Legoland, Korea

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Had a good day out with my four year old son. It was a Friday and not busy at all so we didn’t need to wait for the rides. We got through most of it in about 5 hours, which felt manageable for that age, but maybe a bit limiting for older children. It is quick and easy to get a taxi from Chuncheon station, but not so easy to catch one back and the shuttle bus only goes once an hour.

LEGOLAND Korea Resort is a colorful and fun destination, especially for families with young children. My toddler absolutely loved it here and enjoyed exploring the rides and attractions, even though she couldn’t participate in many activities independently. The vibrant LEGO-themed environment makes it a magical experience for kids. As a Foreign Independent Tourist (FIT) traveling with kids, getting to LEGOLAND can be a bit of a challenge. Spare some extra time for traveling and navigating. Google Maps is not very reliable for public transportation in Korea, especially for bus and train schedules. We left the hotel in the morning but didn’t arrive at LEGOLAND until late afternoon because of navigation issues. The train ticket machine doesn’t accept overseas credit cards, which added another layer of inconvenience. On top of that, there were no discounts available for being late, so we had to pay the full gate ticket price. I visited on a weekday during winter, which meant no lines, making the experience more relaxed. The theme park staff were very helpful and could communicate in English, which was a relief given the overall difficulty with language barriers elsewhere. The park itself is well-maintained and filled with LEGO-themed attractions, such as a carousel, driving courses, and interactive playgrounds. Even though my toddler couldn’t play everything, she loved the vibrant atmosphere and the rides she could enjoy with my help. Overall, LEGOLAND Korea is a delightful experience for kids, but foreign visitors should prepare for the logistical challenges of getting there. Despite the hurdles, the joy it brought to my toddler made it worth the effort!

Great place for adults & kids if you are a lego lover! Different Lego themes & rides, pity no Star Wars tho. There's a mini world built using Lego blocks showcasing major attractions in Korea, such as Seoul namsan tower, myeongdong street, Busan, Jeju, and so on. Food ain't great, just fast food, decent to fill the tummy. If you drive, need to park & take a shuttle bus to the entrance. So the trick is to follow other cars to park at where the shuttle bus pick up point is. Parking fee is 12000 won. We spent about 7 hours there & left at 7pm closing time.