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Nanjicheon Park

Not enough is known yet to say how far a wheelchair can go here, though the entrance has no step and the park has accessible toilets. Nanjicheon Park has a lawn plaza and a duck pond. We only know a little about it so far.

Wheelchair
Not enough data yetYou can reach the entrance without a step, and the park has four accessible toilets. How well the paths work for a wheelchair is not known.
Walking load
MediumThe lawn, pond and other facilities are spread out, so visiting several spots takes some walking.
Source
Checked online · Oct 2026
Nanjicheon Park path with fallen leaves, grassy slopes, autumn trees and a small wooden pavilion in the distance
KTO, KOGL Type 1

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We have only a few facts about this place so far.

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Night access is not clear. If you plan to visit at night, check Nanjicheon Park's opening hours first.

What we know

Entrance
You can reach the entrance by wheelchair. There is no step on the way.
Paths
One travel guide says the paths are gentle and fairly easy with a stroller. Older information from 2016 says this park was planned for a second phase of accessibility work. Whether that work was finished is not known.
Toilets
Four toilets in the park have an accessible stall: by the futsal court and toddler playground, by the artificial turf soccer field, by the Nanji Lawn Plaza snack bar, and at the Nanjicheon Park parking lot. All four have emergency bells. They are open 24 hours, as of May 2024.
Snack bars
The park has two snack bars: one at a parking lot and one at Nanji Lawn Plaza. The Nanji Lawn Plaza snack bar is next to an accessible toilet.
Parking
You can park at the Nanjicheon Park parking lot or the Nanjicheon Park Samgeori parking lot. Cars pay 150 won per 5 minutes, as of October 2026. During soccer matches and events, the fee is a flat 5,000 won for 4 hours.
Electric cart
The Maengkkongi electric cart (맹꽁이 전기차) runs from this park to the top of Haneul Park and the top of Noeul Park. Whether a wheelchair can board is not known.
Cart times
To Haneul Park, it runs 08:00 to 20:00 from March to September, 09:00 to 19:00 in October and November, and 10:00 to 18:00 from December to February, as of October 2026. Carts run as needed or every 10 to 20 minutes. The last ride up leaves 30 minutes before service ends. To Noeul Park, carts run every 30 minutes.
Cart fares
The standard fare to Haneul Park is 2,000 won one way or 3,000 won round trip, as of October 2026. The standard fare to Noeul Park is 2,000 won one way. Discount fares for people with disabilities and people 65 or older are 1,500 won one way or 2,200 won round trip. The proof you need and whether foreign visitors qualify are not stated. Ask when you buy your ticket whether this covers you. You can get a refund for unused rides on the day you buy.
Hours
The park is open every day of the year. At night it may stay open, or it may follow World Cup Park's hours: 06:00 to 21:00 from October to March, and 06:00 to 22:00 from April to September, as of October 2026. Sources differ on night hours. Call World Cup Park at 02-300-5500 (+82-2-300-5500) to ask.
Entry fee
One travel guide says entry is free, as of April 2025.
Phone
Call World Cup Park at 02-300-5500 (+82-2-300-5500) or the Western Parks Leisure Center (서부공원여가센터) at 02-300-5501 (+82-2-300-5501).
Map
The World Cup Park leaflet map helps you find accessible toilets, parking and the electric cart. It has no wheelchair routes.

Not known yet

  • Surface, slope and width of the paths, and any sections a wheelchair cannot use
  • Crossings, curbs and slopes between the station elevator exit and the park
  • Whether a wheelchair can board the electric cart, and how
  • Stall size, door width and any entry step at the four accessible toilets
  • Wheelchair rental at the park

Getting there

  • World Cup Stadium StationLine 6Street elevator at Exit 2.
    Station
  • World Cup Stadium Station toiletsOutside the gates, B1, by Exit 2. Listed as not wheelchair-usable.Inside the gates, B1, by Exit 1. Wheelchair-usable.
  • Digital Media City StationLine 6, AREX, and Gyeongui–Jungang LineStreet elevator at Exit 4.
    Station
  • Digital Media City Station toiletsOutside the gates, B1, by Exit 4. Wheelchair-usable.Inside the gates, B1, by Exits 2 and 3. Listed as not wheelchair-usable.

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