[2025 Chuncheon-si Attraction] Travel Guide for LEGOLAND ® Korea Resort (Updated Mar)

The travel journalist from Han You Ji visited the newly opened Lego Land in Chuncheon, Korea! Opened in May this year, Lego Land is the tenth Lego theme park globally and is said to be the largest in Asia! 🎢 The colorful park is super cute, featuring Lego-built landmarks like Gyeongbokgung Palace and Lotte Tower. There are also indoor spaces for building puzzles yourself. 🧩 Download the Legoland app before entering to start your adventure! Thrill level: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Photo-friendly: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Family-friendly: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Recommended attractions: 🔹Observation Deck: Located deeper in the park, you can overlook the entire park from above. It's recommended to ride this first to plan your next activities. 🔹Roller Coaster: The most technically challenging ride, a must-try! 🔹4D Movies 🔹Water Rides (raincoats recommended) 🔹Lego Ninjago Zone ▪Location: 레고랜드 LEGOLAND ▪Address: 128 Hajungdo-gil, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon ▪Hours: 10:00 - 18:00 (Friday-Sunday until 19:00) ▪Price: Adults 54,000 KRW / Children 45,000 KRW / Annual Pass 119,000 KRW ▪Transportation: Take the ITX to Chuncheon Station, with shuttle buses to and from the park available. #Korea #KoreaTravel #KoreaTravelGuide #KoreaExploration #GangwonTravel #ChuncheonTravel #SeoulSurroundings #LegoLand #LegoLandKorea #KoreaStudyAbroad #HanYouJi #HanYouJi11thIssue

Korea's newest attraction, Korea LegoLand, is the largest legoland in all of Asia. It features seven themed areas with about 40 amusement facilities, constructed with blocks to represent iconic Korean landmarks such as Jeju Island, Haeundae, Gyeongbokgung Palace, and more... Step into the colorful world of blocks, which is beautiful and eye-catching, suitable for visitors of all ages. Children can unleash their creativity, making it a great destination for families to enjoy a wonderful day together. 👍👍👍👍

Adults who always want to be children! I heard that Legoland will reopen on March 24th, so I used Trip.com to preview and had a great time. Legoland Basic Information 📍Location: 128 Hajungdo-gil, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do ​ 🕑Operating hours: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Open year-round, However, check the official website for November and December ​ 🚗Legoland Parking: Shuttle bus between parking lot ↔ main gate (free) Every 10 minutes. From 8:30 AM to 1 hour after closing ​ 🚗Parking fee Free for 1 hour, 3,000 won thereafter. 12,000 won for over 5 hours 500 won per 10 minutes ​ 🚌How to get there by public transportation Take the Gyeongchun Line/ITX-Cheongchun From the right road at Exit 1 of Chuncheon Station Free shuttle bus ​ ✔️Fare 1-day use: Adults 50,000 won/Children 40,000 won Recommended to visit with a regular discount (Use the lowest price on Trip.com activities) Actually, the price range is a bit wide, right? So I'll tell you about the discount on the Chuncheon Legoland annual pass. I found the cheapest place! Legoland annual pass discount Lowest price online, Trip.com exclusive special price 169,000 won -> 118,300 won Legoland annual pass is currently on a 30% discount exclusively on Trip.com. To be honest, it costs 50,000 won for one admission, but you'll get your money's worth even if you go 3 times. Especially kids who like Lego probably won't want to go just once. If you go many times, an annual membership might be perfect. : #LegolandKorea #RidesAndAttractions #PlacesToGoWithKids #PlacesToGoInChuncheon #LegolandDiscount #LegolandPassDiscount #LegolandAnnualPass #LegolandAnnualPassDiscount #Trip.comDiscount

