Ghost Story Dangerous Hashtag Play Review 2026
Experience a heart-pounding night at Daehangno's best interactive horror play, Ghost Story: Dangerous Hashtag. Check out our review and seating tips!

Set in an Abandoned School
An Interactive Horror Play
Ghost Story: Dangerous Hashtag
Presented by Team Play
Hi there! It's your favorite travel guide, Ciel!
Today, I’m excited to share a recommendation for all you horror enthusiasts out there:
the spine-chilling Daehangno play, "Ghost Story: Dangerous Hashtag."



Quick Guide: Ghost Story: Dangerous Hashtag
Performance Period & Showtimes |
Dates: 05/01/2026 (Fri) - 08/30/2026 (Sun) Showtimes: Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri 5:00 PM Sat, Sun 2:00 PM, 4:00 PM, 6:00 PM |
Ticketing
Naver Booking, NOL
📍 Unique Things to Do in Seoul: Horror Play "Ghost Story: Dangerous Hashtag"📍
📍 Mirae Art Hall
B1, 26 Changgyeonggung-ro 35-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul

🎭 We highly recommend this Daehangno interactive play if you:
✔︎ Love bone-chilling horror and jump scares
✔︎ Enjoy immersive, audience-participation theater
✔︎ Are looking for a unique and memorable date night in Seoul
What is "Ghost Story: Dangerous Hashtag" about?

To verify the existence of a viral ghost rumored on social media,
four graduates of Dorim High School—Woohyuk, Chulmin, Dasol, and Jisu—
sneak back into their now-abandoned high school.
Once inside, they are met with bizarre and terrifying occurrences.
Will they make it out of the school alive? That’s the chilling premise!
An abandoned school, spooky urban legends, and creepy dolls...
These are absolute classic staples of the horror genre, right?
It immediately piqued my curiosity. ❤️
That's why I knew I had to book tickets for "Ghost Story: Dangerous Hashtag."
Why You Absolutely Must Watch This Play
They are 100% committed to the spooky atmosphere.

While the theater itself is located in a basement like many others in Daehangno,
the journey down to the stage is completely different...

The stairs leading down are incredibly eerie...
I've been to quite a few horror plays recently,
and while most have horror-themed photo zones,
this was the first time I felt chills just from walking down a red-lit staircase.
Right then, I knew I had made the perfect choice.

In front of the theater, they set up an incredibly creepy elevator photo zone,



complete with blood-stained dolls.
It’s the perfect spot to take proof-of-visit photos and capture some spooky memories.



Once we stepped inside the performance hall, we noticed the stage was filled with fog.

The hazy smoke machine effect really amped up the scary vibes!


Even just holding up your ticket for a selfie, or taking a photo with your date, yields incredibly atmospheric shots. 👍🏻
Honest Review of "Ghost Story: Dangerous Hashtag"

The atmosphere was intense from the start, but the audience participation took it to the next level.
I don't want to spoil anything, so I won't go into details,
but there were so many genuine jump scares! It's easily the best horror play I've seen so far.
While you'll have a great time no matter where you sit,
I have a personal recommendation for the best seats! Haha.

I highly recommend choosing Row A or the seats directly next to the aisles.
My ultimate recommendation order: Row A (Aisle) > Row A > Aisle Seats!
Trust me, sitting here makes the experience 10,000,000 times more thrilling!
Meet the Cast

Woohyuk | Dasol | Chulmin | Jisu |
Actor Lee Jung-yu | Actress Park Ju-hee | Actor Lee Yoon-chang | Actress Jung Soo-bin |
The cast of "Ghost Story" rotates between three teams: Simkung (Heart-fluttering), Ossak (Chilling), and Soreum (Goosebumps). The day I went, the "Simkung Team" was performing.
The actors gave an absolutely phenomenal performance!
Actress Jung Soo-bin put her entire body and soul into her acting,
and actors Lee Jung-yu and Lee Yoon-chang ended up pulling my mom into the play, which she absolutely loved!
Actress Park Ju-hee also gave us some amazing, heart-stopping scares. It was so much fun!
Bonus Fun at the Show


Before the show starts, you'll see a QR code in the theater.
Scan it to visit their Instagram page, check in for your specific show date/time,
and you might win a surprise gift at the end of the show!

Also, pay close attention during the play because they host a quick quiz afterwards.
If you get the answer right, you win prizes! ❤️



✔︎ Final Thoughts: Daehangno Hyehwa Station Date Night Recommendation
Ghost Story: Dangerous Hashtag Review
Even the curtain call was absolutely perfect!
This is hands down the best horror play I've ever experienced in Seoul.
If you're looking for a thrilling horror play around Hyehwa Station,
or looking for a unique date idea in Daehangno,
I highly recommend checking out "Ghost Story: Dangerous Hashtag"!
Cielso
ⓒ2026.Cielso All rights reserved.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the performance dates and times for the Daehak-ro horror play 'Ghost Story: Dangerous Hashtag'?
The performance runs from May 1, 2026, to August 30, 2026. On weekdays (Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays), it starts at 5:00 PM. On weekends (Saturdays and Sundays), you can watch it at 2:00 PM, 4:00 PM, and 6:00 PM.
What are the most recommended seats when watching the play 'Ghost Story: Dangerous Hashtag'?
Due to the nature of an interactive horror play, we highly recommend Row A or seats right next to the aisle. In particular, sitting in an aisle seat in Row A allows you to experience the play much more realistically.
Are there any events I can participate in when watching 'Ghost Story: Dangerous Hashtag' at Mirae Art Hall near Hyehwa Station?
If you check in on Instagram using the QR code provided at the venue before the play begins, you can receive a gift after the performance. Additionally, gifts are given to audience members who answer quizzes correctly during the show.
Where is the venue for 'Ghost Story: Dangerous Hashtag' located, and how can I book tickets?
The venue is Mirae Art Hall, located on the 1st basement floor (B1) at 26 Changgyeonggung-ro 35-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul. Ticket reservations can be made through Naver and NOL.
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