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KidZania Seoul

Yes, you can visit KidZania Seoul by wheelchair: it has an elevator and an accessible toilet, and older information describes a flat main entrance. Job activities here are for children from 36 months old until they finish middle school, and adults cannot come without a child.

Wheelchair
Wheelchair accessibleStep-free main entrance (older information), an elevator and an accessible toilet.
Walking load
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Source
Checked online · Oct 2026
Indoor street set at KidZania Seoul with a Theater building, glass dome ceiling painted like sky, and empty tables in front
Photo: KTO, KOGL Type 3

Getting there

  • Jamsil StationLine 2 and Line 8Street elevators at Exits 1, 6, and 9.About 280 m in a straight line.
    Station
  • Jamsil Station toiletsLine 2: Outside the gates, B1, by Exit 1. Wheelchair-usable.Line 8: Outside the gates, B1, by Exit 11. Wheelchair-usable.
  • Seokchon Gobun StationLine 9Street elevators at Exits 1, 2, 3, and 4.About 980 m in a straight line.
    Station

Accessible toilets near here

Heads-up

If tickets sell out, walk-in admission is unavailable. Booking on the KidZania website is for members only, and foreign visitors need an alien registration card to join. Use its Buy Tickets link for foreign visitors, which goes to Orderect.

Ticket lines can form from 09:30 to 10:00, and ticketing, entry and exit times get very crowded. If you qualify, ask about Fast Track at the floor 1 ticket counter.

Free parking is hard to apply at Lotte World Tower, Lotte World Mall or Avenuel. Use the underground parking at Lotte World Adventure.

As of August 2026, KidZania Seoul is open all year, but check for separate closure notices before you go.

Getting in

Entrance
In older information from 2021, the approach and main entrance are wide, flat and step-free, with an automatic door.
Parking
Park under Lotte World Adventure on floors B2 to B4, then take the KidZania elevator up to floor 1. Your entry ticket gives 3 hours free; buy 3 more at the floor 1 information desk for 4,000 won on weekdays or 11,200 won on weekends and holidays (as of October 2026).
Fast Track
Fast Track is for wheelchair users and people with walking disabilities (disability grades 1 to 5), visitors aged 70 or over and pregnant visitors. Visitors aged 70 or over and pregnant visitors need proof. With its notice, you and immediate family use a separate entrance 5 minutes before entry time; ask at the floor 1 ticket counter whether your documents cover you.
Route
The walk from Jamsil Station Exit 4 takes about 5 minutes. It is not known whether this route is step-free.

Inside

Elevator
Activities and facilities are on floors 2 and 3, and you will find an elevator on floors 1, 2 and 3. The floor 2 exit route has stairs. Ask staff whether an elevator can take you out instead.
Activities
Only children go into the activity rooms, and adults watch through glass or on screens. Only a child's wristband holds a place in an activity line, so an adult cannot wait instead.
Toilets
The building has an accessible toilet, so ask staff for its floor when you arrive. In older information from 2021, parts of the toilet may be inconvenient to use.
Rest areas
On floor 2, you can rest at Sportsplex, Event Zone and Bache Lounge. On floor 3, the Parents' Refresh Lounge faces the cafe lounge and has massage chairs for 3,000 won per 10 minutes, card or QR only, as of October 2026.
Wheelchairs
In older information from 2021, the entrance information desk lends wheelchairs. Bring your own if you rely on one.

Also useful

Hours
As of October 2026, off-peak weekdays run 10:00 to 18:00, and ticket sales end at 15:00. Peak season, weekends and holidays have two sessions, 10:00 to 15:00 and 15:00 to 19:30, and ticket sales end at 17:00.
Fees
As of October 2026, child/adult prices on weekdays are 57,000/20,000 won for 5 hours, 62,000/20,000 won all day and 27,000/12,000 won for 3 hours. In peak season and on weekends and holidays, they are 57,000/20,000 won for session 1, 46,000/17,000 won for session 2, 72,000/20,000 won all day and 27,000/12,000 won for 3 hours. On those days, 3-hour tickets are available only at the ticket desk.
Discount
On KidZania's Korean page, the discount is 50% off half-day tickets for children with disabilities and their guardians, once a day. All-day tickets are excluded. To get it, book at the venue or through the customer center, and show a welfare card on your visit day. On the English page, it is 50% off all tickets for children with disabilities with a welfare card. It is not known whether foreign visitors or foreign documents qualify. Ask at the ticket desk or call 1544-5110 (may work only from inside Korea) whether this covers you.
Language
Some activity rooms need Korean reading. In the English Trip program, children do activities in English with native-speaking staff, and you can change or cancel up to 4 days before entry.
Who can book
You cannot book for adults alone, or for adults with only children under 36 months old. Regular bookings need at least 1 child and 1 adult, but children from elementary grade 3 can come alone with guardian consent and proof.

Not known yet

  • Any step, slope or door threshold at the floor 1 ticketing entrance
  • Elevator size and step-free paths to every activity area on floors 2 and 3
  • Which activity rooms a child using a wheelchair can enter, and whether an adult can go in to help
  • Floor, exact location and size of the accessible toilet
  • A step-free route to the entrance from Jamsil Station's elevator exits or the parking lot

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