When you visit Legoland, you must go to the Big Shop to buy souvenirs or Legos. For guests staying at the Legoland Hotel, there is a space called Little Big Shop inside the hotel where you can buy Lego-related items. Although it is smaller than the Big Shop, you can buy goods that are only sold at Legoland👍 It is perfect to visit and look around when you are bored in the hotel. . ℹ️ Legoland Korea Resort Little Big Shop ➡️ Address - 2nd floor of LEGOLAND® Hotel, 128 Hajungdo-gil, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do ➡️ Features - Lego goods sold only at Legoland! Enjoy Lego shopping comfortably inside the hotel. . #Ho-kang-seu #Ki-kang-seu #Legoland #Goods shop #Chuncheon travel

As a kid-friendly hotel, Legoland Hotel has many child-friendly devices. Bricks Restaurant, which is used as a breakfast place, also has such devices without fail😊 For example, paper table mats are made so that children can do word search puzzles and coloring games, so that they can wait for their parents who bring the buffet food without getting bored. In case you don't have colored pencils for word search and coloring, colored pencils are prepared on one side of the restaurant. I think this kind of careful consideration makes eating with children more enjoyable^^ . ℹ️ Legoland Korea Resort Bricks Restaurant ➡️ Address - 128 Hajungdo-gil, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do, 2nd floor of LEGOLAND® Hotel ➡️ There are colored pencils for coloring in the center of the restaurant. However, if it's inconvenient to go back and forth to get colored pencils, I recommend bringing your own colored pencils that you usually carry^^ . #Ho-kangs #YesKidsZone #Ki-kangs #BreakfastBuffet

#1月好去地方2025 Legoland Korea is a place where you can play with snow and Lego, which is very suitable for children. If you are tired, you can rest in the hotel. There is also a children's slide playground and swimming pool on the second floor (I thought it was not brought here in winter, and it was a pity to see many people going there). You can dance in the elevator. Very fun! Can stay for 2-3 days

Legoland Korea Resort's Kingdom Room is highly recommended for families with preschool children. From the check-in process, the meticulous design that considers children stands out. There is a space near the lobby where children can freely assemble and play with Lego, allowing parents to focus on checking in while the children stay entertained. It felt like a convenient consideration, taking into account the nature of travel destinations where the check-in process can be lengthy. Upon entering the Kingdom Room, the first thing that greets the children is the bunk bed. It is decorated like a small space just for them, where they can play or enjoy themselves until bedtime. Especially, the area under the bunk bed has fun pictures and Lego-themed decorations on the wall, giving the feeling of staying in a fairy tale castle. Additionally, the room is equipped with a Lego block set, allowing children to continuously express their creativity while staying. Adults can also enjoy their leisure time watching the children assemble Lego. The interior of the room is decorated with a Lego Kingdom theme familiar to children, making every place feel like a play area. The resort itself is also optimized for spending time with children. While exploring the resort from the Kingdom Room, there are various Lego decorations and interactive facilities, providing new enjoyment at every turn. In summary, Legoland Korea Resort's Kingdom Room is not just a place to stay but a play area that stimulates children's imagination and a comfortable resting space for adults. If you are with preschool children, we highly recommend experiencing it at least once!

#magicalxmastrip Although some rides were unavailable due to the winter season, I still had a great time exploring Legoland Korea. The park’s Christmas decorations added a magical touch, and the atmosphere was cheerful despite the cold. Surprisingly, the food at the restaurants was reasonably priced and delicious, which was a pleasant surprise. While the park is more family-focused, anyone who appreciates Lego will find it worth visiting. Just be prepared for longer wait times at some attractions during peak hours. 📍 Location: 128 Hajungdo-gil, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do

#magicalxmastrip This was my second visit to Legoland Korea, and the winter-themed decor made it even more enjoyable. The park was beautifully adorned for Christmas, and there were plenty of photo zones perfect for capturing festive memories. While the rides are more suited for families, Lego fans will still appreciate the creative displays and attractions. The food court was reasonably priced, but the long wait times for food were a bit inconvenient. If you’re a fan of themed parks, it’s worth checking out during the holiday season. 📍 Location: 128 Hajungdo-gil, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do #xmas2024

