Seoul: Lotte World Day Pass & Seoul Sky 500m Tower
The world's largest indoor theme park meets the city's highest vantage point in one day
You spend the day riding 40+ coasters and water attractions at Lotte World, catching live parades and exploring the Korean folk museum, then ascend to Seoul Sky's 360-degree observation deck at 500 meters for sunset and dinner views. Your e-tickets arrive by email before your visit, and you enter both attractions without queuing at the gates. Plan for a full day without leaving the venue once you arrive.
Step-by-step itinerary
Visit Lotte World and Seoul Sky
- Enter Lotte World Adventure park
- Enjoy over 40 rides including French Revolution
- Explore Magic Island rides and water attractions
- Visit Korean folk and trick-eye museums
- Watch live shows and parades
- Ascend to Seoul Sky observation deck
- Walk the Sky Bridge Tour
- Relax at Seoul Sky Café or 123 Lounge
The Experience
The moment the elevator doors open on the 117th floor of Lotte World Tower, the sound of the city falls away. You're standing 500 meters above Seoul, and the Han River threads through the urban grid below like something drawn on a map. Seoul Sky holds three Guinness World Records—including the world's highest glass-floored observatory—and the fastest double-deck elevator gets you there in seconds. The view alone justifies the ticket, but there's more to do than stand and stare. The Sky Bridge Tour, added in 2020, lets you walk across an outdoor bridge connecting two sections of the tower at 541 meters, which is the kind of thing you'll think about for weeks after.
Before you head up, you'll spend the day at Lotte World, the world's largest indoor theme park, with over 40 rides spread across two zones. The French Revolution roller coaster does 360 and 540-degree spins—the kind of ride that makes you question your choices mid-loop. Outside on Magic Island, the Atlantis coaster hits super speeds and steep drops, and the Flume Ride takes you on a prehistoric journey that ends with a dramatic splash. If you want to slow down, the Korean folk museum and trick-eye museum are both included, and the park runs live shows and parades throughout the day, including the Let's Dream Night Parade with light shows and fireworks. You're not just riding; you're moving through different kinds of Seoul in one afternoon and evening.
The logistics matter here: your official e-tickets arrive by email within 7 days before your visit—not the voucher from your booking confirmation, but actual tickets you'll present at the gates. Check your spam folder. Re-entry isn't allowed once you leave the venue, so plan your day as one continuous visit. Storage areas are available on-site if you need to stash a bag between zones. Infants under 12 months get free admission to the park; kids aged 12 to 36 months also enter free but pay on-site for child play facilities. Bring a document confirming age, like a passport. The park is wheelchair accessible, and service animals are welcome. Public transportation connects directly to both attractions, so you don't need a car.
One note: this pass isn't available to Korean passport holders. If you're visiting Seoul and want to pack the city's most recognizable landmarks into a single day without arranging separate tickets or transport, this combination saves time and money. The e-ticket system means no lines at the ticket counter—you walk straight in.
What’s included
- Your day includes one-day admission to Lotte World (the world's largest indoor theme park with over 40 rides, live parades, and the Let's Dream Night Parade), one Korean folk museum ticket, and one Seoul Sky admission ticket at 500 meters with 360-degree views of Seoul and the Han River.
- E-tickets are sent to your email before your visit and must be presented at the gates; the voucher from your booking confirmation is not accepted for entry.
- Storage is available on-site, and public transportation connects both attractions.
Operated by Caiyi Travel
Is this one for you?Book this if you want Seoul's two biggest paid attractions in one day without arranging separate tickets or transport—the combined pass saves money and the e-ticket system means you skip the ticket counter line at both gates.
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Can I leave Lotte World and come back the same day?
No. Re-entry is not allowed after you leave the venue, so plan your entire day as one continuous visit.
When will I receive my e-tickets?
Official e-tickets are sent to your email within 7 days before your visit. Check your spam folder and your platform inbox. Do not use the QR code from the Viator confirmation page—it's not your ticket.
Is Seoul Sky included in the day pass?
Yes. The pass includes one-day Lotte World admission, one Seoul Sky admission ticket, and one Korean folk museum ticket.
Can I take the Sky Bridge Tour at Seoul Sky?
The Sky Bridge Tour is available at Seoul Sky (it connects two sections of the tower at 541 meters), but the reference content doesn't confirm whether it's included in this ticket or costs extra. Verify with the provider.
Are there restaurants at Seoul Sky?
Yes. The 123 Lounge is one of the world's highest restaurants with panoramic views, and the Seoul Sky Café on the 122nd floor serves drinks and light fare. These are separate purchases.
Is this pass available to Korean citizens?
No. This offer is not available to Korean passport holders.
What happens if my child is under 3 years old?
Children aged 12 to 36 months enter Lotte World free but must pay on-site for child play facilities. Infants under 12 months enter free with no additional charges. Bring a document confirming age, such as a passport.
Can I store my belongings at the park?
Yes. Storage areas are available at Lotte World. Contact staff on-site for rates.
Is the park accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes. Lotte World is wheelchair accessible. Travelers with disabilities must be accompanied by at least one paying adult when taking the rides.
Seoul: Lotte World Day Pass & Seoul Sky 500m Tower
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