All inclusive Seoul Package

Enjoy a safe, speedy and straightforward ride between Seoul and the Incheon International Airport.

Get the Incheon Airport Express Train (One Way) with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Nonstop travel between Incheon International Airport and Seoul Station.
Free Wifi and USB charging access onboard.
Sit back and relax in the comfy seats of a premium AREX train as you take the safest, fastest and most direct route between the city and the airport.
There's plenty of luggage storage along with wifi and charging outlets, perfect if you've just touched down and are heading into town or you've had your fill and you're back to the airport to fly out again.
You'll be at your destination in under 45 minutes on this non-stop connection.
You can get the train from/to
Seoul Station: B2F, 378 Cheongpa-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, 04301
Incheon Airport (ICN) Terminal 1: B1F, 271 Gonghang-ro, Unseo-dong, Jung-gu, Incheon, 22382
Incheon Airport (ICN) Terminal 2: B1F, 272 Gonghang-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon, 22382

Dip, dive, swing and jump through Seoul in this indoor playground.

Enjoy the Dynamic Maze with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Get lost in an indoor adventure playground.
Jump over obstacles, climb through tunnels and slip down slides to complete the mission.
Will you complete the mission through the temple of Haetae?
There's a mind-boggling mirror maze, a knee-trembling rope bridge and much more to get stuck into while you journey through the indoor maze.
Expect the unexpected. Be prepared to shoot down villains and jump over lava to find your way out of the Dynamic Maze.
Teamwork makes the dream work. Grab your family and friends and challenge yourselves in this thrilling indoor adventure playground.
You'll come away with a wonderful sense of achievement. This is the perfect experience for those who love a challenge and fancy doing something a little different in Seoul.
Mission impossible? Completed.

You'll be giving major main character energy as you get to go inside the game at the Alive Museum.

Visit the Alive Museum with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Enjoy three fun and interactive areas.
Immersive exhibits from the Media Theme Park Museum.
Get ready for fun and unique photo opportunities in the illusionary masterpieces of Seoul's Alive Museum as you walk through vibrant and unusual backdrops and play the leading role in your favorite games.
First up, its the Photo Studio. Time Slip puts you in the past with both creative and traditional backdrops from history.
Next stop, Game Village. Here you're player one, as scenes from well-known games unfold on screen in front of you and make fantasy feel like reality.
Finally, you'll get to Toy Village. It's time to unleash your inner child as here you'll find larger-than-life childhood toys.
Get ready for a cute and colorful insta-worthy experience!

Dive into a rainbow of huge ball pools at Seoul’s Colorpool Museum, with nine different themed zones to explore!

Visit the Colorpool Museum with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day - all you've got to do is show your pass!
Play to your heart’s content in colorful scented rooms with ball pools, swings and more.
Nine themed zones to explore.
Multiple spots for great photo opps that are sure to jazz up your Instagram feed.
This multi-sensory technicolor experience is a joy for kids, groups of friends and fun-loving grown-ups alike.
It’s easy to while away two or three fun-packed hours at the Colorpool Museum, with a whopping nine brightly colored zones to discover, each with its own unique theme, color scheme and scent.
Hit the rose-scented pink zone, where you can whiz down a slide into a pool of flamingo-pink balls and shoot hoops around the basketball net. In the citrusy red room, a giant disc rotates you gently beneath a rainbow blizzard of confetti. And, in the fruit-flavored baby pink room, a giant slice of watermelon swings you over a pool of lime-green balls.

Don’t miss the chance to light up your Instagram feed with ace photo opportunities in every zone; by the confetti-blowing unicorn, on the sugar donut swings, and beneath the rainbow-colored pergola in the sweetly scented floral garden.

Famous across Korea for its starring role in popular K-drama Winter Sonata, Nami Island is a lush green oasis that feels a million miles from the hustle and bustle of Seoul.

