Seoul Future Lab

Wheelchair users can reach the entrance, move around inside and use accessible toilets here. Seoul Future Lab is a place to try future technology, with three experience buildings and one education building.

Wheelchair: Wheelchair accessibleThe entrance approach, moving around inside and the accessible toilets all work for wheelchair users.
Walking load: MediumWith four buildings, plan for some walking; the distance between them is not known.
Source: Checked online · Oct 2026

Small wheeled robots with red and blue lights on a gray floor around a black box and a black arch at Seoul Future Lab — Photo: KTO, KOGL Type 3

Getting there

Magongnaru StationLine 9 and AREXStreet elevator at Exit 1.The operator lists a second street elevator but does not say which exit it serves.About 70 m in a straight line.
Station
Magok StationLine 5Street elevators at Exits 1 and 3, near Exits 4 and 5, and near Exits 6 and 7.About 660 m in a straight line.
Station
Magok Station toiletOutside the gates, B1, by Exit 2. Wheelchair-usable.

Accessible toilets near here

Getting in

Entrance: The approach to the entrance works well for wheelchair users.
Parking: Accessible parking is available and works well for wheelchair users.
Route: On Line 9 at Magoknaru Station, you can go directly from the ticket gates to Magok Square (마곡광장). It is to the left of the gates on the Exit 1 and 2 side.
Airport Railroad: The known way from the Airport Railroad uses Exit 6, then an escalator down to B1.

Inside

Moving around: Wheelchair users can generally move around easily.
Layout: There are three experience buildings and one education building. The distance between them and places to rest are not known.
Toilets: The accessible toilets work well for wheelchair users. They are at Magok Square, to the right of the Future Education Hall (퓨처교육관), with separate men's and women's toilets. Sources differ on whether there is instead one accessible toilet near the ticket office. Ask staff for the nearest accessible toilet when you arrive.
Toilet inside: The accessible toilet appears to have wide floor space, grab bars beside the toilet, a backrest and an emergency bell.

Also useful

Activities: Some activities may be hard if you have limited use of your hands, or a visual or hearing disability.
Baby care: A diaper-changing table is in the women's toilet at Magok Square. There is no nursing room, and no stroller rental or storage.
Information: Information facilities work well for wheelchair users.
Website: The website is in Korean.

Not known yet

Admission fee and opening hours
Steps, door width and elevators at the buildings
The route from the Exit 1 street elevator to Magok Square on B1
A way from the Airport Railroad to Magok Square without the escalator
The route between buildings, and which activities work from a wheelchair

Sources

The summary, the notes and the lists on this page draw on these sources.

Seoul DanurimDec 2024

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