#magicalxmastrip Legoland Korea transformed into a winter wonderland for Christmas, and it was a delightful experience. The decorations and holiday-themed zones were well-executed, making the visit feel special. Although there weren’t many rides for adults, I enjoyed the themed displays and exploring the park. The food options were decent, and the prices weren’t as high as expected for a theme park. It’s a great spot for Lego enthusiasts, especially if you visit during the festive season. 📍 Location: 128 Hajungdo-gil, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do #xmas2024

#magicalxmastrip Legoland Korea during the holiday season is all about festive vibes and creative Lego displays. The park was well-decorated with Christmas themes, making it a visual treat. The observatory ride was a highlight, especially at night when you could enjoy the lights and views. While most rides cater to younger visitors, the overall experience was enjoyable. The food court was convenient, though the wait times for meals could be improved. For Lego fans and holiday enthusiasts, it’s worth a visit. 📍 Location: 128 Hajungdo-gil, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do #xmas2024

#magicalxmastrip I wasn’t expecting much before visiting Legoland Korea, but the Christmas-themed decorations and displays were impressive. The park is smaller compared to other theme parks, but it’s well-organized and perfect for a festive outing. The food options were limited but tasty, and the prices weren’t overly expensive. The Lego-themed decor was a treat for fans, and the observatory ride was especially enjoyable at night. If you’re looking for a unique Christmas destination, Legoland is a great choice. 📍 Location: 128 Hajungdo-gil, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do #xmas2024

The Miniature Zone at LEGOLAND Korea features charmingly scaled-down versions of famous cities and landmarks in Korea, which impress not only children but also adults. The intricately crafted mini buildings capture the vibrant essence of real cities. The unique creative design and details of LEGO are so vivid that they make visitors stop in their tracks and smile, creating a magical space. 😆😆 🔹️128 Hajungdo-gil, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do, LEGOLAND Korea Resort

Unlike other Legolands in different countries, Legoland Korea features a Miniature Land that represents individual Korean cities. It's fascinating and familiar to see familiar places like Gyeongju represented in LEGO. It's a space where you can enjoy the fun of appreciating each detail. 🔹️Legoland Korea Resort Address -- 128 Hajungdo-gil, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon, Legoland Korea Resort

Legoland Korea Resort is filled with Lego sculptures everywhere, making it a paradise for taking photos😉😉. You can create memories with various backgrounds in Lego character and theme spaces. My kids love the Kingdom the most. It's the best photo spot that everyone, including family and friends, can enjoy👍👍. 🔹️Legoland Korea Resort Address - 128 Hajungdo-gil, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do

Legoland is one of the best amusement parks to visit with children under 10 years old. Compared to Everland or Lotte World, it is relatively less crowded, so you can enjoy the attractions without waiting anywhere. It was also fun to see the cute creations made of Lego. It's a great place to go with young children, so I should make the most of it while my child is still young.^^ 🔹️Legoland 128 Hajungdo-gil, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do, Legoland Korea Resort

Legoland has finished preparing for Christmas 2024 😍😍. From the cute Christmas tree made of Lego to the photo zones and Christmas photo event, it was fun to explore every corner of Legoland. In Miniature Land, Santa and his friends appeared in various miniature buildings, making it fun to find them^^ 🔹️Legoland 128 Hajungdo-gil, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do, Legoland Korea Resort

This article introduces today's itinerary: Legoland - Chuncheon Grilled Chicken - Potato Bread. ✈️ Transportation: For tourists coming from abroad, it's better not to try Naver or KakaoT, as you might not understand the language or be able to register an account. A good combination that works is Google Maps (Google Play) + Uber (cash payment). The vehicles are all regular taxis and respond fairly promptly. Legoland: If you're looking for thrilling rides, this park might not be suitable. Compared to Disneyland, Legoland's attractions seem a bit childish, even a 6-year-old might shake their head. However, if you're interested in Lego bricks, the park's atmosphere and various building areas can keep you entertained for a long time. 🐔 Chuncheon Grilled Chicken: The city is full of places to eat grilled chicken. For convenience, I chose a spot near the Potato Bread and was pleasantly surprised by the taste. Specifically, it's the black and gray building two doors down from the Potato Bread store on the left (not the shabby-looking stall next door). Each table in the restaurant has a self-service ordering machine (with a Chinese language option). The menu isn't extensive, but the food is good and there are no unpleasant surprises, though the prices are a bit high. Two pieces of chicken cost about 18,000 won. 🍞 Potato Bread: Claimed to be unique in South Korea, I initially doubted how good carbs wrapped in carbs could be, but it was surprisingly delicious.The sweet potato filling isn't too greasy, just a bit too dense. Eating it after a meal with a cup of potato latte can be quite filling. I also met a Korean family who spoke English in the garden, and we had a great conversation. Finally, I encountered the beautiful sunset in Chuncheon, making it a perfect day! #SouthKorea #FamilyFriendlySouthKorea #Legoland #ChuncheonSouthKorea #ChuncheonDayTrip #ChuncheonGrilledChicken #PotatoBread