Visit Nami Island with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day - all you've got to do is show your pass!
Your zooFamily pass includes entry into Nami Island via a free 5-minute ferry ride, which includes a return trip
Discover the many attractions of verdant Nami Island.
Stroll Gingko Tree Lane, get romantic in the Maple Lane of True Love and scratch your selfie itch by the Winter Sonata statue.
Shaped like a crescent moon, Nami Island is a tiny sliver of land in the middle of the North Han River, around an hour-and-a-half from central Seoul. Explore the vast meadows, beautiful landscapes, various restaurants, shops and attractions within the island.
Fancy a break from the hustle, bustle and bright lights of the city? Want to trade soaring skyscrapers for towering trees and tranquil riverside walks? Then Nami Island is likely to be right up your street.
You can expect a different experience depending on which time of year you visit. In spring the island bursts into life and beautiful pale pink cherry blossoms bloom in early April. In summer it's all about lazy picnics on grassy banks and gentle bike rides through shaded avenues of giant pines and redwood trees. The island is a blaze of color in autumn, when the leaves in the Maple Lane of True Love are all fiery oranges and burnished reds, and the photographers are out in force. In winter, a blanket of snow lends a magical feel to traditional pagodas and groves of white birch trees.
It’s also worth seeking out Nami Island’s fine statues, including a huge bronze sculpture of a woman breastfeeding her child. Fans of K-drama Winter Sonata will also be keen to see the life-size statue of lead characters Kang Joon-sang and Jeong Yoo-jin, who shared their first kiss on the nearby Glass Sequoia Bridge.
Other attractions on the island include a mini tourist train, a zip wire, a museum of musical instruments and facilities for swimming, roller skating and water sports.

Each day, ferries depart from Gapyeong Wharf to Nami Island at 30-min intervals between 8am and 9am, then every 10 to 20 mins between 9am and 6pm. After that, they're every 30 mins until the last ferry at 9pm. So you can be flexible when using your ticket with zooFamily.

During the fall season (from Sep 16th to Nov 13th), the first ferry leaves a little earlier, at 07:30, and the last ferry is pushed back later to 21:30. You'll also be able to get this later ferry on Fridays, Saturdays, and the day before a national holiday during the summer season, which runs from Jul 15th to Aug 21st.

Experience the thrills and spills of South Korea’s biggest theme park with this shuttle bus round-trip from Seoul.

Catch the shuttle bus to Everland with zooFamily

With us, there are no fees - all you've got to do is show your pass!
This round-trip from Seoul to the Everland Resort in Yongin gives you a full day to enjoy the many attractions of South Korea’s largest and most popular theme park.
Three pick-up points available.
The shuttle leaves early and returns in the evening, meaning you’ll have loads of time to enjoy all the entertainment Everland has to offer.
The shuttle offers three pick-up/drop-off points at Hongik University, Myeong-dong and Dongdaemun subway stations.
With your pass, you'll get a guaranteed seat on a comfortable, air-conditioned bus without worrying about the hassles of public transportation.
Please note: entry to the Everland theme park is not included with your bus transfer and must be bought separately.

 

 

See Seoul’s superb sights the easy way: on an open-top hop-on hop-off bus tour of the city!

Hop on (and off) the Yellow Balloon City Tour Bus with zooFamily

With us, there are no fees on the day - all you've got to do is show your pass!
Your pass includes unlimited rides on the Yellow Balloon City Bus’s traditional cultural route for one day.
See sights including Namdaemun Market, the grand Sejong Center for Performing Arts and the Lotte World Tower, one of the tallest buildings on the planet.
Spend a day hopping on and off the Yellow Balloon City Bus at attractions of your choice. The traditional cultural route covers many of Seoul’s major attractions, making this one of the best and easiest ways to tick off as many sights as possible (without wearing out your favorite shoes).

Attractions on the cultural route include a number of lively food and flea markets, plus historic Gwanghwamun Plaza, which is overlooked by the imposing Bugaksan mountain and lavish 14th-century royal residence that is Gyeongbok Palace. You’ll also get right up close to Seoul’s tallest building – the skyscraping 123-story Lotte World Tower – and experience Dongdaemun Design Plaza, an architectural marvel that’s an Instagrammer's dream come true. This huge space-age construction hosts a number of bars and restaurants, plus shops, exhibitions and even a sensory playground for kids.

Home All-Inclusive Pass Attractions School Uniform Rental near Lotte World
Heading to Lotte World? Then you've got to try this school uniform rental experience!

