Coisas para fazer em Soingook Theme Park

Un lugar hermoso y una visita obligada en verano para ver las hortensias. Estuve aquí hace 4 años a principios de junio. Pensé que las hortensias eran preciosas entonces. Ahora, a finales de junio, es la floración completa de las hortensias y es aún más asombroso. El jardín también ha cambiado ligeramente y me encanta descansar en el gran invernadero donde hay una cafetería dentro. Una belleza absoluta.

If you only want to do this one activity, it's cheaper to buy it on Klook. Klook often has discount coupons available. However, if you want to do both this and Running Man, there's actually a slightly cheaper discounted price available on-site. Even if a child is over 150cm, they still need an adult to accompany them, and you'll need to pay extra for a double seat on-site. It's fun! The orange helmet is very cute, and you can play for 10 minutes. Show the QR code at the Running Man lobby to redeem your tickets. Booking with Klook is convenient: It's very easy, no foreign language communication needed, just swipe and get your ticket.

It was a lot of fun, and 90 minutes was just right. Our kids, aged 10 and 12, had a great time. The location is within the Jungmun Tourist Complex, with a bus stop nearby. You can also use Uber to call a car (we arrived via MSC cruise). There's a cafe outside with free Wi-Fi, so those not participating can order drinks and wait there. Booking with Klook was convenient: no need to communicate in a foreign language; just show the QR code to the counter staff.

경험: 5개의 다른 갤러리가 있는 정말 멋진 경험이었고, 조선 시대에 대한 정보와 현대 미술이 잘 어우러져 있었습니다.

We did not expect Lunafall to be this theatrical and dramatic. We are impressed with the entire experience despite having a language barrier. We got two Lunaballs for both our children to enhance the experience. They had a great time there. Recommended for families with children; it will be tricky for the elderly with sight issues. The trail is dark, although lit at some points, which will be alright for normally sighted people but challenging for the elderly. It is not stroller and wheelchair friendly.

¡Divertido! Ojalá la Escuela del Terror hubiera sido más larga. También lo pasé muy bien en los Go Karts Tangerine. Valió la pena el dinero. *Nota: no puedes llevar ningún objeto contigo, especialmente teléfonos. La Escuela del Terror tiene taquillas y los Go Karts tienen cajas para guardar tus cosas. Te pedirán que te vayas si no cumples.

On a rainy day in Jeju, we spontaneously decided to do this activity. Booking through Klook offered a discount, and the redemption process was smooth. We went on a weekday, so there weren't many people. The same venue also offers activities like go-karting, Running Man, and a horror school, but we only visited the 4D馆 (4D Experience Hall) and took many photos, most of which featured Jeju characteristics.

Cartridge cases can hit you, and in fact, a child was hit on the arm! They said that part felt hot for a moment, so I think it's safer to wear long sleeves. A non-woven apron that can cover your neck is available for free! The instructor was precise and polite. There is a staff member who can speak a little Japanese.