Seoul: Lotte Tower, Aquarium & Theme Park Private Tour

Three Lotte attractions in one day, with a guide who adjusts the plan as you go

You get private transportation between three major Seoul attractions, an English-speaking guide who lets you change plans on the fly, and all entrance fees included upfront. The day typically covers Lotte World theme park with its folk museum and rides, Seoul Sky observation deck on the nation's tallest building, and Lotte Aquarium with its record-holding main tank and 85-meter underwater tunnel. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, so you don't arrange transport yourself.

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit Lotte World and Tower

• Tour Lotte World Adventure Park
• Explore Lotte World Folk Museum
• Watch parades and laser shows
• Enjoy international cuisines
• Visit Lotte World Tower Seoul Sky
• View city from observatory
• See art exhibition in basement
• Relax at Sky Friends Cafe
• Shop Seoul Sky souvenirs

The Experience

The guide arrives and asks what you want to prioritize — that's how this tour works. You're not locked into a set schedule. Most people start at Lotte World, the massive indoor theme park that takes up several city blocks near Seokchon Lake, but you could skip straight to Seoul Sky on the 117th floor of Lotte World Tower if the weather's clear and you want the view first. The private transportation means you move between the three attractions without waiting for a group or timing a bus, and all entrance fees are already paid.

Lotte World itself is split into two zones — the indoor Adventure area with rides, parades, and a folk museum that holds 5,000 years of Korean artifacts, and Magic Island outdoors by the lake. The folk museum is the draw for a lot of visitors; the displays are arranged so you actually understand what you're looking at, and there's a miniature village section that feels separate from the theme park noise. You can eat there, watch seasonal musicals, or just walk through the shops. It's a full day's worth of activity if you want it, or a few hours if you'd rather move on.

Seoul Sky is the observation deck that holds the Guinness record for the highest glass floor in the world — it's at 478 meters on the 123rd floor. The double-deck elevator gets you up there in seconds. On clear days you see the whole city spread out, and there's a Sky Terrace open to the air if you want the unfiltered view. On hazy days, the Sky Theater shows you what you'd see if visibility were better. There's a café on the 119th floor and a wine lounge on the top floor if you want to sit and take it in slowly.

The aquarium has 13 different zones and over 55,000 marine animals — the main tank is the largest in the country, and the underwater tunnel is 85 meters long so you're walking under sharks and rays. It's organized by ecosystem, so you move from freshwater to coastal to open ocean. Because the itinerary is flexible, you can spend two hours here or skip it entirely if you've seen enough aquariums. The guide will also stop you at the Lotte shopping complex if you want to grab something, though that's optional. The whole day runs as long as you need it to, and you're driven back to your hotel at the end.

What’s included

• Private transportation between all three attractions.
• all entrance fees to Lotte World theme park, Seoul Sky observation deck, and Lotte World Aquarium.
• English-speaking tour guide.
• vehicle tolls, parking, and gas.
• hotel pickup and drop-off.
• flexible itinerary so you can change your plan during the day.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problemsInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Here Korea Travel

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to see Seoul's major attractions in one day without arranging separate transport and tickets — the private guide and vehicle let you move at your own pace and skip or extend stops as you go.

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Top questions

What's included in the entrance fees?

Entry to Lotte World theme park (both Adventure and Magic Island areas), Seoul Sky observation deck (floors 117–123 of Lotte World Tower), and Lotte World Aquarium. Private transportation, tolls, parking, and an English-speaking guide are also included.

Can I skip one of the three attractions?

Yes. The itinerary is flexible, so you can spend the whole day at Lotte World, skip the aquarium, or rearrange the order. The guide adjusts based on what you want to see.

How long does the tour take?

The duration depends on what you choose to do at each stop. Most visitors spend a few hours at Lotte World, 1–2 hours at Seoul Sky, and 1–2 hours at the aquarium, but you control the pace.

Is there food available at these attractions?

Yes. Lotte World has restaurants and cafés throughout. Seoul Sky has a dessert café on the 119th floor and a wine lounge on the 123rd floor. The aquarium also has food options. Vegetarian meals can be arranged if you request them when booking.

What's the Seoul Sky glass floor like?

The Sky Deck at 478 meters holds the Guinness World Record as the highest glass-floored observatory in the world. It's on the 123rd floor of Lotte World Tower. There's also an open-air Sky Terrace if you prefer not to stand on glass.

Is there a gift shop at Seoul Sky?

Yes, there's a gift shop where you can buy Seoul Sky merchandise and souvenirs.

How many people can join this tour?

This is a private tour, so it's just you and your group with a dedicated guide and vehicle.

What if the weather is bad on the day of my tour?

On days with limited visibility, Seoul Sky has a Sky Theater so you can still see the city view. You can also adjust your itinerary to spend more time at Lotte World or the aquarium instead.