Enjoy school uniform rental with zooFamily

Includes all-day rental - perfect if you're heading to Lotte World!
Dozens of uniforms to choose from.
Please note: this experience does not include entry to Lotte World.
Inspired by popular K-dramas, school uniform rental is a fun and popular activity in Seoul. With zooFamily you can get a full day's rental from Ewha Rental before heading to Lotte World to enjoy its many rides and thrills!
Choose from a wide selection of tv and real high school-inspired gear. You'll then be able to get some incredible photos around their pastel-colored studio or head to Lotte World and spend your day exploring the park. Whether it's posing by a decorative merry-go-round, or getting the perfect selfie with Lotte World's iconic castle in the backdrop, you'll end your day with plenty of cute snaps!

ADDITIONAL ITEM RENTAL PRICE

Jacket/blazer: 5,000 KRW
School bag: 5,000 KRW

Home All-Inclusive Pass Attractions Coconut Box and Love Museum
Enter a world of optical illusions, VR gaming and huge ball pits at Coconut Box and grab some wild snaps in the interactive Love Museum.

Visit Coconut Box and Love Museum with zooFamily

Pay nothing upon entry, simply show your pass.
Enjoy the many delights of Coconut Box, including a Bob Marley-themed ball pool with live DJs, an NFT gallery, a VR playroom and bamboo bungalows for relaxation.
Access to the risqué exhibits inside the eye-popping Love Museum is also included.
zooFamily gives you access to dozens more of the city's top attractions, so make sure to check them out!

This huge indoor playground for grown-ups is a great way to while away a few hours.
There are seven experiential zones to explore inside the tropical-themed Coconut Box. Immerse yourself in world-famous art masterpieces in the Media Art Box, where wall-sized projections and surround sound make you feel like you’re inside the painting. Chill in the Bob Marley ball pool, challenge your buddies in the VR gaming zone and ride a near-vertical slide. Don’t worry: there’s a soft landing at the end of it!
There’s a bar serving fruit and teas which you can take to enjoy in one of 32 cute bamboo bungalows, surrounded by palm trees.
Pass holders can also access the Love Museum, with its exhibitions that are strictly for adults only! We’re talking highly sexualized sculptures and 3D paintings to interact with and create your own very NSFW photographic art to take home. Anyone offended by nudity and sexual images should proceed with caution. Think eye-popping pop art with plenty of bananas, hot dogs and aubergines and you’ll probably have some idea of what to expect.

Scale the dizzy heights of the N Seoul Tower for panoramic views across the city.

Soar to the top of the N Seoul Tower with zooFamily

With us, there are no fees on the day - all you've go to do is show your pass!
See Seoul from one of the highest points in the city.
The tower is open late for amazing nighttime views of the illuminated skyline.

Get a birds-eye view of the city skyline from the N Seoul Tower, a 774ft beacon atop Mount Namsan.
N Seoul Tower is known by various names. The ‘N’ stands for ‘new’, ‘nature’ or ‘Namsan’ (depending who you ask), but locals tend to stick with either Seoul Tower or Namsan Tower.
The best way to reach this sky-high observation tower is by taking a cable car up the mountain from the boarding point near Myeong-dong station. Once there, hook yourself up with an audio guide to get the most from your visit and be sure to check out the love padlocks (and maybe even add your own) on the roof terrace of the plaza before whizzing up to the observation deck for sweeping 360-degree views across Seoul and beyond.

N Seoul Tower is open until 10PM daily, and evening is a great time to visit: firstly for the sight of the tower itself, lit like a blazing candle on top of Mount Namsan; secondly for the romantic views of millions of lights twinkling across the city.

Cruise the Han River by day or at sunset and see city sights like the Banpo Bridge Rainbow Fountain and Seoul Tower.

See Seoul's sights on a Han River Cruise with zooFamily

With us, there are no fees on the day - all you've got to do is show your pass!
Choose to take your 40-minute river cruise in the afternoon or at sunset - check cruise timings below.

See Seoul's attractions from a different perspective on a cruise along the Han River.
Cruises depart in the afternoon and early evening, meaning you can choose to see the sights during daylight hours or at sunset, when lights start to twinkle across the city.
You’ll hop aboard at Yeouido Dock and follow one of two routes to either the Seogang or Dongjak Bridge, with attractions including the Seoul Tower perched atop Nam Mountain, The Banpo Rainbow Bridge with its spectacular sunset fountain show, and the untamed nature of tiny Bamseom Island.
Cruises include lively commentaries, a chance to feed the local seagulls and Instagrammable selfie opportunities galore!