Over the past half month, I finally found time to document my visit to Chuncheon LEGO Land. Visiting during the summer vacation was fantastic due to the numerous Water parties, which helped beat the heat. The park was not crowded, and there were no lines anywhere. We spent two days there, with the first day coinciding with the public holiday on August 15th, Liberation Day, yet it was surprisingly empty, almost as if it was about to close down. The next day saw a slight increase in visitors, but even then, any lines were cleared within five minutes. The overall environment and atmosphere were pleasant. Highly recommended! Attractions: - Blue Dragon Roller Coaster: The ride begins inside a castle with interesting decor. The coaster features both indoor and outdoor sections, with the indoor part showcasing LEGO-built scenes and intriguing music. It suddenly accelerates into the outdoor section, providing a thrilling experience. The entire ride lasts about 30 seconds but is very enjoyable, with manageable feelings of weightlessness and heaviness. Despite being very timid and usually avoiding rides like the carousel, I managed to conquer this one! - Observation Tower: This ride is air-conditioned and offers a slow ascent, descent, and rotation. The view is average as LEGO Land is situated on an island surrounded by barren land, which is not fully developed. - Sea Jet Ski: Initially, I was too scared to ride this, but after a second attempt, I found it very enjoyable. Despite having anxiety disorders, I discovered that fully immersing myself and relaxing made the experience less dizzying, even giving a sensation of flying over the sea. - Knight's Guard: I believe that's the name. You sit on a wooden horse that moves up and down in a circle. As long as you don't feel embarrassed, it's a fun ride. - Boat Ride: I forgot its name, but it's very interesting. The LEGO colors are beautiful, with blue skies, white clouds, and clear water. - Ninja Shooting: This is a dark shooting game where you wear 3D glasses. Each seat has a motion sensor, allowing you to shoot by waving your hand. It's a cool place to relax. - Mini Train: Ride around the park on a small train built from LEGO. It's adorable, though the commentary is in Korean. - LEGO Factory: Similar to the "Zootopia" heat pursuit project, but it was closed on our visit. Hopefully, next time. - Water Battle: A game where you ride pirate ships and shoot at people on the shore or other ships. It's especially fun for kids who love water fights. The ship's design is very fairy-tale-like, with beautiful scenery. There are many other spinning rides, each fun and with no lines, which is great! Dining: The main restaurant at the entrance offers reasonably priced and delicious food. 4D Cinema: Enjoyable LEGO movies with great 3D effects. Transportation: A red shuttle bus departs at fixed times from the right side of Chuncheon Station. If you love theme parks but prefer less thrilling rides, I highly recommend it. #SouthKorea #LEGOLand #Chuncheon

