Lotte World Ticket Discounts 2026: After4 & No Card Deals
Looking for Lotte World ticket discounts in 2026? Discover how to save on After4 passes even without partnership cards and find the best online deals.
Quick answer
- A 1-Day Lotte World pass costs ₩67,000 (~$51) for adults.
- The Lotte World After4 pass, valid from 4 PM, costs ₩55,000 (~$42).
- Check the official Lotte World website first for credit card and telecom discounts.
- Online travel platforms like Trip.com often offer After4 tickets for around ₩38,500 (~$29).
- Look out for flash sales, like 1+1 deals, which can drop prices to ₩22,750 (~$17) per person.
I was recently strolling around Jamsil Seokchon Lake (잠실 석촌호수) with a friend.
As we passed by Lotte World (롯데월드), we couldn't help but stop and stare at the thrilling rides. We started reminiscing about our favorite attractions, talking about which ones we absolutely had to ride, and suddenly, we were both overcome with an intense desire to visit. It was hilarious!


The daytime weather has been pleasantly cool lately, around the low 70s Fahrenheit, but it feels like temperatures are about to drop significantly. Plus, with the autumn season in full swing, the atmosphere just called for an adventure.
“If we’re going to go, shouldn’t we go now?”
That's what I said, and my friend and I started seriously planning our Lotte World trip.

(Is next week's weather forecast for real?)
Lotte World's Regular Prices Are Higher Than You Think
Currently, the standard admission prices for Lotte World Adventure for adults are:
1-Day Pass: ₩67,000 (~$51)
After4 Pass: ₩55,000 (~$42)
The After4 pass grants admission from 4:00 PM onwards.
Since we weren't planning on spending an entire day, we initially considered the After4 pass. (Also, from the outside, it didn't seem super crowded in the evenings, perhaps because it was a Friday night just before the Suneung exams).
However, paying the full ₩55,000 (~$42) felt a bit wasteful. Haha!
Lotte World is known for its numerous partnership discounts, so I immediately started looking into Lotte World credit card discounts.
I Checked for Partnership Cards... But Mine Weren't Eligible?
If you visit the Lotte World website, you'll find quite a few discount benefits available through various credit card companies.
Some cards offer 50% off, while others provide free admission for a companion, so I thought,
“I’ll just get a card discount, right?”
But then came the problem...
One of my cards had expired, and I hadn't reissued it. When I checked my current cards, I realized I didn't have a single one that offered amusement park partnership discounts.
Check partnership benefits here
If your Samsung card offers Lotte World benefits, you could get a regular pass for ₩35,500 (~$27) and a night pass for ₩29,150 (~$22).
(This offer is typically valid until the end of October 2026).

I mean, I only go to amusement parks once or twice a year, but it felt strangely disappointing not to have any discount cards.
And I certainly wasn't going to get a new credit card just for this. (Though, to be honest, I was so frustrated last night that I actually looked into new cards!)
So, from that moment on,
“Is there a way to visit Lotte World cheaply without a partnership card?”
I started searching for answers.
When I Looked, Trip.com After4 Was ₩38,500 (~$29)
After comparing various options, the best deal I found the day before was on Trip.com.
The Lotte World After4 ticket for the date we planned to go was listed at ₩38,500 (~$29).
Considering the regular price is ₩55,000 (~$42), the price difference based on my findings was:
₩55,000 (~$42) → ₩38,500 (~$29)
A difference of ₩16,500 (~$12) per person.
For two people, that's a saving of ₩33,000 (~$25), which is quite significant!

Oh my goodness, everyone!
As I was capturing screenshots for this article, a flash deal notification popped up for a 1+1 ticket!

It said the 1+1 sale would start in 11 hours, which means it would be available at 11 AM.
Wow, if you're planning to visit Lotte World, you absolutely have to grab this deal!
That would make it around ₩22,750 (~$17) per person.
That's even cheaper than the Samsung card partnership discount! (The Samsung card deal was around ₩35,000 (~$27) earlier).
👉 [See Lotte World 1+1 Tickets]
There are many tickets on Coupang and other online marketplaces, too.
If you search online, you'll find a huge number of places selling Lotte World tickets.
You can find them on Coupang and various other open marketplaces.
However, when there are so many different sellers for tickets like this, I often find myself wondering,
“Is it really safe to buy from here...?”
And if the reviews are too few, I get suspicious. Haha!
Trip.com isn't the official Lotte World website, but it's a booking platform that sells travel products. I was already familiar with the platform from booking other trips, and they specifically sell Lotte World tickets. So, if the price difference isn't huge, I prefer using platforms like this for peace of mind.
Of course, rather than definitively saying one seller is better, it's always a good idea to compare the final payment amount and cancellation policies for your intended visit date.
If You Have a Partnership Card, Always Check That First
Lotte World offers various special benefits depending on credit card companies and telecom providers, so if you're eligible for a discount through those, it might be even cheaper.
So, I think this order of checking is best:
① Check your partnership card on the official Lotte World website
② Check telecom and other special benefits
③ If none of those apply, compare online ticket prices
Ultimately, I Haven't Booked Yet, Haha!
Even after all that diligent research, I still haven't made a reservation!
My friend said it would be a bit difficult to align our schedules right now, so we've put it on hold. Haha!
Still, I put in so much effort researching everything from credit card discounts to online tickets just to visit Lotte World, and it felt like a waste to keep all that information to myself.
Especially if you don't have a partnership card, don't just pay the full price! Make sure to compare online ticket prices.
And if you're like me and plan to enter in the afternoon and stay until evening, comparing After4 prices before a 1-Day pass is also a smart move.
Once my friend and I can coordinate our schedules, I'll check the prices again and aim to visit this fall 2026. Fingers crossed!
※ Lotte World admission prices, partnership discounts, and online sales prices may vary depending on the visit date and ongoing promotions.

📍 Lotte World Adventure
240 Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Frequently Asked Questions
What time can I enter with the Lotte World After4 ticket, and what is the regular price?
The Lotte World After4 ticket allows entry from 4 PM. The regular price for adults is ₩55,000 (~$42). This ticket can be considered if you don't plan to play all day.
If I don't have an affiliate card, which online platform can I use to buy a Lotte World After4 ticket at a lower price?
According to the article, if you don't have an affiliate card, you can purchase a Lotte World After4 ticket on Trip.com for ₩38,500 (~$29). This is ₩16,500 (~$12) cheaper per person compared to the regular price of ₩55,000 (~$42).
If I have a Samsung Card, how much can I purchase Lotte World tickets for?
If there's a Samsung Card benefit until the end of October, a regular ticket can be purchased for ₩35,500 (~$27), and a night ticket (After4) for ₩29,150 (~$22). These are prices mentioned in the article as part of an affiliate discount.
When could the Lotte World 1+1 flash sale mentioned in the article be purchased, and what was the price per person?
Based on the time the article was written, a notification for a 1+1 special sale appeared 11 hours later, at 11 AM. With this special offer, it was possible to purchase tickets for approximately ₩22,750 (~$17) per person.
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