서울랜드 (Seoul Land) Concerts 2024

Seoul Land, situated in Gwacheon just outside Seoul, South Korea, is a dynamic and captivating amusement park that caters to visitors of all ages. Boasting a wide array of attractions and entertainment options, Seoul Land promises an unforgettable experience for its guests. During my recent visit to Seoul Land for the "Don't Let Daddy Know" festival, I was immediately struck by the park's vibrant atmosphere and impeccable organization. The festival added an extra layer of excitement, with pulsating music, energetic performances, and a fantastic crowd that heightened the overall experience. Although I didn't explore many of the park's amenities due to my festival-centric visit, I noted the well-maintained facilities, convenient dining options, and friendly staff, all contributing to a positive experience.

This place was great. We didn't realize how much it had to offer, otherwise we would have spent 2 days there. Nice park, lake, and zoo as well. A tram takes you between each one. Great place for our 3 year old. Would be nice for older kids as well.

Seoul Land is a great fun park. There’s a nice big zoo and wonderland for kids to enjoy all types of rides and swings. While the animals were kept indoor due to the cold weather in winter, the zoo was still nicely managed. The angry lion was quite an attraction. Fantastic place to take your kids and have a great day

This is an amazing Korean amusement park. Especially, this place is good for young. I'd like to recommend it to a family group. In addition, a water festival is held in summer and fireworks are held in the evening. This is enough to interest couples and young people

Extreme thrill seekers might find Seoul Land a bit tame. This place felt like a training wheel for would be adrenaline junkies - I saw plenty of little ones and teens having a ball. However my opinion doesn't take Black Hole into consideration as it was closed when I visited. The most extreme ride available on that day was the double loop, which didn't set my pulse racing. Some of the shops were closed, peeling paint, wear and tear are visible everywhere, it just felt like Seoul Land had seen better days. Moreover, most of the staffs I interacted with couldn't understand or speak English, and they just weren't that interested to help either. The only thing I enjoyed was the cable lift out from the park. And I don't think it's worthwhile to come back again.