SOUTH KOREA
The ones worth your time.
The 10 most popular tickets tours in South Korea. What each one includes, who runs it, and what it costs.
Seoul’s Nanta show at Myeongdong blends Samulnori drumming, slapstick comedy, and a simple story you can follow in any language.
“Highly recommend this show. It was so entertaining and funny. A must see.”
Watch The Painters in Seoul: live painting meets K-pop choreography and media art. 75 minutes, $24, and a chance to take home art.
Touch Five in Hongdae is a 70-minute, women-only 19+ performance with bold dancing, playful audience interaction, and big stage production in Seoul.
Buy Seoul Sky tickets for Lotte World Tower. Ride up fast, explore art zones, then enjoy 360° views and a glass-floor Sky Platform.
“If you love towers, great shopping & eating make sure to add the Lotte Tower to your list. The lower level is a high end shopping mall and as you ascend there are various places to grab a snack and take photos in beautifully decorated areas. We enjoyed the sunset at 123 Restaurant at the…”
See Seoul from above at N Seoul Tower. Get a 360-degree observatory ticket, optional cable car, and a few tasty add-ons.
“Super experience Please explain there are different ways to reach! Stairs câble car or tracking”
An 8.5-hour UNESCO highlights tour of Gyeongju with an English guide, included tickets, and transport. See Cheonmachong inside and Seokguram.
“It was fantastic. Very informative and loads of historical facts shared by one of the best guides in Korea 😊”
A 4.5-hour Jamsil Baseball Stadium game with a guide, one beer, and Korean BBQ or fried chicken, plus full fan-chant energy.
“It was an easy way to get tickets for a popular baseball game”
Enjoy a Seoul Jamsil sports night with dinner and beer, plus mobile tickets and a host who explains the game and stadium hype.
“Enjoying a night of Korean baseball was one of the top highlights of my Korean visit! The fans are so energetic and dedicated. We were cheering and chanting so much I felt like a true fan. Go Samsung Lions!”
A Seoul martial-arts comedy show at JUMP Theatre, mostly non-verbal, built around a Korean family plot, stunts, and audience laughs.
Everland Theme Park admission with private Seoul transfer. Multilingual staff, flexible return times, and a stress-free day at Korea’s biggest park.
“Although the suggested app could not display the departure point and we missed the bus pickup, we used the public train and then a taxi to get to Everland. The guide was very helpful and met us at the entrance to give us our entry tickets…”
