Ingresso para o Aqua Planet em Yeosu

Entry with the tickets was straightforward, and the aquarium invites you to linger 🙂 The tanks are diversely designed. But don't come too late, otherwise the cafés and shops will already be closed.

Location: Inside Yeosu Expo Park, about a 20-minute walk from YeosuExpo Station. Price: Not cheap at all. The original price is 37,900 KRW, and it costs 713 NTD on KLOOK (considered high-priced among Korean aquariums). Facilities: The entire venue is not very large, centered around an atrium. It is mainly divided into aquatic animal zones, underwater forest zones, and marine life zones (oceanic tank). It exhibits harbor seals, Baikal seals, South American sea lions, beluga whales, and Asian small-clawed otters. Surprisingly, you can also see green sea turtles and hawksbill sea turtles. The underwater ballet in the oceanic tank is excellent, and there are many showtimes. Experience: Convenience of booking with Klook: Good. When leaving the museum in the afternoon, I saw a large number of tour groups queuing to buy tickets. Fortunately, I came early to visit and bought tickets online.

What a great experience. Worth every penny and memories. Ease of booking on Klook: easy to book and even easier to walk through at the entrance.

Easy to redeem the ticket, just scan and enter. The aquarium consist of multiple levels and different sections for different sea creatures. Good to spend 2-3 hours with kids there.

great aquarium. better than we expected. we went right when it opened so it wasnt that busy. got to see everything in less than 2 hours!

It was very easy to book through Klook. Entry was very quick and the aquarium is very large and beautiful. They also have a very interesting show.

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Klook forcibly confiscates 70% of the tour fee for an error discovered within 5 minutes of placing an order! Review content: An extremely terrible consumer experience, reminding everyone to think twice before placing an order! On April 24, 2026, due to a system interface guidance issue, I mistakenly purchased tickets for "Yeosu Aqua Planet" (originally intended to purchase for Jeju Island). I immediately contacted customer service within 5 minutes of placing the order to explain that I had booked the wrong location. I am very aware that I am partly responsible for clicking the wrong option, so my initial request was not for a full refund, but rather to proactively propose to **"pay the difference to change the location"**. Unexpectedly, Klook customer service was extremely rigid, refusing any flexible handling on the grounds of "supplier policy," insisting on not allowing ticket changes, and only willing to refund 30% in points, which is equivalent to forcibly confiscating 70% of my cash (over six thousand New Taiwan Dollars). This is an "unregistered and open-date" ticket, and I reported it within 5 minutes, so the vendor incurred no loss whatsoever. This behavior of using "non-refundable and non-changeable" unfair terms to exploit consumers has seriously violated the fair principle of the Consumer Protection Act. I have already formally filed a complaint with the Executive Yuan's Consumer Protection Committee and asserted a reduction of excessive liquidated damages under the Civil Code. Summary: I will never use this platform again, as it gives consumers no room for error and is eager to confiscate customers' hard-earned money.