Get connected with a 14-day Korean SIM card.

Get a 14-day Korean SIM Card with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Pick up from any one of the seven city center Chingu Mobile branches.
Call domestically and get internet access.
Look up directions, find food recommendations, post your vacation snaps or stay in touch with friends and family at home - or all of the above!
The choice is yours with a 14-day Korean SIM card you can stay connected, however you like.
You'll get unlimited domestic calls and 300Mb of fast and stable internet access with your 14-day Korean SIM card. Data is unlimited though, so once you've used up your 300Mb of super fast data, you'll have unlimited access to the internet at a speed of 3Mbps/sec - happy browsing!

Pick up points

Hongdae Branch: 2nd floor, 101 ho, 10, Hongik-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul, 04055
Sinchon Branch: 62, Ewhayeodae-gil, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, 03765
Konkuk Univ Branch: 31, Achasan-ro 30-gil, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, 05073
Kyunghee Univ Branch: 4, Kyungheedae-ro, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, 02453
Hyehwa Branch: 8-1, Seonggyungwan-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul, 03074
Chungang University Branch: 97 Heukseok-ro, Dongjak-gu, Seoul, 06910
Korea University Branch: 104 Goryeodae-ro, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, 02856

Hip, arty Hongdae is one of Seoul’s coolest neighborhoods, making it a great spot for partying the night away on a fun guided bar crawl!

Go on a pub crawl around Hongdae’s bars with zooFamily

Includes free entry to Hongdae’s cool pubs and clubs.
You’ll get three (or more) free shots during the crawl.
Join your party-loving guides and make some brand new friends on a pub crawl to remember in hip and happening Hongdae.
Absolute: Seoul Pub Crawl are experts in designing fun and fabulous Hongdae nights out. You’ll meet fellow party animals from Korea and around the world on these buzzing crawls, making this a great experience for couples, solo travelers and groups of friends alike. The company prides itself on creating a safe environment for women, ensuring everyone on the pub crawl feels comfortable and secure at all times.
Expect games and competitions to break the ice and get everyone chatting, plus free shots and entry to Hongdae’s cool indie bars and renowned clubs.
Please note: Thursday crawls are a smaller, more intimate group than Saturdays.

Pick out the perfect vintage look and then explore one of Seoul's most beautiful areas - amazing photos are guarenteed!

Visit Ikseon Boutique Retro Outfit Rental with zooFamily

Enjoy three-hours clothing rental.
Choose from a wide selection of vintage clothing.
Take insta-worthy photos in the boutique's themed sets.
Explore the historic Ikseondong Hanok Village and get amazing photos.
Transport yourself back in time with a visit to Ikseon Boutique.
With its large collection of authentically-styled vintage clothing, Ikseon Boutique is a must for fashion lovers and historical enthusiasts alike. Each outfit is beautifully detailed and you can pick from a huge array of accessories to create the perfect vintage look. Once you're dressed up to the nines, you can head to the boutique's set, styled to look like a 30's living room, and get some unique vacation pics.
With three hours to enjoy your outfit, you're also welcome to head out and explore the area. Located a stone's throw from Ikseondong Hanok Village, you'll have plenty of time to get creative shots by traditional buildings, grab a drink at one of the nearby bars or cafes or simply stroll through the village's narrow alleyways and pretend you're walking the streets of 1920s Seoul!

Known for its late-night crowd and buzzing bars, Itaewon is the go-to spot for unforgettable bar crawls in Seoul!

Enjoy a pub crawl in Itaewon with zooFamily

Party in exciting Itaewon.
Includes 3+ free shots.
Free entry to 3+ bars and clubs.
Special drink discounts at the bars.
Fun-loving guides who will make your night incredible!
Absolute: Seoul Pub Crawl know how to plan a night out! Join their Itaewon crawl for a Friday night to remember.
Join party animals from Korea and all over the world and discover the best of Seoul's nightlife. You'll get to explore this lively neighborhood with a local guide, who'll take you to the best spots and make sure you have a night to remember! Absolute: Seoul Pub Crawl pride themselves on making their crawls not only fun, but a safe environment for women and will make sure everyone in the group feels comfortable at all times.

