South Korea · TICKETS
The 15 best tickets & entry passes you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Watch Nanta at Myeongdong Nanta Theater in Seoul, a 90-minute nonverbal comedy where chefs turn pots and pans into music.
“Definitely recommend to see! This was amazing, funny and super entertaining. Don’t miss out.”
Watch The Painters live in Seoul, where K-pop dance meets real-time drawing and media art, plus a chance to take home a painting.
“Great audience participation- my husband went on stage and enjoyed the experience.”
Women-only 19+ Touch Five show in Hongdae, Seoul. 70 minutes of sensual dance, humor, and audience interaction. Book ahead.
“I liked the quality of the music and the dancing. It is a spectacular show. I wasn’t a fan of the motorcycle scene, though. The choreography was on point. I want to dance with them! I love to dance!”
Fast elevator to Seoul Sky in Lotte World Tower for 360 views, cultural exhibits, and a Sky Platform glass terrace.
“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 top of the tower. Great experience.”
Skip the hassle for N Seoul Tower views from 236.7m, with optional cable car, yakgwa, coffee, and classic Love Locks photos.
“Super experience Please explain there are different ways to reach! Stairs câble car or tracking”
8.5-hour guided UNESCO highlights in Gyeongju, with royal tomb interiors, Seokguram and Bulguksa, museum stops, and transport.
“I had an absolutely wonderful day thanks to our guide, Sam. From the very beginning, the tour felt like a private experience — there were only four of us, and Sam made sure each moment counted. He shared rich historical insights and even pointed out a unique stone found near the spot where the Buddha was cremated — something I would have completely missed without his guidance. For lunch, he took us to an incredible local restaurant that I would never have discovered on my own. Then, he kindly introduced me to a local fruit market and a Korean dessert shop — thoughtful little extras that made the day even…”
Jamsil Baseball Stadium game with an English guide, included dinner, a beer each, and real Korean fan cheering songs and dances.
“Jin was awesome! Super easy going and made our first Korean baseball experience memorable”
Jamsil game night in Seoul with a local host, Korean dinner and beer, plus a mobile ticket to cheer with the crowd at KBO or KBL.
“The food was delicious. Although we sat down to watch the baseball game, it was unfortunately canceled due to rain. My family and I arrived a little late to the meeting point because we missed the message Alex had kindly sent the day beRead more”
JUMP comic martial arts show in Seoul: mostly non-verbal family comedy, real taekwondo stunts, and audience participation. Tickets from $20.
“Fun, Fun, Fun!!! This a great way to spend time either on your own, with someone, as a group, but especially a family.”
One-day Lotte World entry in Seoul. Includes theme park, Folk Museum, and Ice Rink, with easy voucher exchange at Wild Tour Gate.
Ride up Busan’s Haeundae LCT Tower to X the Sky, with 360 views, the Sky Garden, rotating exhibits, Starbucks, and night skyline shots.
Lotte World Aquarium 1-day ticket in Seoul with a 25-meter ocean tank, 5 ocean zones, 650 species, and tunnel walk-through.
Jeju VIP private day tour with hotel transfers, tickets, and a professional guide, plus Udo ferry, beaches, waterfalls, and UNESCO sights.
Private VIP Jeju day tour with hotel pickup, admissions, expert multilingual guide, and Udo ferry. Choose East, West, South, or North.
“Excelente servicio y atención, muy amable la guía.”
Ride Daegu’s hop-on hop-off city bus for $7.00 with free onboard WiFi and multilingual audio, hitting sights like Apsan Observatory and Seomun Market.
“THe HOHO bus in Daegu is kind of a waste. The timing online also didn't match the posted times, so I ended up waiting almost 40 minutes at the first stop (30 minutes on the bus) before the route started. It was far more time-efficient and coRead more”
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