Seoul Alisu Exhibition Hall Indoor Playground

Exhibition hall introduction

Arisu World is the first tap water exhibition hall for children in South Korea. It was held on October 26, 2010 inSeoul Children's Grand ParkWithin the opening, the location is atSeoul Children's Museum(Seoul Children's Museum) is a free indoor exhibition hall with the theme of water resources, which helps children understand the importance of water and the environment. The hall is bright and clean, with large floor-to-ceiling windows, the rich man thinks it is a small but beautiful Indoor park (laughs).

If you are not a Korean citizen, you may have to make an appointment on the spot. The next time will be posted at the entrance of the museum. You can fill in the information at the counter to make an appointment, and then report to the counter when the time is up. You can play for 50 minutes per time slot. There is a 10-minute disinfection time in the middle of the field, so that parents can rest assured.

There are indoor shoes and free storage boxes in the museum, which is very considerate.

There are many amusement facilities that use "water" to give children activities (laughs). The rich man thinks that the amusement facilities inside are very ingeniously designed. It is not easy to see it in the park outside. If time permits, it is recommended to take a look. You don’t need to spend too much time staying for 30 minutes. .

With transparent water pipes extending in all directions, the little rich man had a great time drilling and climbing.

The water bed experience is so comfortable to lie down on the ice, and you may really fall asleep if you lie down a little longer (laughs).

Fence barriers, Little Rich Man played here several times, and finally managed to quickly cross the barriers (laughs).

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There is also a small theater, which plays videos and knowledge about protecting water resources. It is a good time for children to learn to cherish the earth's resources.

Water resource ambassadors (wrong), I didn’t expect to see them here, the popular Korean animation character "Laughing Bugs (Korean: 라바, English: Larva)", I saw them in some children's books before, and now I even watch them on Netflix Get their shadows!

There is a small space on the second floor, 3D faucet! You can do some fun action photos.

There is also a children's car park next to it, but unfortunately it was closed that day.

Official website:http://kidsautopark.org/

Visit Information

Official website:https://arisu.seoul.go.kr/sudo_eng/index.jsp