With plenty of games and competitions to get your group chatting, this is a great option for solo travelers, groups and couples alike to experience Seoul by night. Plus, you'll get free entry to all the venues you visit, free shots and plenty of drink discounts!

Discover water-based wildlife, magical mermaids and phenomenal panoramas, all in Building 63.

Visit 63 Art Observatory Deck & Aqua Planet 63 with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Get entry to both the 63 Sky Art Observatory Deck and Aqua Planet 63.
Go inside the world's tallest gold-clad structure, the 63 Building.
Explore a watery world of marine life in the Aqua Planet 63 aquarium and the whizz up to the top floor for unbeatable views of Seoul at the 63 Building Observatory Deck - with your pass you'll get a combo ticket for entry to both!

Aqua Planet 63

Head down into the depths of the building and you'll find all kinds of marine plants and animals. Aqua Valley is home to turtles and Australian lungfish; you'll get a cuteness overload from the residents of Otter Planet; and you can learn about a whole variety of fish and underwater plants in the Aqua Planet Garden.
Don't miss the penguins, stingrays and seals, or the magical Mermaid Show - all providing wonderful water-based entertainment.  

63 Art Observatory Deck

It will take you just 25 seconds in a stunning glass elevator to reach the top of Building 63. From one of South Korea's tallest and most recognisable buildings you'll get breathtaking views of the city, 249 meters below.
You won't want to forget the camera for this one!

Experience the verdant oasis that is Nami Island, a calming antidote to the hustle and bustle of Seoul.

Catch the Nami Island Shuttle Bus with zooFamily

With us, there are no fees on the day - all you've got to do is show your pass!
This round-trip from Seoul gives you several hours to experience the attractions of Nami Island
Hop on the bus for an easy way to visit the pretty leafy location where Korean drama series Winter Sonata was filmed!
Please note: entry to Nami Island is not included with your bus transfer and must be paid on arrival, at a cost of around $9–10 per person.
Nami Island is a charming crescent moon-shaped sliver of land in the North Han River, around 90 minutes from Seoul. Visitors can expect a natural landscape that’s a far cry from the forest of gleaming glass-and-steel skyscrapers in the city. Here, even the electrical cables are buried underground to preserve the island’s natural beauty!
Stroll long, leafy lanes lined with chestnut and poplar trees and don’t miss the photogenic Gingko Tree Lane with its canopy of golden leaves and inquisitive squirrels scampering through the treetops. Then there’s the self-explanatory Maple Lane of True Love, for romantics with a fondness for deep-red autumnal vibes.

Nami Island also boasts a statue dedicated to beloved Korean TV drama Winter Sonata, much of which was set here, as well as a mini tourist train and facilities for swimming, roller skating and water sports.

Stroll back through time as you wander around an ancient Korean palace in historic Korean costume.

Enjoy Traditional Korean Costume Rental (Changdeokgung Palace) with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Four-hour traditional costume rental nearby the palace.
Choose from over 300 sets of Hanboks.

Explore 15th-century Changdeokgung Palace and take majestic and memorable vacation photos as you're dressed in authentic Korean Hanbok.
Korean traditional dress, the Handbok, has been around for over 1600 years making it one of the world's longest-lasting styles of national dress. With zooFamily, you can become part of this ancient tradition.
As the most well-preserved of all the royal palaces from the Joseon Dynasty, Changdeokgung Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has 10 acres for you to explore in your traditional costume. Capture striking shots by the iconic buildings or spell-binding snaps in the magical secret garden.
With hairstyling included (and hair accessory rental available for an extra fee) you'll definitely look the part as you head out to enjoy your day of discovery, with a unique immersive twist!

Create the perfect Seoul souvenir at this fascinating ring-making class.

Enjoy a ring-making class with zooFamily

Make your own ring with the help of a specialist.
All rings are made with pure silver.
Please note: instructors only speak Korean. Guidelines are available in English, Chinese and Japanese.
Create the ultimate souvenir and learn an amazing skill with this incredible ring-making experience. Made from pure silver, you can customise your ring to suit your style.
You'll learn how to shape, weld and polish your own piece of jewellery. Then, you can engrave your ring with words or a unique design, or embed your birthstone - it's up to you!

Create your very own silver Seoul souvenir at this fun ring-making class.

