Lotte World Seoul 롯데월드: Magic Pass, Rides & Tips 2026

Last updated: June 10, 2026

Located in Jamsil, Lotte World Seoul is the world’s largest indoor theme park, featuring the indoor Adventure zone and the outdoor Magic Island. Beyond the rides, you can rent a Korean school uniform, enjoy parades and shows, and explore plenty of restaurants and cafés. To maximize your time and avoid long lines, the Magic Pass is a must. This guide covers everything you need to know, from tickets and Magic Pass to the best rides and nearby attractions.

Lotte World Seoul at a Glance

Category	Information
Address	240, Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul | 서울특별시 송파구 올림픽로 240
Opening Hours	Sun.-Thu. 10:00 – 21:00 | Fri. & Sat. 10:00 – 22:00
How to get there	Subway Line 1 and 8, Jamsil Station, Exit 4
Admission	Adult 64,000 won ($44.3) | Youth 56,000 won ($38.2) | Child 48,000 won ($32.7) | Baby 16,000 won ($10.6) | Book here
Popular Experience	Korean school uniform rental, Atlantis Adventure, French Revolution, Gyro Swing, Gyro Drop, Flume Ride
Recommended Time	5–8 hours (Full day recommended)
Note	The entrance ticket is only valid for admission to Adventure, Magic Island, and playing facilities. You must buy a separate ticket to join other rides and attractions.
Website	www.lotteworld.com

How to get to Lotte World Seoul

Subway

Take the subway Line 2 or 8 to Jamsil Station, then take off at Exit 4. From there, walk by the directions with photos here. 

• From Myeongdong: Take Subway Line 4 from Myeongdong Station to Dongdaemun History & Culture Park. From there, switch to Subway Line 2 and go to Jamsil Station. Then, search for Exit 4 to get directly to Lotte World. Travel time is roughly 26 minutes.
• From Seoul Station: Take Subway Line 4 from Seoul to Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station. Then you transfer to Subway Line 2 and go to Jamsil Station. Lotte World is readily accessible from Jamsil Station’s Exit 4. The travel takes about 30 minutes.
• From Hongdae: Take the Subway Line 2 from Hongik University Station to Jamsil Station. Then, you get to Exit 4, immediately connected to the theme park. The one-way ride takes roughly 38 minutes.

Bus

If you’re in downtown Seoul, you can catch a bus to Lotte World.

You can hop on one of these bus: Green Bus (3217, 3313, 3314, 3315, 3317, 3411, 3414, 4319), Express Bus (1007-1, 1100, 1700, 2000, 6900, 7007, 8001), Blue Bus (301, 341, 360, 362). If you come from Incheon International Airport, catch an airport bus number 6000, 6006, 6705, or 6706A.

Taxi

If you’re unfamiliar with Seoul’s roads, taxis are a common mode of transportation. Taxi costs in Korea are calculated using a base fee and the distance traveled. Taxis in Seoul cost 4,800 won (2.87) for the first 1.6 kilometers, followed by 100 won for each additional 131 meters.

Insider Tips for Visiting Lotte World

• Before heading to Lotte World, download the Lotte World guide map. It helps you get familiar with the area, plan your visit, and make the most of your time. 
• Save time and money by purchasing your tickets online before your visit. You can often score discounts by booking ahead.
• The Magic Pass might be worth it if you plan many thrill rides. It grants you skip-the-line access to most rides.
• Lotte World has a variety of live shows and parades throughout the day. Catching a few can be a great way to break up your day and cool down.
• You’ll be doing a lot of walking, so wear comfortable shoes that you can stand in all day.
• The park has plenty of food and drink options but is relatively expensive, so you can consider eating out or bringing your food. There is a picnic area beside the Giant Loop entrance. 
• Carrying luggage or shopping bags in the theme park is a hassle. If you have luggage, store it at a luggage storage service in the Jamsil subway station.
• Rent a Korean school uniform for memorable experiences and photo opportunities in Seoul!

