Things to do in Seoul Grand Park

Really great deal for the price. We stayed from opening to closing. We went during a weekday so it was really quiet, so very short line ups for the rides. The water shows were fun as well. Go during the weekend if you want more rides since many were closed when we went due to low attendance.

Our tour guide, Jessica, is a Korean who returned from overseas, so her English is fluent and authentic. Along the way, she shared many insights into the realities of South Korea. You could tell she put a lot of effort into preparing the content. In just two or three hours, she introduced us to the high housing prices in the Gangnam area, the cram school culture, the prevalence of plastic surgery, the low birth rate, and the current state of matchmaking services. Her presentation wasn't just based on personal impressions; she used data and evidence to powerfully share the current situation in Korea. Finally, she shared her personal reasons for staying in Korea. Jessica was very meticulous and patient, thoughtfully answering everyone's questions and ensuring our safety on the streets. She provided headsets for everyone throughout the tour, so we could all clearly hear her explanations. I realized that Korea and Taiwan face many similar challenges, and I was so happy to have such a professional and dedicated guide on my first day in Seoul. What stood out to me was that even on the subway, she explained that the broadcast we just heard was a plastic surgery advertisement, tying it back to the day's theme. I highly recommend this tour!

It was a good hike! The trail was properly maintained and the areas were clean. Our tour guide, Marcos was able to guide us throughout the journey. After the hike we had a good lunch (seafood pancake). Overall the hike was a 10 out of 10.

Renting shoes here was the absolute best decision! It was supposedly an easy trail on Mount Gwanaksan, but it was still a genuinely tough climb (haha). Thanks to renting shoes here, I didn't slip, didn't hurt my ankles, and was able to climb safely. Above all, the staff were so kind and spoke Japanese, which made it worry-free to use. The facility is also conveniently located right by the subway exit before you even go above ground, making it very easy to find. Plus, it's clean! You can use lockers for free, there's a changing area, and I highly recommend it for travelers ^^

I was lucky enough to have a solo lesson and I couldn’t be happier. Naomi is so kind and a great teacher. I feel like I learned a lot about the recipes and cuisine in Korea as a whole. Definately recommend.

It was a very good experience. I had a lady who stayed with me since I don't speak Korean; she did all the translations. Everything went well, the treatments are perfect, and I saw the results. I will come back.

The instructor was incredibly patient, teaching those of us with no dance experience by repeating steps slowly and guiding everyone tirelessly. They also provided wonderful emotional encouragement. A truly excellent instructor! And the photographer was amazing, editing our less-than-perfect dancing into something fantastic! I'd love to go again next time! Highly recommended!

The staff was very attentive, and the translator was also very good. Overall, the colorimetry and body shape analysis is good; it's not an in-depth exploration, but it serves as a good foundation. They also recommended products I could buy and provided printed guides of what they explained.