Jeju Aerospace Museum Guide 2026: Asia's Largest Flight Zone
Explore the massive Jeju Aerospace Museum in Andeok-myeon. With interactive flight simulators and space zones, it's the ultimate indoor activity in Jeju.
The Jeju Aerospace Museum
is a place where
cutting-edge technology
and interactive multimedia
come together to offer
fun hands-on exhibits,
along with highly educational
and inspiring programs.
On a beautifully clear
sunny day, I visited with my nephew!
Hours | 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
Closed | Every 3rd Monday of the month |
Inquiries | 064-800-2114 |
Address | Jeju Aerospace Museum, 83 Hangongu-ju-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju |
In reality,
it is packed with
way more interactive content!
Opening on April 24, 2014,
it is Asia's
largest
aerospace-themed museum,
jointly established by the Jeju Free International City Development Center,
the Republic of Korea Air Force,
and Jeju Province.
Going far beyond simple displays,
it's famous for educational and hands-on experiences.
With entry to over 110 top travel spots
and trending attractions,
as well as newly opened cafes and famous restaurants,
you can get amazing discounts
and enjoy unlimited access to Jeju's must-visit
attractions within your chosen time frame!
Jeju Aerospace Museum
Admission (~$6) + Cafe (Choice of Americano or Iced Tea) (~$4) normally totals
~$10, but with a ~$7 discount,
you can enter for just ~$3!
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Admission Fees
Adults (Ages 19 and older): ~$6
Youth / Military (Ages 13–18): ~$6
Children (Ages 3–12): ~$5
Seniors (Ages 65 and older): ~$4
Toddlers & Infants (Under 36 months)
Free Admission
(Please present valid supporting documents)
1st & 2nd Floor Guide
So, what exactly is the Jeju Aerospace Museum?
The 1st floor is the Aviation History Hall.
It showcases the Wright brothers'
historic Flyer, the first powered aircraft,
along with aviation history
focused on major milestones
and pioneering figures.
The 2nd floor is the Astronomy and Space Hall,
featuring the history of space exploration
and interactive constellation exhibits.
Plus, in the themed zones like Polaris,
Canopus, Procyon, and Aries,
you can dive into
5D and dome theater experiences,
and various interactive simulator activities.
Since it was temporarily closed,
my nephew
was so bummed he couldn't try it.
When the kids
hop inside the planes,
you can snap some adorable photos
at the designated photo spots!
They also screen the 5D Circle Vision "Polaris" show,
which is a fully immersive 5D experience
projected onto a 360-degree
panoramic screen with amazing 3D visuals
and special effects.
This is the personal
flight simulator
where kids can actually sit down
and experience being a real pilot!
Since this simulator lets you
virtually fly
a real plane,
it's a super popular spot
that almost always has a line.
They have various sizes available,
so you can put on a spacesuit and snap some cool photos!
There's also a spot where
you can just pop your face in for a quick shot.
You can also try flying
a virtual drone
at the simulator station,
so take a seat and give it a spin!
The souvenir coin costs ~$2,
but I decided to make
a museum souvenir coin anyway
as a little keepsake!
From making your own custom mug
or DIY mood lamps,
to crafting smart air rockets,
there are so many hands-on activities to choose from!
The "I-Jam Space"
is a dedicated kids' experience zone,
which is super similar to a kids' cafe.
It's an active play space
themed all around outer space!
It is open to kids
under elementary school age.
Convenience Store, Cafe, and Buffet
Buffet hours: 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
At the buffet, they serve up
delicious handmade Jeju black pork tonkatsu,
along with takoyaki
and a great variety of other dishes!
Even when it rains,
this massive indoor facility spans 1 basement floor and 3 ground floors,
so the absolute best part is
that you can explore
all day long
completely unaffected by the weather!
There are also plenty of interactive zones
where adults can join in on the fun,
making it a highly satisfying experience
for both parents and kids alike!
Stroller rentals are
completely free when you leave an ID!
Multilingual guided tours are available
including English, Japanese, and Chinese!
Offered 7 times a day (first-come, first-served on-site)
Group reservations required by phone 3 days in advance:
+82-64-800-2114
📍 Jeju Aerospace Museum
83, Aerospace-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
There are plenty of fantastic local restaurants nearby,
especially around the Jeju Shinhwa World area!
Highly educational,
packed with interactive fun,
completely indoors,
and the ultimate rainy-day getaway—
this is the perfect place to explore with kids!
That wraps up our adventure at the Jeju Aerospace Museum!
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the operating hours and regular closed days of the Jeju Aerospace Museum located in Seogwipo, Jeju?
It is open from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Please note for your visit that the museum is closed on the third Monday of every month.
How much is the basic admission fee for adults and children at the Jeju Aerospace Museum, and do infants under 36 months old need to pay?
The fee is ~$6 for adults aged 19 and over, and ~$5 for children aged 3 to 12. Infants under 36 months old can enter for free if proof of age is presented.
What content can be seen in the Aviation History Hall on the 1st floor and the Astronomical Space Hall on the 2nd floor of the Jeju Aerospace Museum?
In the Aviation History Hall on the 1st floor, you can view exhibitions on aviation history, including the Wright brothers' first powered aircraft, the Flyer. In the Astronomical Space Hall on the 2nd floor, you can experience the history of space exploration and constellations, as well as enjoy a 5D video in the Polaris Theme Zone.
What is the dedicated experience space in the Jeju Aerospace Museum for children who are not yet in elementary school?
There is a space-themed children's experience zone called 'I-Jam Space'. It is an activity experience space similar to a kids' cafe, and is only available for children who have not yet entered elementary school.
How can I listen to a foreign language guided tour or rent a stroller at the Jeju Aerospace Museum?
Multilingual guided tours in English, Japanese, Chinese, etc., are held 7 times a day. You can reserve them by calling (064-800-2114) 3 days prior to your visit, or apply on-site on a first-come, first-served basis. Strollers can be rented for free by leaving your ID card.
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