Gimnyeong Maze Park

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Fun place to bring kids / dates to. With many cats to feed, and quite a number of things to do and play. Can spend easily about 2 hours here. Really impressed with the tripods around for you to take photos

Very clean establishment. Lots of things available in the gift shop! Beautiful park! Very friendly staff! Playground for kids and a small racetrack even adults can enjoy! Recommend!

In addition to going for a walk and exercising in the roundabout, there are also cute cats and a playground for children to play in. It is suitable for taking children to enhance their development.

Kitty and I were so excited to visit Gimnyeong Maze Park as weheard it was a unique and challenging attraction on Jeju Island We loved the beautiful park, with lush greenery and lots of trees. We loved the fact that the maze is shaped like Jeju Island, and it's really cool how it incorporates historical and cultural symbols like the serpent, the Jeju horses, and the shipwrecked vessel. It was really interesting to learn about the history of the park. The park even offers free 3-wheel tricycles that use momentum to move around. Kitty and I had a blast riding them through the park. The tricycles came in different sizes, so we could choose the perfect one for our height and they are well-maintained. It's also free. We tried navigating the maze without a map, and it was actually pretty easy. We managed to find our way out relatively quickly. The park staff even gave us some cat food to feed the many friendly cats that roam around the park. We even took some great photos on the skywalks and the observatory, where you get amazing views of the entire maze. The park also has a mini golf course. There are also several other games available in the park, so there's something for everyone to enjoy. Overall, Gimnyeong Maze Park was a great experience for us. It's a fun and engaging place to visit, especially if you're looking for something unique and different to do on Jeju Island. The entrance fee was reasonable, and it's great that they offer discounts for groups and seniors. Here are the admission fees: - Adults (19 years and older): ₩8,800 (individual), ₩7,700 (group of 30+) - Youth (13–18 years): ₩7,700 (individual), ₩6,600 (group) - Children (3–12 years): ₩6,600 (individual), ₩5,500 (group) - Seniors (60 years and older): ₩7,700 (individual, free for those 70+), ₩6,600 (group) - Jeju residents/Permanent residents: ₩7,700 (individual), ₩6,600 (group) (specific conditions may apply) - Children 1-3 years: Free (additional conditions apply)

Gimnyeong Maze Park (Jeju Island): A Fun and Engaging Maze Adventure (4/5 Stars) Rating: • Maze Design: 4/5 (Unique maze shaped like Jeju Island, incorporating historical and cultural symbols) • Activities: 4.5/5 (Free 3-wheel tricycles, skywalks, observatory, mini golf course, and other games) • Value: 4/5 (Reasonable entrance fees, discounts for groups and seniors) Overall: 4/5 Donkey and I were so excited to visit Gimnyeong Maze Park as we heard it was a unique and challenging attraction on Jeju Island We loved the beautiful park, with lush greenery and lots of trees. We loved the fact that the maze is shaped like Jeju Island, and it's really cool how it incorporates historical and cultural symbols like the serpent, the Jeju horses, and the shipwrecked vessel. It was really interesting to learn about the history of the park. The park even offers free 3-wheel tricycles that use momentum to move around. Donkey and I had a blast riding them through the park. The tricycles came in different sizes, so we could choose the perfect one for our height and they are well-maintained. It's also free. We tried navigating the maze without a map, and it was actually pretty easy. We managed to find our way out relatively quickly. The park staff even gave us some cat food to feed the many friendly cats that roam around the park. We even took some great photos on the skywalks and the observatory, where you get amazing views of the entire maze. The park also has a mini golf course. There are also several other games available in the park, so there's something for everyone to enjoy. Overall, Gimnyeong Maze Park was a great experience for us. It's a fun and engaging place to visit, especially if you're looking for something unique and different to do on Jeju Island. The entrance fee was reasonable, and it's great that they offer discounts for groups and seniors. Here are the admission fees: • Adults (19 years and older): ₩8,800 (individual), ₩7,700 (group of 30+) • Youth (13–18 years): ₩7,700 (individual), ₩6,600 (group) • Children (3–12 years): ₩6,600 (individual), ₩5,500 (group) • Seniors (60 years and older): ₩7,700 (individual, free for those 70+), ₩6,600 (group) • Jeju residents/Permanent residents: ₩7,700 (individual), ₩6,600 (group) (specific conditions may apply) • Children 1-3 years: Free (additional conditions apply)