Lotte World Tickets
Step into one of Seoul’s most iconic theme parks, where thrilling rides, family attractions, indoor entertainment, and the outdoor Magic Island come together in one destination. Choose the Lotte World ticket that fits your plans and get ready for a full day — or an exciting evening — of rides, shows, photo spots, and entertainment.
Book Lotte World TicketsChoose between a full-day ticket for maximum time in the park or an After4 ticket for an evening visit.
Get access to Lotte World throughout the park’s operating hours. This is the best option if you want enough time for popular rides, family attractions, Magic Island, and indoor entertainment.
| Visitor | Standard Price |
|---|---|
| Adult | KRW 67,000 |
| Youth | KRW 58,000 |
| Child | KRW 50,000 |
| Baby | KRW 17,000 |
Enter from 4:00 PM and enjoy Lotte World through the evening. It is a lower-priced option for visitors who do not need a full day in the park.
| Visitor | Standard Price |
|---|---|
| Adult | KRW 55,000 |
| Youth | KRW 47,000 |
| Child | KRW 39,000 |
| Baby | KRW 17,000 |
Standard admission includes Lotte World Adventure, eligible amusement facilities, and access to the Korean Folk Museum. Some paid facilities are excluded. Prices and ticket conditions may change, so check the latest conditions when booking.
A standard Lotte World ticket gives you access to the main theme park and a wide range of attractions.
Explore the large indoor section of the park, packed with rides, themed areas, entertainment, and attractions that can be enjoyed regardless of the weather.
Cross over to the outdoor section built around Magic Castle and enjoy some of Lotte World’s best-known thrill rides and photo spots.
Standard admission covers eligible amusement rides, including attractions across the indoor and outdoor areas. Individual rides may have height, age, or safety restrictions.
Lotte World offers carousels, interactive attractions, children’s rides, and dedicated areas designed for younger visitors and families.
Standard admission includes access to the Korean Folk Museum, subject to its own operating hours.
Magic Pass is a separate paid product that provides access to designated priority waiting lines. A valid park admission ticket is still required, and Magic Pass availability is limited.
Please note: Paid games, selected experience facilities, the ice rink, Magic Pass, food, merchandise, and other separately priced activities are not included in standard park admission.
Lotte World commonly opens at 10:00 AM, while closing times can vary according to the park’s operating schedule.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Typical opening time | 10:00 AM |
| Closing time | Varies by operating schedule |
| Last ticket sales & admission | Usually 1 hour before closing |
Opening hours, attraction schedules, and temporary ride closures can change. Check the operating schedule before your visit, particularly if there are specific attractions you do not want to miss.
Outdoor attractions on Magic Island may also pause because of rain, strong winds, extreme temperatures, inspections, or other operating conditions.
A little planning can make a major difference, especially when you want to experience the park’s most popular attractions.
Popular rides can build long queues, so arriving around opening time gives you a better chance of experiencing high-demand attractions before the park gets busier. Visitor reviews frequently mention substantial waits at popular rides.
Decide which attractions matter most before entering. Atlantis, Comet Express, French Revolution, and the Gyro attractions are among the park’s recognizable thrill rides.
Lotte World Adventure is primarily indoors, while Magic Island offers outdoor attractions around Magic Castle. Move between the two areas depending on crowds, weather, and the rides you want to experience.
Some attractions have height and safety requirements. Families with children should check eligibility before joining a long queue.
If rides are your main priority, consider whether Magic Pass is worth adding to your visit. It uses designated priority lines for eligible attractions, but it is sold separately from admission and can sell out.
A full-day ticket gives you the most flexibility for rides, meals, shows, photo stops, and breaks. If you mainly want the evening atmosphere or have limited time, the After4 ticket can be a practical alternative.
From thrilling rides to the atmosphere of Magic Island, Lotte World offers plenty to remember. Visitors often value the mix of indoor and outdoor attractions, family-friendly entertainment, and the chance to spend an entire day exploring the park.
I loved how much there was to do without having to spend the whole day outdoors. We started with the indoor rides and moved to Magic Island later when the weather improved. The park felt lively and colorful, and there were plenty of great photo spots. I would definitely recommend arriving early if you want to fit in the most popular rides.
Lotte World was one of the highlights of our time in Seoul. Atlantis was my favorite ride, although the queue became quite long later in the day. Having both indoor and outdoor areas made it easy to change plans whenever we wanted. We stayed until the evening and really enjoyed the atmosphere after dark.
I visited with my family and was surprised by how many attractions worked for different age groups. The younger children had plenty to enjoy, while the adults could still go on the bigger thrill rides. We took several breaks throughout the day, which made the experience much more comfortable. It is definitely a place where having a rough plan beforehand helps.
The combination of a theme park and a huge indoor entertainment space makes Lotte World feel very different from other parks I have visited. I especially enjoyed exploring Magic Island and seeing the castle from different parts of the park. Some of the popular attractions had long waits, so we focused on our must-do rides first. That strategy worked well and left us time to explore at a more relaxed pace later.
We chose an evening visit and it was perfect for what we wanted. There was still enough time to enjoy several rides, walk around Magic Island, and see the park illuminated at night. The atmosphere became even better after sunset. I would choose a full-day ticket next time simply because there was much more to explore than I expected.
I liked that Lotte World offered more than just thrill rides. There were family attractions, themed areas, shows, and lots of places where we could slow down between rides. The indoor section was especially useful when the weather outside changed. Overall, it was an easy place to spend most of the day without running out of things to do.
Quick answers about ticket prices, admission, ride access, weather, and the best way to plan your day.
Standard prices depend on age and ticket type. Adult admission is KRW 67,000 for a 1 Day ticket and KRW 55,000 for an After4 ticket. Youth, child, and baby rates are lower.
A 1 Day ticket can be used during regular park operating hours, while an After4 ticket allows admission from 4:00 PM.
Standard admission includes access to Lotte World Adventure, eligible amusement facilities, and the Korean Folk Museum. Paid games and certain separately priced facilities are excluded.
Yes. Magic Island is the outdoor section of Lotte World Adventure and can be accessed as part of a regular park visit.
No. Magic Pass is a separate paid product and requires a valid admission ticket. Availability is limited and some attractions are excluded.
Yes. The park includes family rides, children’s attractions, and a dedicated Kids Zone. Individual attractions may have height or safety restrictions.
Yes. Much of Lotte World Adventure is indoors, so there are still attractions available during poor weather. However, some outdoor Magic Island rides may temporarily close because of rain, wind, temperature, or other conditions.
Plan most of a day if you want to experience several major rides, explore both Adventure and Magic Island, take breaks, and enjoy the park without rushing. An After4 ticket works better for a shorter evening visit.
Arriving close to opening time is recommended if popular rides are your priority. Visitor reviews frequently report longer queues as the park becomes busy.
Most eligible amusement attractions are included, but paid game facilities and certain special experiences require an additional fee. Ride availability can also change because of maintenance, weather, or operational conditions.