About Lotte World Seoul

Operated by Lotte Group in 1989, Lotte World is a prime destination for entertainment and sightseeing, attracting both Koreans and international tourists. The theme park comprises the indoor Lotte World Adventure and the outdoor lakeside Magic Island, complemented by amenities like a shopping mall, folk museum, ice rink, hotel, and more.

Lotte World Adventure, the world’s only indoor theme park recognized by Guinness World Records, offers over 40 rides, including thrill rides, roller coasters, family-friendly attractions, and shows and parades. Magic Island features more rides, water attractions, and a beautiful castle by the lake. With a mix of thrills, family fun, and cultural experiences, Lotte World is a great place to visit for a fun-filled day or weekend.

If you are visiting Seoul with your kids or want to see the breathtaking night scenery of Seoul, Lotte World, Aquarium, and Seoul Sky Observatory is the best place. When it rains, it’s a no-brainer to visit. Because Lotte World Theme Park is the largest indoor theme park in the world. You can enjoy an amusement park, observatory, aquarium, folk museum, shopping mall, restaurant, movie theater, and ice rink here in one place.

What Is Magic Pass & How To Use It?

The Magic Pass at Lotte World is a fast-track system that allows visitors to skip long lines and access popular rides quickly through dedicated waiting lanes. It helps guests maximize their time in the park by reducing wait times for top attractions.

How to Use the Magic Pass

1. Purchase the Magic Pass
   • Available at B1F Main Gate Ticket Office No. 1
   • Limited quantity daily, so it’s best to buy before entering the park.
2. Choose Your Pass Type
   • Magic Pass 5-time pass: Light: 54,000 KRW | Standard A: 65,000 KRW | Standard B: 65,000 KRW | Premium: 80,000 KRW (See Rides Available for each type here)
3. Eligibility
   • Guests with a One-day Park Pass or One-day Park & Museum Pass
   • Annual Membership holders (valid only on the day of purchase, one ticket per person)
4. Using the Pass
   • Go to an attraction that supports the Magic Pass.
   • Enter through the Magic Pass waiting line to skip the standard queue.
   • Some rides, like Atlantis, Comet Express, French Revolution, and Flume Ride, can only be used once with the Magic Pass Premium.

Things to do and best rides in Lotte World Seoul

The theme park is so vast that choosing which attractions to try first can be challenging. Here are some popular recommendations, but feel free to pick based on your interests.

Lotte World Adventure (indoor area)

French Revolution

The French Revolution ride is a thrilling roller coaster that spins 360 and 540 degrees, reaching speeds of 80 km/h and a height of 38 meters. As it zips through buildings, it creates the illusion of crashing into walls, adding to the adrenaline rush. This exciting ride is a must-try for thrill-seekers, but without a Magic Pass, the wait time can be up to two hours.

Viking (The Conquistador)

The Viking Ride is a popular attraction that swings like a giant ship, offering an exciting experience, especially in the last row, where the swing reaches its highest point. Riders must be at least 110 cm tall to join. Since it’s a favorite among visitors, wait times can be long, but a Magic Pass lets you skip the line and enjoy the ride faster.

Flume Ride

This water ride takes boats along elevated tracks, making it a great way to cool off on hot summer days. If you prefer to stay dry, you might want to skip this one. But if you’re up for the fun, sitting in the middle or back can help reduce splashes and keep your clothes from getting too wet!

Camelot Carousel

If you’ve enjoyed dramas like “My Love from the Star” or “Stairway to Heaven,” you might recognize the romantic carousel at Lotte World. This classic merry-go-round offers a charming and nostalgic ride with gentle twists and turns. It’s also a favorite photo spot, whether in daylight or under the magical evening lights—perfect for capturing beautiful memories!

Enjoy a regular parade or show

Lotte World’s indoor campus features exciting performances and themed parades on the 1st Floor of Adventure at 2 PM, with themes like masquerade, Christmas, and Halloween. At 8 PM, the Let’s Dream Night Parade lights up the park with lanterns, balloons, and fireworks. Check the calendar to catch these special shows!

