Children receive a physical 'KidZo' bank card that can be used at actual ATMs within the facility.
The facility features a full-sized fuselage of a real aircraft for flight simulation training.
Job roles reflect actual Korean industries, including partnerships with real-world entities like television stations and major hospitals.
The 'city' includes a functioning civil service system where children can obtain a 'driver's license' after passing a test.
Participation in certain activities rewards children with KidZos, while others require payment to experience, simulating a real-world economy.
KidZania Seoul is an indoor, city-scale interactive theme park where children ages 4 to 14 perform realistic job simulations. The facility operates as a miniaturized city with its own currency, known as 'KidZos,' which children earn through work and spend on goods or services. Over 90 different professions are available, ranging from aviation pilots and doctors to firefighters and broadcast journalists. Each activity is designed to teach financial literacy, vocational skills, and social responsibility. The environment is climate-controlled and built specifically for child-sized participation. Parents observe from designated areas while children engage in immersive, hands-on roleplay modules. The facility is located within the Lotte World complex, integrating educational play with retail and entertainment infrastructure. All simulations are facilitated by trained 'Zupervisors' to ensure educational outcomes and safety.
The main city square, which offers a wide-angle view of the miniaturized streetscape and iconic building facades.
Register on the official website in advance to select specific activities and minimize waiting time.
Check the 'Activity Map' upon entry to identify high-demand professions that fill up early in the day.
Pack lightweight clothing, as the interior is climate-controlled and children will be moving between job stations frequently.
Do not attempt to visit without a prior reservation, as session capacities are strictly capped to ensure safety and quality.
Open year-round, but operates on a strict multi-session daily rotation system requiring pre-booking.
Comfortable, closed-toe shoes are recommended for safety during active simulations; parents must remain in observation zones during sessions.