Take a ring-making class with zooFamily

Fashion your own silver ring with guidance from expert local jewelry makers.
Please note: instructors speak Korean only, but guidelines are available in English, Chinese and Japanese.
Here’s your chance to learn a new skill and come away at the end of the session with a ring made by (and for) your own fair hand.
You’ll shape, weld and polish your silver ring to perfection, with the option to engrave words or designs of your choice and to pimp it up with birthstones or rhinestones.

Take memorable pictures of yourself in Korea's national dress, with a 14th-century palace as your backdrop!

Enjoy traditional costume rental at Gyeongbokgung Palace with zooFamily

Visit the breathtaking Gyeongbokgung Palace.
Includes four-hour rental of a traditional Hanbok, located nearby the palace.
Choose from a wide variety of hanboks in various styles and colours.
Korean hairstyling included (hair accessory rental available for an extra fee).

With this experience, you'll have the opportunity to dress in Korea's traditional costume, the Hanbok, whilst exploring the historic Gyeongbokgung Palace.
Worn on special occasions and holidays, the Korean Hanbok is an important part of the county's cultural heritage and up until about a century ago, used to be worn by Koreans on a daily basis. So where better to try one on for yourself than Gyeongbokgung Palace, one of Seoul's most impressive historical sites? Built in 1395, the palace was the first and largest of the royal palaces of the Joseon Dynasty and after hundreds of years of foreign occupation, abandonment and war, it has now been nearly restored to its formal glory thanks to an impressive restoration project from the South Korean government.
With this unique experience, you can explore the grounds of this storied palace while wearing a traditional Korean costume. With over 300 hanboks to choose from, you'll be able to peruse a variety of vibrant colours and unique styles to pick your favorite. You'll then be able to have your hair styled into a regal up-do before heading out to get some incredible photographs around the palace.

You're in for a fright on this spooky tour of the secret and scandalous side of Seoul.

Enjoy The Dark Side of Seoul Ghost Walking Tour with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
One and a half hour walking tour of Seoul.
Learn about Seoul's most famous ghosts and the city's most scandalous secrets
Discover the Seoul you won't have heard about as you're led through dark alleys and twisting lanes on your journey through 600 years of bloody massacres, seedy hideaways and mourning ghosts.
On your walk around the city you'll learn about the dark and mysterious side of Korean history. Accompanied by some extra ghoulish guests, you'll wind through the dark side of Seoul learning from your expert guide as you go.

On route you'll discover the site of a royal massacre; Unhyeongung Royal Residence and the notorious ruler who lived there; Seoul's former red light district, Jongno 3-ga; Pimatgol Alley and how it aided the 1987 democratic movement; hidden gems that even the locals don't know about; and water related ghost stories as you stroll down the Cheonggyecheon Stream.
Thriller seeker or history hunter, the Dark Side of Seoul Ghost Walking Tour will give you a whole new perspective on the city – as long as you're brave enough!

Scare yourself silly on a guided nighttime tour of Seoul’s spookiest, goriest and most haunted locations.

Discover the dark side of Seoul with zooFamily

With us, there are no fees on the day - all you've got to do is show your pass!
Learn about Korea’s ghostlore, folk beliefs and urban legends on a 90-minute tour of Seoul’s spookiest places.
This tour has a particular focus on history and only takes place on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Hear about haunted houses, the ghosts of Gyeonghui Palace and mythical monsters that stalk the streets at night.

This fun tour is full of great myths, legends and humorous anecdotes about Korea’s ghost culture.
It’s a side of Seoul you won’t read about in the tourist brochures; a city where dark alleys bear the scars of medieval massacres, gods hide in wells and wandering spirits haunt the corridors of Gyeonghui Palace, somewhat at odds with this 17th-century mansion’s name which translates literally as the Place of Serene Harmony.
Your guide will bring Korea’s folklore, ghostly tales and urban legends to life with a lively narrative that takes you through an epic 600 years of hauntings and explains why these stories are important in Korean culture. Just keep your eyes peeled for strange, uninvited guests tagging along beside you on the tour…

Find out what’s cookin’ with the kitchen-based theatrical show that’s being wowing audiences around the world for over 25 years.

