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Crown Haitai Kids Museum

Yes, wheelchair users can visit, enter and move around inside, but the elevator and accessible toilet are narrow. This is a children's art play space that Crown-Haitai opened in 2015 in the basement of its head office.

Wheelchair
Wheelchair accessibleYou can use the entrance and move around the floors by wheelchair. The elevator and accessible toilet are both available but narrow.
Walking load
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Source
Checked online · Oct 2026
Indoor play room at Crown Haitai Kids Museum with many large blue foam blocks and tubes on the floor and stacked on the wall
Photo: KTO, KOGL Type 3

Getting there

  • Namyeong StationLine 1No street elevator. Wheelchair lift at Exit 1.This station has no elevator or escalator, so consider Sookmyung Women's Univ. Station on Line 4 instead.About 210 m in a straight line.
    Station
  • Sookmyung Women's Univ. StationLine 4Street elevator at Exit 10.About 450 m in a straight line.
    Station
  • Sookmyung Women's Univ. Station toiletOutside the gates, B1, by Exit 9. Wheelchair-usable.

Accessible toilets near here

Heads-up

Book before you go. One travel guide says that you cannot enter without a booking.

The museum is closed every Monday and Tuesday. One travel guide says that it opens as normal on public holidays. This may include Mondays and Tuesdays, so call 02-709-7403 before planning a holiday visit.

Basic admission covers 2 hours. If your ticket includes a creative class, check how much time is included. Extra time costs 1,000 won per 10 minutes, as of December 2024.

Getting in

Entrance
You can reach the entrance by wheelchair. Sources differ on whether the way in has a ramp or is level with no steps. Call 02-709-7403 (+82-2-709-7403) and ask how to get in by wheelchair.
Route
The museum's directions use Namyeong Exit 1, Sookmyung Women's Univ. Exit 6 and Samgakji Exit 11. Namyeong Exit 1 and Sookmyung Exit 6 have no street elevator. For elevator exits, see Getting there.
Parking
The museum's own lot is free, but the area behind the building is narrow. Accessible parking is somewhat hard to use, so take public transport if you can. If the lot is full, the paid lot at Woori Building (우리빌딩) next door costs 3,000 won per hour, as of October 2026.
Booking
Book through Naver Booking. LS Company (엘에스컴퍼니), the official booking partner, answers booking, cancellation and refund questions at 1522-2089 (may work only from inside Korea).

Inside

Elevator
The museum is on basement level 1, and there is an accessible elevator. It is narrow and can be hard to use in a wheelchair. Call 02-709-7403 (+82-2-709-7403) before you book and ask whether your wheelchair fits.
Floors
The floors have no steps or slopes, so you can move around freely by wheelchair. Some activity areas may sit on a low platform with a raised edge.
Play areas
In practice, the slide, climbing wall and stepped play structures may be hard to use by wheelchair.
Toilets
There is an accessible toilet, but it is narrow and can be hard to use in a wheelchair.

Also useful

Hours
Open Wednesday to Sunday, 10:00–17:00, as of October 2026.
Ages
One travel guide says that the museum is mainly for children aged 4 to 8 and that an adult must come with them.
Prices
For 2 hours, children pay 10,000 won on weekdays and 12,000 won on weekends, as of December 2024. With a creative class, children pay 22,000 won on weekdays and 24,000 won on weekends. Adults pay 4,000 won. One travel guide says that children under 15 months enter free with proof of age. Sources differ on whether a sibling must come too. Call 02-709-7403 (+82-2-709-7403) to ask.
Families
There is stroller storage, but no stroller rental, family toilet or nursing room. Child-size toilets are available. Sources differ on a diaper-changing table. Call 02-709-7403 (+82-2-709-7403) if you need one.
Vision, hearing
There are no visual or hearing guidance facilities.

Not known yet

  • Elevator size and door width, and whether a wheelchair and a companion fit together
  • Where the accessible toilet is, and its size and grab bars
  • Slopes, crossings and curbs on the way from the Sookmyung Women's Univ. elevator exit
  • Discounts for older travelers or people with disabilities, and whether they cover foreign visitors
  • Whether staff can help in English

Sources

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