Sealala Water Park (with baby)

The place is really nice. Easy to follow. The pools and saunas are tiny but they are in very good shape. Food is all bit expensive. I don’t recommend the boiled eggs, I got diarrhoea for two days in a row.

Really cool place for families. Far smaller than what I imagined. When you enter, you choose 1. Waterpark 2. Spa 3. Sauna. The spa is located in the bathrooms on the way to the water park so weird they have an extra charge. The park is primarily for families with kids. It has 1 main area, a small restaurant and they get you out every hour for a 10 minutes break. The shoes are left in the entrance ...

This place is too child friendly to the point where it is terrible for adults. The food is subpar and overpriced while the lifeguards take 10 minute breaks every 50 mins, forcing everyone to leave the pool during that time. Every slide is open for a very short time every 2 hours, hats or caps are required and if you try and purchase one good luck because they only have 1 size. Oh and you have to ...

This was the first indoor water park I visited in Seoul, and it was a total disaster. Took close to one hour just to find parking. Inside, it was insanely crowded — people packed shoulder to shoulder in the lazy river(and that’s about the only thing to do), super noisy because it’s all indoors with too many people, and the water looked really dirty. Hygiene overall was questionable — no sign to as...

The waterpark feels a bit dated, but it’s one of the few that still includes a traditional jjimjilbang experience and are children friendly. If you take your time to explore everything and have lunch on-site, it makes for a solid day outing.