Laugh yourself silly at the Cookin' Nanta show with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day - all you've got to do is show your pass!
The story is told entirely through music, dancing and slapstick comedy, meaning there’s no language barrier.
Enjoy the show purely as a spectator or get up on stage and get involved in the action!
Includes s-class seat; if any VIP seats are available when you arrive at the theater you can upgrade for ₩11,000 (around $8) at the ticket office.
This hugely entertaining show has quite a pedigree, having been performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and on Broadway.
It tells the story of three cooks preparing a wedding feast under, shall we say, challenging circumstances, and is the longest running show in Korea’s history. Expect high-octane high jinks including acrobatics, conjuring tricks, knife juggling and lashings of slapstick comedy.
The show is held together by traditional Korean samul nori music, the distinctive beats and rhythms of which are belted out using kitchen utensils and other everyday items. Trust us when we say that pots, pans, knives and chopping boards have never sounded so good.

You’ll laugh, you’ll cry and, who knows, you may even find yourself balancing plates, piling stacks of dumplings or becoming the bride and groom at a traditional Korean wedding ceremony. With Cookin’ Nanta, audience participation is all part of the cacophonous culinary chaos!

Experience all the fun Seoul has to offer at the Grand Park complex.

Enjoy a Seoul Land Combo Pass with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
This combo pass includes admission to Seoul Land, Seoul Zoo and a one-way cable car ticket.
Experience spectacular seasonal festivities throughout the whole year at Seoul Land.
Be together with nature at Seoul Zoo.
Soar over the park on a cable car and experience unforgettable views.
Enjoy it all with this perfect combo pass, giving you entry to Seoul Land and the beautiful landscapes surrounding it.
Seoul Land was the first full-scale theme park to open in the city, coinciding with the Olympics in 1988. With everything from thrilling rollercoasters and adrenaline-pumping giant swings, to kid-friendly bumper cars and game zones, there's something to suit everyone.
There are five themed areas of the park, so take your time to explore what's on offer. Meet the park's mascots, Arong-i and Darong-i, or catch some of the many live performances and events. Among the fun, you'll find plenty of restaurants and shops – from waffles and spaghetti to convenience stores and gift shops.
Next up is Seoul Zoo, home to hundreds of animals from all over the world. Focusing its efforts on conservation, animal welfare and education, the zoo is the perfect place to brush up on your animal knowledge while knowing you're contributing to a good cause. You'll see fabulous flamingos, wild wolves, beautiful bears and playful penguins.
The Combo Pass also includes a breathtaking ride on the cable car. Take a seat and soar over the beautiful landscapes of Seoul Grand Park. Have your camera ready for this one! The views simply can't be matched.

Brave the thrill rides and shop till you drop at the huge Lotte World entertainment complex, before exploring Korea’s storied past in the Folk Museum.

Visit Lotte World and Folk Museum with zooFamily

There are over 50 attractions to enjoy throughout Lotte World, including roller coasters, carousels, boat rides, an IMAX theater and an ice rink.
Enjoy free entry into Lotte World Adventure, Magic Island, Lotte World Folk Museum and various other attractions in the compound
Be sure not to miss the Folk Museum, which features miniature model depictions of Korea through history.
Enjoy live entertainment and colorful parades and go shopping in the malls.
Go wild on the high-octane rides on Magic Island in the middle of Seokchon Lake, take the kids to Lotte’s Kidstoria and experience the planet’s biggest indoor amusement park.
Go wild on the high-octane rides on Magic Island in the middle of Seokchon Lake, take the kids to Lotte’s Kidstoria and experience the planet’s biggest indoor amusement park.
There’s really a little something for everyone in this vast complex, from the utterly terrifying Atlantis Adventure steel roller coaster to gentler activities like bumper cars, riding river rapids in the jungle and experiencing eye-popping illusions performed live on stage in the Magic Theatre.
There’s a carousel with 64 white horses, a swinging Viking ship, a bungee ride, a balloon ride that soars high over the park, and a kitschy  fairytale kingdom where kids can meet characters from Alice in Wonderland, Cinderella and more.

Kids will love riding the monorail across the water to Magic Island and adults can get their kicks in the shopping malls and on the ice-skating rink. Your ticket also includes access to the Folk Museum, where 5,000 years of Korean history is retold through miniature models, relics and dioramas, from the Paleolithic Age to Japanese colonization.

