Lotte World Adventure, the 1989 indoor theme park with direct access from Jamsil Station

The Indoor Adventure and Seokchon Lake Magic Island Opened in Jamsil in 1989

Lotte World Adventure, opened in 1989 as Korea’s first theme park, was developed between the Jamsil residential area at 240 Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul, and the western shore of Seokchon Lake. Its key feature is that visitors can move between the indoor park, Adventure, and the lakeside outdoor area, Magic Island, with a single admission ticket.

This is not simply a facility with rides; it operates under an all-inclusive ticket system that also includes the Folk Museum when using Adventure. Admission to the Folk Museum closes at 18:00, so if you plan to visit it, it is safer to schedule it before evening attractions.

From Jamsil Station to the Indoor Entrance: Why the Route Is Short Even on Rainy or Extremely Hot Days

The most practical access point is Jamsil Station on Subway Lines 2 and 8. Lotte World is connected to Jamsil Station, making it convenient to reach by subway from accommodations in eastern Seoul or the Gangnam area. The street address is 240 Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul.

If you drive, you can use the parking lot in the Lotte World complex, but the discount method varies depending on the day’s admission record and ticket type. General parking benefits for annual-pass holders are listed as 1,000 won per hour, up to 8 hours, and you must verify whether you entered on the same day before settling the parking fee.

• General inquiries: 1661-2000
• Official website: https://adventure.lotteworld.com/
• Ticketing and admission closing time: 1 hour before the end of business that day

67,000 Won for 1DAY and 55,000 Won for After4: How to Choose the Basic 2026 Ticket Type

The regular prices for the 2026 1DAY all-inclusive ticket shown on the official benefits page are 67,000 won for adults, 58,000 won for teenagers, and 50,000 won for children. The regular prices for the After4 all-inclusive ticket, which allows admission from 16:00, are 55,000 won for adults, 47,000 won for teenagers, and 39,000 won for children, making it suitable for schedules centered on the nighttime parade and indoor attractions.

The all-inclusive ticket covers admission to Adventure, use of rides and facilities, and entry to the Folk Museum, but excludes paid facilities such as game areas. Benefits for specific cards, telecommunications providers, and quick-payment services change monthly, so immediately before payment you should check the dates and identity-verification requirements again under the official “Benefits This Month” section.

Start with Popular Facilities After Entering at 10:00: Magic Passes and Weather Variables

Daily operating hours are not fixed. The official operations page provides hours by date and states that ticketing and admission end 1 hour before closing. For example, some dates displayed on the official page showed hours of 10:00–21:00 or 10:00–22:00, so you should check operating and temporary-closure information the day before and on the day of your visit.

At Magic Island, some attractions may be suspended when the temperature is 0°C or below, 30°C or above, wind speeds are 7–14 m/s, or precipitation is at least 0.2 mm. If you want to prioritize popular rides, check immediately after opening which outdoor and indoor areas are operating, and decide whether to purchase or reserve a Magic Pass based on the official app and on-site policies.

• A May 2026 visit review mentioned waits of 40–60 minutes for popular attractions.
• The same review noted that restaurant lines became longer after 12:00.
• Show times and attraction closures change by season, so they should not be assumed to follow a fixed schedule.

Accessibility Facilities to Know About Before Using a Stroller or Wheelchair, 2024–2026

Lotte World stated that in 2024 it improved tactile paving on major access routes, ramps at parking-lot entrances for wheelchair users, low-mounted door handles, Braille signs, and voice guidance functions. These improvements are also helpful for families using strollers and older visitors who have difficulty using stairs.

However, not all attractions can be boarded in the same way. Reports stated that in 2026, access ramps for attractions and a boarding reservation system for visitors with disabilities were introduced, but restrictions may apply depending on physical conditions and the safety standards of each ride. As of 2026, disability benefits apply to customers carrying the original required documentation and one accompanying person. The 1DAY all-inclusive ticket is listed at 32,000 won for adults, 28,000 won for teenagers, and 24,000 won for children.

A 6–9-Hour Jamsil Itinerary Including Seokchon Lake and Seoul Sky

If you include major attractions, meals, the parade, and the Folk Museum with an all-day ticket, it is realistic to allow 6–9 hours. If the pace feels demanding, use After4 to focus on indoor Adventure, nighttime lighting, and the exterior of Magic Island, and spend the daytime walking around Seokchon Lake or visiting Lotte World Mall and Seoul Sky.

Lotte World is adjacent to Seokchon Lake, so you can enjoy views toward the lake when leaving the outdoor area. On days when outdoor rides may be suspended due to rain, severe cold, or extreme heat, it is best to place more emphasis on indoor Adventure and the Folk Museum, aiming to enter the museum before 18:00.

Different Scenery at Magic Island and Adventure Through Photos

Indoor Adventure is less affected by the weather, while Magic Island operates mainly around the outdoor facilities on the Seokchon Lake side. Therefore, once your travel date is confirmed, it is efficient to first check the operating status of outdoor rides on the official operations and closure page, then revise your route accordingly.

Scenes in the photos may differ from current conditions depending on when they were taken and how events were arranged. Parades, seasonal decorations, and photo zones change frequently, so show times for the relevant date should be checked separately on the official website.