Ice Skating Rink

The Lotte World Ice Rink, located on B3 of Lotte World, is a great spot for figure skating fans and is open all year. Its modern design blends well with the surroundings, creating a fun atmosphere for friends and family. Though underground, the glass dome roof lets in natural light, making it feel like an outdoor rink. With a spacious layout and facilities for all skill levels, it’s perfect for both beginners and experienced skaters.

• Entrance ticket: 13,000 won ($9.7) for adults and 11,000 won ($8.2) for children on weekdays | 15,000 won ($11.2) for adults and 13,000 won ($9.7) for children on weekends and holidays.
• Open hours: Week days – 11:00 ~ 20:50 | Weekends – 11:00 ~ 21:20

• Ice Cleaning Hours (Weekdays)
  • 12:50 ~ 13:30
  • 15:50 ~ 16:30
  • 19:50 ~ 20:30
• Ice Cleaning Hours (Weekends)
  • 12:50 ~ 13:30
  • 14:20 ~ 15:00
  • 15:50 ~ 16:30
  • 17:20 ~ 18:00

Tips

• Bring your gloves. Gloves are not included in the rental services; therefore, you must purchase them if you do not already have them. 
• Check the ice cleaning time below before visiting the Ice Rink (here); it takes 40 minutes. If you go to the ice rink on Saturday at 2 p.m., you may have to wait an hour to get in.

Lotte World Ice Rink + Skate Rental Price

Lotte World Folk Museum

The Lotte World Folk Museum is a great place to explore Korea’s history in a fun and interactive way. Instead of old artifacts, it features miniature models that bring 5,000 years of history to life, from the Paleolithic era to the Japanese colonial period. The model village is a highlight, with 2,000 tiny dolls showing the seasons, customs, and daily life of the Joseon Dynasty. Best of all, entry is free with a Lotte World ticket!

• Open hours: 11:00-19:00 daily (Last admission 18:30) 
• Ticket price: Adults 5,000 won ($3.7) / Teenagers 3,000 won ($2.2) / Children 2,000 won ($1.5)

Magic Island (outdoor area)

Check-in at Magic Island castle

This popular photo spot in Lotte World offers a beautiful view of the castle in the background. Nearby, a Polaroid photo stall lets you capture memories, with prices starting from 4,000 won ($3) for one photo and 7,000 won ($5.2) for two.

Atlantis Adventure

Atlantis Adventure is a thrilling racing simulation that uses advanced 3D technology with realistic sound and light effects for an immersive experience. Riders are lifted 60 meters high, navigating sharp twists and turns on a fast-paced track while passing through stunning scenes of the Atlantis empire and exciting challenges.

Gyro Swing

If you love adventurous rides, don’t miss the Gyro Swing at Lotte World! This thrilling ride lifts, rotates, and drops you from the air, making you feel like you’re soaring through the sky. It starts with a slow spin that gradually speeds up while tilting, creating a heart-pounding and unforgettable experience for thrill-seekers.

Bungee Drop

The Bungee Drop at Lotte World lives up to its name, plunging riders vertically from hundreds of meters high at 90 km/h. With a capacity of 40 people per turn, wait times are usually short. However, due to its intense nature, it’s not recommended for those with heart or blood pressure issues.

Spin Tree 

This Ferris wheel ride spins around a large tree, making it a fun experience for all ages. With a minimum height requirement of 120 cm, it’s perfect for those who enjoy a gentle yet exciting ride without the extreme thrills.

Take a Moon Boat or UFO Boat

Seated on the boat, you’ll cruise around Seokchon Lake. You can enjoy it during the day and at night when the boat is adorned with various colors. The dock is on the right side of the Comet Express. 