Head to South Korea's largest theme park for a day of adventures!

Visit Everland Theme Park with zooFamily

With zooFamily you'll have a full day's access to Everland.
Getting in is easy - just show your pass at the ticket office to receive your QR code for entry!
Your Seoul pass also includes dozens of other top attractions, tours and experiences, all for one money-saving price.

About this experience

Rollercoasters, shows, animals from around the world... Everland's got them all and then some. With zooFamily you can pick up a day pass so you can experience all of Everland's highlights. Split into five zones - Global Fair, Zootopia, European Adventure, Magic Land and American Adventure - there's endless fun to be found at this top South Korean theme park.
As well as thrilling park rides, you'll be able to catch shows, parades, firework displays and enjoy close-up animal encounters as you journey through this magical land.

Why choose zooFamily?  

Customers save money on sightseeing with our pass vs. buying regular walk-up tickets.
Our app makes sightseeing easy – your pass, plus all the info you’ll need is right there in the palm of your hand.  
No need to worry about buying tickets on the day, your Everland Theme Park ticket is included with your pass.

Everland Theme Park highlights

Zootopia - the park's animal-themed zone is home to over 100 species of animals and has plenty of entertaining exhibits to explore. Take a ride on a land and water vehicle at The Lost Valley for spectacular views (and even some close-up encounters) with exotic animals such as giraffes. Gaze in awe at giant pandas at Pandaworld or spot some moneys at Friendly Monkey Valley.
European Adventure - home to T-Express, the park's most famous ride, this is one of the most popular areas of Everland. Wander through Euro-inspired surrounds, pick up some European snacks and enjoy this zone's pretty gardens.
American Adventure - you'll find several thrilling rides in this area of the park, including Rolling X-Train which features two 360° rotations as well as plenty of twists and turns.
Magic Land - for family-friendly rides, head to Magic Land. With rides based on fairly tales and children's story books, this is the perfect area to entertain the little ones!
Global Fair - shops, restaurants and shows are what this zone is all about! Don't miss the live hologram theatre where you can watch life-like K-Pop shows. Be sure to get a picture at the fantastical Magic Tree or in front of the area's replicas of famous landmarks. Who knew you could get a snap of St. Mark’s Plaza in Venice and the St. Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow in Seoul!?

Everland Theme Park Facts

Everland is South Korea's largest theme park.
The park is home to the world's steepest wooden rollercoaster - T-Express.
zooFamily is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Seoul. Your pass includes Everland tickets, plus admission to dozens more top Seoul attractions.

Visit Korea's Demilitarized Zone for an insight into the history and political tensions of North and South Korea.

Take a DMZ Tour - Demilitarized Zone Round-Trip Tour from Seoul with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
This half-day DMZ tour ticks off the most interesting and important spots at the DMZ.
Includes return travel to Seoul.
Learn the history of this unique place from your expert tour guide.
Learn more about the history of the Korean War and the Cold War on this popular and educational guided DMZ tour
The Demilitarized Zone (also known as the DMZ) is the 4km-wide, 240km-long stretch of land separating North and South Korea. Expect barbed wire and electric fences from this unsettling buffer zone and have the chance to lookout onto this vast area of highly-contentious land. This tour will stop off at the most important areas of the DMZ and allow you a glimpse into the political tensions of these two politically-opposing countries and give you a deeper understanding of Korea's modern history.

DMZ Tour highlights

Imjingak Pyeonghoa-Nuri Park - once a safe space for refugees during the Korean War, you'll have the chance to learn about the people who traveled from North to South Korea during this tumultuous period of history.
The Bridge of Freedom - built to liberate 12,773 prisoners in 1953, the bridge was used by South Koreans returning home from the North.
The 3rd Infiltration Tunnel - built by North Korea as a means of invasion, you can enter part of this 1,635m-long tunnel.
Dorasan Observatory - undoubtably the most exciting part of this tour, you'll have chance to look across the border into North Korea using high-powered binoculars. You'll be able to see Kjong-dong (also known as Propaganda Village). This supposed collective farm was set-up by North Korea as a means of showing how good life is north of the DMZ, but in reality, it appears that no one actually lives there and the buildings are in fact empty shells. You can also see as far as Gaesong, North Korea's ninth-largest city.