Hey everyone! I recently discovered an amazing deal! If you're planning to visit Legoland in Chuncheon, Korea, don't miss this opportunity! 🎟️ Tickets are half price, only around 100 RMB?! 😱 I've compiled the available dates for discounts, so those planning to go can check it out! 🎫 From 🅰️zgo, register as a new user and use the referral code 🐎15 for a great deal! 📍 Address: 603 Jungdo-dong, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do (강원 춘천시 중도동 603) 🕒 Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 💰🎟️: 28,200 KRW ✅ Available dates: August: 22/23/26/29/30 September: 2/9/23/30 and every Thursday and Friday Legoland is divided into 7 themed areas, each with super fun attractions: 🏰 Themed Areas Brick Street, Lego City, Lego Ninjago World, Kingdom of Blocks, Lego Castle, Pirate Sea, Mini Land ✨ Popular Attractions Roller Coaster 🎢 Located in the Lego Castle area, it's one of the most popular attractions in the park. If you want to ride, it's best to head there as soon as you enter! The queue area is surrounded by Lego models, perfect for photos. Even someone as timid as me had a blast here! Observation Tower 🔭 This tower is 43 meters high, equivalent to a 27-story building, and rotates 360 degrees as it ascends, offering a panoramic view of the entire Legoland. The scenery is absolutely stunning! Water Battle 🔫 Located in the Pirate Sea area, not only can ships spray each other, but visitors on the shore can join the battle with water guns! It's an exhilarating water fight! - Lego Ninjago World 👓 Featuring a Japanese anime style, it offers many ninja-themed attractions like the 4D roller coaster and Jay’s Lightning Drill button game. The area is filled with ninja Lego models, making you feel like you're in a ninja cartoon world, with endless photo opportunities! Mini Land 🕍 This mini land recreates several iconic Korean tourist spots, including Gyeongbokgung Palace, Jeju Island, and Haeundae, with incredibly realistic miniature models. It's super interesting! #Korea #KoreaTravel #azgoTravel #KoreaLegoland #LegolandKorea #LegolandWorld #LegolandKoreaExperience

Lego Land in Korea is said to be the largest in Asia, making it a must-visit for Lego fans. The park features seven themed areas: 1. Brick Street, 2. LEGO City, 3. LEGO NINJAGO World, 4. Bricktopia, 5. LEGO Castle, 6. PIRATE SHORES, and 7. Miniland. 📍 Location: 603 Jungdo-dong, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do. 🈺 Operating hours: Monday to Sunday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The park's closing days are not fixed, so it's best to check if it's open before visiting. 🚪 Tickets: I purchased mine through a local app, which was cheaper compared to Korean prices. 🚄 Transportation: The ITX train offers the best value, with tickets for two costing less than ¥100. You can choose to depart from Yongsan Station or Cheongnyangni Station, with a travel time of about an hour. If tickets are unavailable, you can take the Gyeongchun Line subway, which takes about an hour and a half, though seating might be less comfortable. Upon exiting the station, turn right to find the park's free shuttle bus, which runs according to the schedule in photo 10. ?? Most attractions, like roller coasters, water rides, observation towers, and 4D movies, can be enjoyed in two to three hours. A Chinese map is available at the entrance, making it easy to navigate and enjoy all the attractions. The Lego miniature world is also very photogenic, perfect for capturing great shots. #Seoul #Lego #PerfectHoliday #SeoulTravel #LegoLand #KoreanStudent

Located in Chuncheon, Gangwon Province, LEGOLAND Korea is the largest in Asia and the first LEGOLAND built on an island globally. Spanning 28 hectares, the park features seven themed areas and over 40 attractions. With 80% of the facilities made from LEGO bricks, the vibrant colors make it a perfect spot for photos. It's a must-visit for kids and adults alike! Key Attractions: - **BRICK STREET**: A vibrant area filled with LEGO creations. - **LEGO CITY**: A city-themed zone with various attractions. - **LEGO NINJAGO WORLD**: Inspired by Japanese temples, this area features a 4D roller coaster, Jay's Lightning Drill, and Kai's Fire Spinners. It's a photo-worthy spot with numerous LEGO ninja characters. - **BRICKTOPIA**: Home to the LEGO LOOKOUT, a 30-story high observation deck offering a 360-degree view of the park. - **LEGO CASTLE**: Features the DRAGON COASTER, the most thrilling ride in the park. - **PIRATE SHORES**: The SPLASH BATTLE is a fun water fight attraction where visitors can engage in water battles from both inside and outside the boats. - **MINILAND**: The heart of every LEGOLAND, showcasing LEGO models of iconic Korean landmarks like Gyeongbokgung Palace, Jeju Island, and Haeundae. Transportation: Take the ITX or Gyeongchun Line from Cheongnyangni to Chuncheon, approximately a one-hour journey. Exit at Chuncheon Station, Exit 1, and catch the free shuttle bus, which runs every 45 minutes from 9:00 AM to 8:30 PM. Tips: - Download the LEGOLAND app to check wait times, show schedules, and restaurant locations. - Weekend visitors can enjoy night events and fireworks. Book your tickets in advance, especially during peak seasons. - For more thrilling rides, consider visiting Everland or Lotte World. - Not all attractions are open all day; morning has fewer open attractions but shorter lines, while afternoons have more open attractions but longer lines. #KoreaTravel #LEGOLAND #Chuncheon

