials, I’Park Mall covers 82,000 m² and has 11 floors in total. Rather than wandering around at random, it is easier to decide first whether your shopping purpose is fashion, living, or culture. These three areas are also I’Park Mall’s official spatial categories.
Visitors looking for electronics stores or a supermarket can also take care of everything within the same building. For cultural activities, remember that the mall has a performance venue, cultural center, cinema, bookstore, exhibition space, and e-sports arena. However, admission procedures and fees vary by facility, so mall entry should not be confused with access to individual content or facilities.
How Weekday 10:30 Opening and Weekend 21:00 Closing Affect Visit Times
According to Korea Tourism Organization information, weekday hours are 10:30–20:30, while weekend hours are 10:30–21:00. However, closing days differ by store, and individual store hours may also vary, so the operating hours for the mall as a whole should not be used to assume the opening status of a particular shop or restaurant.
There is no admission fee for the mall itself. Separate fees apply when using individual content such as the CGV cinema, exhibitions, or experience facilities. The I’Park Mall representative telephone number is 02-2012-0101, and the official website is https://www.iparkmall.co.kr/. Visitors checking operating hours and closing days should use these two sources at the individual-store level.
How to Find Character Shops on the 6th Floor of Living Park
According to a 2025 review, POP MART I’Park Mall Yongsan is located on the 6th floor of I’Park Mall Living Park at 55 Hangang-daero 23-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul. Materials describing the same floor also mention ABC Kids Mart, Grocery Stuff, Nike Kids, New Balance Kids, Daewon Content Live Theater, Daewon Museum, and Dotori Forest.
Visitors looking for animation or character merchandise have a reason to check the 6th floor first. Dotori Forest is introduced as an animation- and Studio Ghibli-related shop inside I’Park Mall, but floor-by-floor shops and experiential content may change. Even if you follow the POP MART location described in the 2025 review, it is safer to cross-check the shop name again on the floor directory at the site.
An Afternoon Itinerary Combining the Cultural Center and Restaurant Area on the 7th Floor
A 2025 review mentions a TiniPing café and cultural-center programs around the cultural center on the 7th floor. One-day classes and seasonal programs may require advance reservations, so visitors planning to participate spontaneously should consider the possibility that no spots will be available.
Restaurants mentioned on the 7th-floor dining-area list include Family Hall, Namdo Bunsik, Lukt, Master Kitchen, Menya Seoul, Muguk Pyeonbaek, Salon de Blue, and Samcheongdang X Doseulbak. Jjang Games (Jjang Arcade) is also included in the materials. Shopping mall reviews explain that visitors can handle dining, recreation, and relaxation in one space, and estimate that combining shopping, dining, movies, exhibitions, and experiences can result in a stay of around two to three hours or longer.
Practical Preparation for Avoiding Weekend Crowds and the Complex Floor Layout
A 2025 review mentions that the mall can be crowded on weekends and public holidays because of the large number of visitors. Another review explains that I’Park Mall is large and complicated, making it difficult to find your way on a first visit. It is therefore advisable to write down the name and floor of your destination shop before setting out.
Some reviews state that visitors can use the indoor route connected to Yongsan Station on rainy days. Conversely, there is no verified information on whether photography is prohibited, whether tripods and large equipment are restricted, whether certain shops accept cash only, whether English information or audio guides are available, or which specific times have waiting lines. This article therefore does not state that these services or conditions are available. Dedicated routes and amenities for wheelchairs and strollers were also not confirmed in official materials.
Sun, Moon, and Star Parking Lots and the Cost of 1,500 Won per 10 Minutes
Information indicates that I’Park Mall has Sun, Moon, and Star parking lots, and parking is available. The basic parking fee is listed as 1,500 won per 10 minutes, with no free grace period. Parking discounts apply to same-day receipts, and ordinary store purchases are described as eligible for discounts of up to five hours depending on the purchase amount.
CGV users can reportedly register three hours of parking at the cinema ticket machines. Customers using Shilla IPark Duty Free can receive a two-hour parking discount regardless of the payment amount, while Yongsan Station KTX users and visitors with disabilities are eligible for a 50% discount upon presenting proof. Parking fees and discount criteria are subject to change and should be treated as information applicable to 2026.
Visitors for Whom I’Park Mall May Not Be the Best Fit
For people who want to quickly visit only one or two small shops, the scale of 82,000 m² across 11 floors may feel burdensome. Reviews also mention that the building layout is complicated on a first visit, so it is realistic to allow extra time to find the shop after arriving at Yongsan Station.
On the other hand, the mall has structural advantages for itineraries that combine shopping, dining, movies, exhibitions, and experiences indoors on a rainy day. Based on a 2025 review, the recommended stay is around two to three hours or longer, and experiential content such as Dopamine Station is also introduced as operating there. This content and the operating status of specific shops may change as of 2026.
Before You Go
- Address
- 55 Hangang-daero 23-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
- Hours
- Weekdays 10:30–20:30 / weekends 10:30–21:00. Individual store hours may vary.
- Closed
- Varies by store.
- Admission
- No admission fee for the mall itself. Check with each facility for fees for individual cinemas, exhibitions, and experience facilities.
- Phone
- 02-2012-0101
- Official site
- https://www.iparkmall.co.kr/
- Transport
- A multipurpose shopping mall connected to Yongsan Station, which is served by KTX and the subway. Parking-lot information states that it is about a five-minute walk from Sinyongsan Station on Line 4.
- Parking
- Available. Basic fee: 1,500 won per 10 minutes, with no free grace period. Parking discounts apply to same-day receipts, with discounts of up to five hours available. Shilla IPark Duty Free customers receive a two-hour parking discount regardless of the payment amount.
- Time needed
- Around two to three hours or longer based on reviews. Combining shopping, dining, movies, and experience facilities may extend your stay.
- Accessibility
- Reviews say the indoor route connected to Yongsan Station makes visiting convenient even on rainy days. The interior is large and the layout is complex, so finding your way may be difficult at first.
The information above is current as of the time of writing. Check the official information again before visiting.
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