Are you planning to enjoy ice skating with your kids or significant other in Korea during the festive season of 2024? Do you prefer the thrill of skating in the open air rather than indoors? Let me introduce two amazing outdoor ice skating rinks in Seoul where you can embrace the winter magic. Choose your favorite spot, visit, and create unforgettable memories in Korea!
Seoul Plaza Ice Skating Rink
- Location: 12 Euljiro, Jung-gu, Seoul (Parking is limited, so taking the bus is recommended!)
- Operating Period: Not yet announced (typically operates from December 22 to mid-February).
- Fee: 1,000 KRW per hour (includes skate rental).
- Highlights:
- Affordable pricing.
- Unique experience of skating with the traditional Seoul City Hall as a backdrop.
- Can be crowded, so visiting on weekdays is recommended.
Grand Hyatt Seoul Ice Rink
- Location: 322 Sowol-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul (Next to Haebangchon; free parking for 3 hours, so driving is recommended).
- Operating Period: December 1, 2024 – March 3, 2025
- Fees:
- Admission: 15,000 KRW (includes coffee or hot chocolate, applies to weekdays, weekends, and holidays)
- Ice Rink Pass (includes admission and skate rental):
- 55,000 KRW (Monday to Friday)
- 58,000 KRW (Saturday, Sunday, and holidays)
- 10% discount for advance purchase on Naver (Korea google)
- Highlights:
- Enjoy skating with open views of the Han River and the city, accompanied by music.
- Offers a more private and premium experience but is quite expensive (advance booking on Naver for a discount is highly recommended).
- Links : https://www.hyatt.com/content/dam/hotel/propertysites/assets/grand/selrs/documents/ko_kr/home/2024-Ice-Rink-Policy.pdf
Let me introduce two other places where you can enjoy a different festive atmosphere compared to the ice skating rinks above. These locations feature enchanting Christmas markets you won’t want to miss. Make sure to read this post and explore these magical spots for a truly memorable holiday season!
Go-to :
Christmas Market in Korea – Where to Celebrate Christmas in 2024?