Located about a two-hour drive from Seoul, LEGO Land is a fantastic destination for families with children. Make sure to book your hotel in advance, as prices are available in the last image. The park is open until 6 PM. The roller coaster is the most thrilling ride, although it lacks a sense of weightlessness. The park features various buildings constructed entirely from LEGO bricks, making it a fascinating place to explore. I spent a lot of time trying to win the banana in the first picture, throwing over 20 baskets! I really enjoyed my visit. #KoreaLEGOland #KoreanInternationalStudents

When you're near Chuncheon and suddenly feel like visiting an amusement park, don't hesitate! Head straight to Korea's first global theme park - LEGO Land! It's not only filled with exciting rides but also numerous LEGO models, making it the perfect template for a family outing! About the rides: Pirate ships, roller coasters, mini trains, horseback riding, 4D cinemas, water battles on boats, carousels, airplane rides, and various iconic photo spots. The Japanese Ninja House offers interactive shuriken throwing and rope climbing elevators. The park's layout is straightforward, so you can enjoy everything by following one path. Dining: There are dining options within LEGO Land, and the prices are reasonable. Operating hours: Monday to Friday 10:00-18:00, weekends 10:00-19:00. Tickets: Prices can be inquired privately. It takes only 2 hours to get to LEGO Land from Seoul. The colorful LEGO figures are truly eye-catching, and the staff continuously wave 'LEGO gestures' to everyone, bringing back a sense of childhood wonder. #DailyLifePLOG #Korea #KoreaTravel #SeoulTravel #LEGO #AmusementPark #FamilyFriendly #KoreaLEGOLand

Ticket prices for April are discounted, with adults at 50,000 KRW and children (ages 24 months to 12 years) at 40,000 KRW. Children under 24 months can enter for free. The address is 603 Jungdo-dong, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do, South Korea (Legoland Korea Resort). It is recommended to take the ITX from Wangsimni to Chuncheon Station, exit 2, and walk about 200 meters to catch the free Lego shuttle bus directly to the park entrance. Note: Pay attention to the shuttle bus schedule when returning to Chuncheon. (Schedule attached) Operating hours are from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. ⭐️ 🚗 You can also contact us for a private car tour. 🚗 The park offers dining options with meals starting at around 10,000 KRW and coffee at about 4,000 KRW. Currently, weekends are not very crowded, so you can enjoy the rides without long waits. The park is beautifully colorful and perfect for photos. 🌸 Reminder: The park is quite hot with limited greenery, so remember to wear sunscreen. It's a must-visit for Lego enthusiasts of all ages. #KoreaLegoland #ChuncheonLegolandDayTrip #KoreaTravel

Starting from Kangwon National University, a taxi ride of about 15 minutes will take you to Legoland, located in Chuncheon, Gangwon Province. The park is situated on an island and is the largest Legoland resort in Asia, officially opened on May 5, 2022. Inside the park, there are many Lego-built scenes, and from September 13 to November 10, there is a stamp collection event where you can receive small Lego gifts. The park also has restaurants, making it a great place to visit with children. However, for those who enjoy thrilling rides, Legoland might not be the best choice. #RecordTheMoment #KoreaLegoland #Korea #Lego #DailyShare

