Things to do in Incheon

Our family have a good time riding the luge and railbike which is the highlight for this day tour. My kids also enjoy feeding the sea gulls as well. Our tour guide , Rachel is very helpful and explain the iterinary in Chinese very well.

Our driver and guide was Paul and he was simply the best! He was very lively and cheerful. When we arrived at the luge, he helped us get tickets and even took the cable car up, and down the luge once to ensure that we are all doing okay. He really goes the extra mile and he was especially thoughtful to my son, Nat Nat. I would highly recommend this tour as the luge was a very exciting part of our trip to Seoul.

It really is quite remote. For those taking the subway, please double-check the 【final stop and direction】 of your train. We didn't realize there were branch lines this time and ended up at a different destination, wasting a lot of time. Klook's statement that 【strollers are not allowed】 refers to not bringing the stroller ""into the park upstairs"", but strollers can be left on the 1st floor 【there is a stroller parking area at the 1st-floor entrance】. Also, the rides on the 3rd floor have closing times, which are not synchronized with the overall closing time, so you can play on the 3rd floor first. Preschool children will have a lot of fun, and the Pororo show is also very good and worth seeing.

Rachel is a very friendly guide who patiently explained everything to us in detail. We really loved the itinerary — it wasn’t rushed at all and was perfect for families. The luge was fun, the strawberries were incredibly sweet, and we enjoyed trying the seaweed and dressing up in hanbok. Overall, a very enjoyable experience!

Mr Kim was an absolutely wonderful guide. He was chatty and engaging and explained so much of Busan’s history. The itinerary was great- we started on the eastern end of Busan and ended up on the western end. Definitely worth the money!

It was so much fun! The kids loved it too. I don't think we could have made it there from Seoul without the tour, as it's quite far. It takes an hour to get to the luge, and then another 50 minutes to Chinatown, but Sabrina's refreshing driving made it feel like we arrived very quickly. The luge was definitely the most fun. We went down twice in no time. I could have spent the whole day there. It was hot, so I appreciated that she showed us the murals in Chinatown from the car. Personally, I think it should be mentioned in advance that the schedule includes a Chinese restaurant for a meal, and buying Yakult from the Yakult lady (optional, but it creates an atmosphere where you feel like buying it). Well, the dumplings, fried rice, and jajangmyeon were delicious, so it's all good! Feeding shrimp crackers to the seagulls while riding the ferry was really fun. The moment when the seagulls fly towards your shrimp crackers and you feel a connection, that unspoken exchange of "I'm here! I'm coming to eat now!" is enjoyable. Please be careful as they sometimes nibble your fingers a little. One bag of shrimp crackers will definitely be gone in the short 15-minute voyage. The final rail bike is fun to pedal while enjoying the scenery of the Ferris wheel and bridges across the river. Since it's a one-way, one-lane road, you can't pass even if you hurry. I think it's best to take it easy! Thanks to Sabrina's smooth driving, her service-mindedness, and the friendly atmosphere of the people we were with, we had a great time and were able to start our journey home about an hour and a half early. Highly recommended for families!

Punctual pick-up and drop-off. Mr. Zheng helped purchase tickets and arrange the itinerary. Private car service is convenient! Dalong Market has authentic local flavor. The display and lighting at the Chao Yang Textile market create a great atmosphere. The luge is exciting and fun!

best time ever because the place was quite big and kids loved it. inspire resort is also a good place to kill time before you go for your flight boarding

The only issue was that they changed our tour because enough people didn't sign up for the original one (they switched us to the Nami Island tour with two parks). It was fun, and our guide, Lansom, was very pleasant and attentive.