What are the parking fees at Gwacheon Wonder Park, and how can I get a parking discount?

Gwacheon Wonder Park uses the Seoul Grand Park Sky Parking Lot. The initial 2 hours cost ~$3, and then ~$1 for every 30 minutes, up to a maximum of ~$4. You can receive a 50% discount on parking fees if you have a multi-child card.

How long will the Gwacheon Wonder Park Robocar Poli collaboration last, and at what times can I watch the Poli show?

The Robocar Poli collaboration runs until November 15th. The sing-along show with Poli and Amber takes place for 15 minutes at 11 AM, 1 PM, and 3 PM on weekends and public holidays, in front of the Rescue Station next to the popcorn stand. It's recommended to arrive and wait 30 minutes before the show.

What is the admission fee for Gwacheon Wonder Park, and do children under 36 months also need to pay?

The admission fee for Gwacheon Wonder Park is ~$15 for adults and ~$13 for children. Children under 36 months can enter for free, and you can receive a 10% discount when booking online.

Are strollers allowed in Gwacheon Wonder Park, and can I eat inside?

Strollers are allowed, but they must be left in the designated parking area before entering attraction zones where children engage in active play. There are no restaurants inside Wonder Park, so you should use the Wonder Cafe on the 1st floor or eat outside. Re-entry is not permitted.

Gwacheon Wonder Park Robocar Poli Review 2026: Indoor Fun…

If you're looking for an indoor outing spot for kids aged two and up,

I highly recommend Gwacheon Wonder Park ❤️

It seems to be a popular spot for families with kids near Seoul,

seeing as many foreign tourists visiting Korea with their families come here too!

What's more, a Robocar Poli collaboration is running until November 15th,

making vehicle-loving kids absolutely thrilled and ecstatic.

It's still too hot for the zoo or Seoul Land, but Gwacheon Magic Flow Wonder Park is indoors,

so it's especially great for a comfortable play experience.

So, I'll provide a full rundown of everything,

including opening hours, fees, parking,

stroller accessibility, and Robocar Poli showtimes.

1. Wonder Park X Robocar Poli Basic Information

Location	80 Daegongwon-gwangjang-ro, Gwacheon-si, Gyeonggi-do
Operating Hours	Daily 10:00 AM ~ 6:00 PM
Closed	None
🚗Parking	First 2 hours ~$3 Every 30 minutes thereafter ~$1 Maximum ~$4
Admission Fee (Individual Ticket)	Adults ~$15 Children ~$13 * Free for children under 36 months * 10% discount for online reservations
How to Reserve	>> Reserve Tickets for Same-Day Use <<

• Parking Lot

I recommend the Seoul Grand Park Sky Parking Lot as it's closest to the entrance!

• Parking Discount Tip

If you have a multi-child family card,

you can get a 50% discount, so be sure to bring it!

I parked for over 3 hours and 30 minutes and

paid ~$2.

• Stroller Accessibility

Yes, strollers are allowed. However, in areas where kids are actively playing,

you can leave your stroller in the designated parking area before entering.

2. What exactly is Wonder Park?

If you haven't been to Wonder Park, you might have this question, and I certainly did too.

'What kind of place is this?'

In a nutshell, it's a media art exhibition combined with a kids' cafe.

Spanning 1,500 pyeong (approx. 53,000 sq ft), videos unfurl across the entire walls and floors,

themed as forests, oceans, deserts, and space.

The realistic media art is captivating,

and from a child's perspective, it must be an absolute dopamine explosion!

It's an overall vibrant space,

so personally, I think it's best for kids aged two and up;

it might be too stimulating for younger babies.

With the added Robocar Poli collaboration,

you can see Poli characters appearing in the media art,

blended into various stories.

Being an entirely indoor facility,

the biggest advantage is that it's a great place to visit with kids regardless of the weather –

rain or shine, hot or cold!

3. Wonder Park Review

Upon first entering,

it feels like stepping into another world,

as a mysterious being greets you.

"Nice to meet you."

The Poli characters rushed out,

showed a teaser, and then the doors opened.

Even as an adult, it was such an exciting start, a real dopamine rush!

After entering, you can largely enjoy the following facilities:

① Media Art Exhibition Zone

With 10 themes including forest, ocean, desert, and space,

videos unfold across the entire walls and floor.

Since it's an interactive exhibition, just by walking past,

effects appear with your footsteps,

and my 3-year-old, who knows nothing about it, was absolutely delighted.

② Attractions

It's not just a simple exhibition;

there's an attraction zone where you can get active or play simple games,

making it great for spending time in an area that suits your child's preferences.

Fishing play, Hinoki Cube Zone, Dance Time, Cooking Table,

Whack-A-Mole, Jumping Clouds, and more.

With so many different activities,

once you're in, you might never want to leave! haha.

My 28-month-old, who isn't quite ready for games yet,

mostly sought out places to run around and play.

The places she enjoyed the most were

the Space Trampoline and the Ice Ball Party.

And currently, a Robocar Poli collaboration is underway,

so their backgrounds were playing in various facilities like the media art zone, hinoki wood zone, and trampoline area,

and there was a spot where you could play with Robocar Poli toys,

where she spent a long time playing too!

4. Robocar Poli Performance Times

On weekends and holidays,

there are sing-along performances with Poli and Amber.

Times are 11 AM, 1 PM, and 3 PM.

The location is in front of the Rescue Station, next to the popcorn stand.

Performance duration is 15 minutes.

By chance, our entry time overlapped with a performance,

so we haphazardly found ourselves sitting in the front row and watched it.

However, people start waiting in advance about 30 minutes beforehand.

The closer it gets to performance time,

the more crowded it gets, making it hard to walk through,

and they control the traffic flow, so if you're planning to watch a performance,

make sure to grab a spot early!

5. Photo Zone

It's so vibrant everywhere, full of photo spots,

but the absolute best is 'Into the Universe' on the 3rd floor.

People actually line up to take pictures here!

It's a media art space designed as a long tunnel,

and with different backgrounds appearing every time,

it's perfect for capturing all sorts of memories, whether you're with kids or just enjoying it yourself,

so make sure you stop by and snap some photos!

6. Wrapping Up

I thought the age range might be a bit high for a 28-month-old,

but it's actually the perfect place to start exploring from now!

My child absolutely loved it,

to the point of not wanting to go home.

There's no time limit, so if you go in when it opens

and stay until closing, you'll definitely get your money's worth.

The only downside is that there isn't a restaurant inside Wonder Park,

so it's a good idea to grab a bite at the Wonder Cafe on the 1st floor before you enter.

What's more, re-entry isn't allowed,

so timing your meal well is a smart move.

We visited on a weekend,

and it wasn't too crowded, which made it truly enjoyable!

Before the collaboration ends,

I promised my child we'd come back again.

Also, online booking is

10% cheaper than purchasing tickets on-site, and same-day booking is available!

So, make sure to buy your tickets in advance.

>> Get Your 10% Discounted Tickets Here! <<

Gwacheon Wonder Park Robocar Poli Review 2026: Indoor Fun for Kids

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