Legoland is over two hours away from Seoul, so it's essential to buy train tickets in advance through the 'korail train' mini-program on Green Bubble. Make sure to purchase 'itx' tickets (children under six can travel for free, but I bought a ticket for my child for comfort). Book Legoland tickets at least a day in advance on Fei Zhu; I booked a day ahead for RMB 400 for one adult and one child. Since I didn't book the train tickets early enough, I only got tickets for a noon departure from Seoul to Chuncheon (it's advisable to book train tickets at least two weeks in advance). Our train was at 11:57 AM, so we visited the Lotte Duty-Free Shop in Myeongdong in the morning. We left Lotte at 10 AM, took a bus to Sin Yongsan Station, and then transferred to itx (it's better to leave 30 minutes earlier as it took time to figure out the right bus direction; see P8 for bus navigation details). After getting off the bus, it's a 10-15 minute walk to Sin Yongsan Station (I used Baidu navigation, and it worked fine). In Korea, train stations are different; metro and train stations are combined, so be sure to check carefully (asking for directions helps). Due to tight timing, we had only seven to eight minutes to board the train. After entering the station, the metro is on the left, and itx is on the right. In a hurry, I mistakenly took the metro and missed the train, so I had to return to Sin Yongsan Station to buy a new ticket at the counter (if you miss the train, it's best to cancel the ticket on the mini-program in advance. When I went to the counter, the staff said they had refunded my missed train ticket, but I hadn't received the refund, probably because it was my mistake). Finally, after some hurdles, we arrived at Chuncheon Station around 1:30 PM and took a taxi to Legoland, which wasn't far. Most rides had short queues, and some were available immediately. 1) The manual drop tower allows you to pull a rope to ascend, controlling the height yourself. It descends slowly, offering a great experience. Recommended: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 2) The magic spaceship, controlled like a bicycle, lets kids participate. Recommended: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 3) The carousel ride is short and can be hot outdoors, suitable for kids aged 3-5. Recommended: 🌟🌟 4) Ninja World features obstacle games with staff guidance, so no language barrier. Completing challenges lets you win a blind box toy from a claw machine. Ninja-themed items, like a fabric sword, are popular and safe. Ninja World also has exciting performances. Recommended: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Visit Chuncheon, Gangwon Province in South Korea to explore the largest LEGO Land in Asia. This destination is perfect for LEGO enthusiasts and those looking to experience a unique theme park adventure. Whether you're studying abroad or simply traveling, this is a must-visit spot to add to your itinerary. Enjoy the various attractions and immerse yourself in the world of LEGO. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to create unforgettable memories during your stay in South Korea. #SouthKorea #LEGOLand #TravelTips

Ideal for young children, Korea's Legoland features only one thrilling ride: a roller coaster. The rest are gentle attractions like carousels, teacups, pirate ships, and small trains. There are several Lego centers where kids can play with blocks for free. As someone who fears thrilling rides, I found it perfect for me. Route: Located 80km from Seoul, I opted for the affordable subway instead of buying a train ticket. The subway costs 3,200 KRW one way. Staying in Myeongdong, I took the subway to Hoegi Station, transferred to the Chuncheon Line, and headed to Chuncheon Station. The journey took 2 hours, compared to 1.5 hours by the Youth Train. Although the subway was crowded in the first half, I had a seat throughout the trip. Upon exiting Chuncheon Station from Exit 1, turn right and walk 100 meters to find the shuttle bus to the park at the parking lot entrance. The shuttle is free and runs every half hour to the park (11:30, 12:30, 13:30, etc.) and returns on the hour. Tickets: Purchase on Dianping for a better deal than Ctrip, costing 179 RMB per person. The park is generally open only on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Food: Alipay is accepted inside the park, but cash is not. Bags are not checked, so feel free to bring your own food and drinks. Convenience store water costs 700 KRW, while inside the park it's 1,500 KRW. Playtime: I arrived at 12:30 PM and leisurely enjoyed the park until 5:30 PM without waiting in lines. There are notably fewer children in Korea.