• Ride time: 20 minutes
• Price: Moonboat(3 seats) 25,000 won ($18.8) | UFOboat (5 seats) 35,000 won ($26.3)

Nearby attractions

Lotte World Aquarium

Lotte World Aquarium is an enchanting spot with 55,000 sea creatures from 650 species. Nine aqua chambers, like Nature Zone, Tropical Rivers, Amazon River, Sealion Zone, and Polar Region Zone, are visually stunning for you to explore. 

Additionally, they’ve got 14 interesting programs for you and your kids to learn about nature. It’s a great chance to bond with your little one. If you’re keen on taking pictures, spend more time on the B2 floor. There are way more stunning photo backdrops and things to explore.  

Tip: Don’t spend too much time on the B1 floor because there are more photo spots on the B2 floor.

• Address: 300 Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul (Inside Lotte World Mall)
• Open hours: 10:00 – 20:00 on weekdays | 10:00 – 22:00 on weekends
• Price: Adult – KRW 35,000 ($23.9) | Child – KRW 31,000 ($21.3)

Lotte World Tower & Seoul Sky

After visiting Lotte World, you can visit and shop at Lotte World Tower. This is the shopping center with the largest duty-free store and the tallest building in Korea.

Then, you can visit Seoul Sky at an altitude of 500m on the 117th ~ 122nd floor of the building. The observatory deck has two-story-high glass windows for a 360-degree view. The thrilling Seoul-sky observatory shows outstanding views of Seoul. 

• Address: 300 Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul
• Open Hours: 10:30 – 22:00 daily (23:00 on Friday & Saturday)
• Ticket for Seoul Sky: Adults (Ages 13+): ₩31,000 ($21) | Children (Ages 3-13): ₩27,000 ($18.4)

Songpa Naru Park (Seokchon Lake Park)

Songpa Naru Park, commonly called Seokchonhosu Lake, is a tranquil citizen park in Seoul that offers walking trails and a jogging course. The park is divided by Songpa-daero Boulevard, with two lakes on either side. Initially, a branch of the Hangang River created a single large lake, but the construction of Songpa-daero Boulevard divided it into two. Strolling along Seokchon Lake is a serene experience known for its serenity. The park is renowned for cherry blossoms in April but also holds its charm in winter.

• Address: 136 Samhaksa-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul | 서울특별시 송파구 삼학사로 136
• Open hours: 24/7

Things to keep in mind before visiting Lotte World Seoul

• Except for guide or service dogs, no pets are permitted.
• Camera tripods and alcoholic drinks are not permitted.
• Smoking is only permitted in designated smoking rooms.
• Wedding and commercial filming is strictly prohibited.
• Bringing dangerous items or weapons is banned.
• You can only eat lunch box meals in specified picnic areas.
• Respect the cast members.

Everland vs Lotte World, Which One Is Better?

Everland and Lotte World both are the most famous and wonderful theme parks in Korea. In case you should select one theme park you will visit, I compared two theme parks.

Category	Lotte World	Everland
Best Weather	Better for winter and rainy days thanks to its large indoor area	Best enjoyed in spring, summer, and autumn
Location	Jamsil, Seoul	Yongin, Gyeonggi-do
Accessibility	Excellent, directly connected to Jamsil Station	About 1 hour from Seoul by shuttle bus
Size	581,645 m²	1,488,000 m² (2.6× larger)
Zoo & Safari	No zoo or safari attractions	Home to Safari World, Lost Valley, Panda World, and a zoo
Top Ride	Gyro Drop (70m height, 94 km/h)	T Express, Korea’s best roller coaster (77° drop, 104 km/h)
Signature Experience	Indoor Adventure, Magic Island, and Student uniform renting	T Express, Safari World, and seasonal gardens
Flowers & Gardens	Cherry blossoms around Seokchon Lake	Four Seasons Garden, Tulip Festival, and Rose Festival
Best For	Families, couples, first-time visitors, rainy days	Thrill seekers, animal lovers, families with kids

Check the ultimate guide to Everland Theme Park in this article!

FAQ about Lotte World Seoul

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