Things to do in Lotte World

An amusement park that's bigger than expected. You first enter a building with three floors. On the bottom floor, there's an ice rink for ice skating. On the first and second levels, there are roller coasters like a ship, Sinbad Adventure, and 3D roller coasters. A parade with K-pop music also takes place in the building. However, we recommend going up the rocks as early as possible to get to Magic Island outside. There, you'll find roller coasters for adults, such as the Haunted House (admission for this attraction costs extra and can be purchased at the castle). The indoor area is more for children. The food stalls are super delicious. We recommend the churros and the yogurt snack. We visited on a Monday, and the wait times were really short in the early morning/afternoon. In the late afternoon, however, you might have to wait for half an hour.

Smooth entry. No need to line up. I will recommend going there during the golden hours from 6:00-7:00pm. Give enough time though for the museum located at the ground floor before heading up. Insightful experience.🙂

As a couple who enjoys visiting aquariums, we consider this a definite must-see in South Korea, since we could observe the animals in a vast tank and most species are present. We highly recommend the experience.

This park is very nice; you can easily explore it in one day. I went on all the rides, and it was super fun. Facilities: They are excellent, all the attractions are super fun and amazing.

The overall rating would be 5, but the value for maney would be 4 because the expect the picture would be the set but I paid additional 5,000 won on site for the coat. I commend that the shirt has no bad odor but only goood smell. And I love the staffs they are very accommodating.

The shop can be tricky to find, but the directions that others had left in reviews were really helpful and made it easy! If you are walking outside from the station, the external stairs down to B1 are just before the CU. This leads you straight in front of the shop - trying to find if from inside is tricky. Bring an ID (not your passport) to leave behind, as well as either 2 x 500 won coins or 1 x 1000 won note (there is a change machine in the store) to lock your locker. The owner was very friendly and encouraged you to try on as much as you wanted to pick your outfit. You can return after hours (between 5:30pm and 9pm) using instructions he gives you. There were lots of colours, options & sizes to choose from and it felt foreigner friendly.

Super easy to find, the staff were really helpful and kind. Amazing options to choose from!

Be sure to finalize your itinerary first and confirm which attractions you will actually visit to see if the total cost exceeds 85,000 KRW, making it worth buying the pass. Because our itinerary wasn't planned out until right before departure, I kept hesitating on whether to get the pass. In the end, we decided to have seafood at Gijang, so for the daytime, we arranged to visit Haedong Yonggungsa Temple (free), then walked over to ride the luge (1), and walked to Lotte World Adventure Busan (2) while browsing the Lotte Department Store. All of these are nearby. Just the admission fee for the theme park for this day, plus the luge, and Spa Land (3) inside Shinsegae Department Store on the second day already exceeded 85,000 KRW. Even though we only used it for these three spots, it was still a great deal. PS: Remember to go on a non-holiday in South Korea, otherwise many places will have huge lines just from waiting. We planned our attractions for a Monday and Tuesday; the amusement park had very few people, and the spa land wasn't crowded either.

You can pick up your Discover Seoul Pass at Incheon Airport Terminal 2 (T2) on the third floor, at a store with a blue sign that says "TRAVEL MATE & BOOK STORE." This store is very close to the tax refund kiosks, Shake Shack, and Paris Baguette bakery. You can use these landmarks and store signs to find it. Once you enter the "TRAVEL MATE & BOOK STORE," you'll see a counter on the right-hand side near the entrance, but that's not the one. You need to walk to a very small counter on the left-hand side in the middle of the store. Give the QR code to the staff, and they will give you your Discover Seoul Pass. This time, I bought the 24-hour pass. On the first day, I went to the COEX Aquarium in the afternoon and N Seoul Tower in the evening. On the second day, I spent the entire day at Lotte World. It was very cost-effective, and I highly recommend purchasing it.