Levitation and a rabbit: Incheon kids' magic show at JT's Science Lab
In short
Magician JT's Science Lab is a 60-minute children's science magic show staged at the Geomdan Welfare Center auditorium in Incheon, on Sunday afternoons at 2pm during the summer vacation season. Tickets are 25,000 won, seats are first-come first-served, and only 4 shows run this summer, with the last one on August 23. Watching Magician JT's Science Lab for the second time with an 8-year-old, the levitation trick and Toto's gift corner held him from start to finish — a safe bet for a weekend outing with kids in Incheon.

Good to know
- Show
- Magician JT's Science Lab
- Venue
- Geomdan Welfare Center Auditorium (18 Wanjeong-ro 92beon-gil, Geomdan-gu, Incheon)
- Schedule
- Sundays at 2pm, about 60 minutes per show
- Admission
- 25,000 won (discount available when booking through Naver)
- Seating
- Pick your seat in order of arrival; booster cushions available to borrow
- Parking
- Geomdan Welfare Center lot, plus the library-side lot
- Note
- Only 4 shows this summer vacation season; final show on August 23
- Price reference
- ₩25,000 ≈ $18.5 (2026-09-27)
as written by the visitor on Aug 16, 2026
With my 8-year-old son's first summer vacation just kicking off, I'm a dad of two constantly wondering, "Where should I take the kids this weekend?"
My son, who loves science, watched a certain show last year and absolutely loved it!

So when I heard that Magician JT's Science Lab was starting up again, I went straight away.

It's a packed little show running only 4 times during summer vacation season at the Geomdan Welfare Center auditorium in Incheon, so for anyone looking for places to go with kids, I'll walk you through it scene by scene!
Magician JT's Science Lab: show times, tickets and booking tips
Magician JT's Science Lab runs Sunday at 2pm at the Geomdan Welfare Center auditorium, about 60 minutes per show. Admission is ₩25,000, and you can get a discount by booking through Naver.
- Show: Magician JT's Science Lab
- Venue: Geomdan Welfare Center Auditorium (18 Wanjeong-ro 92beon-gil, Geomdan-gu, Incheon, South Korea)
- Schedule: Sunday 2pm (about 60 minutes per show)
- Admission: ₩25,000 (discount available via Naver booking)
The last show is August 23!! Book quickly! You really won't regret it!!

Parking: Use the Geomdan Welfare Center parking lot (there's also a lot on the library side, so parking was pretty easy!)
I had such good memories from last year that I rebooked without any hesitation this year. My now-8-year-old son remembered it too, and was so excited he said "I want to see it again!" before I even brought it up.





Even on his second time watching, he wasn't bored at all — he stayed focused, laughing and clapping the whole way through, and I thought, we really made the right call coming.


Seats at the Geomdan Welfare Center auditorium go by arrival order — how to grab a front row
The Geomdan Welfare Center theater lets you pick your own seat based on arrival order. For a participatory kids' show like this, seating really matters, right?
So instead of cutting it close, we hurried and arrived a bit earlier! Thanks to that, we snagged a great front seat right up close to the stage.


For kids who are still short and might have their view blocked, a height booster cushion is essential, right? We grabbed one at the entrance and set it right on my son's seat.
Magician JT arrives with Toto the rabbit
And there he was! Magician JT finally made his dramatic entrance, we'd been waiting for it. The moment he appeared, he pulled off a flashy trick that instantly grabbed every kid's attention.
Even I, an adult, got swept up in the magic instantly. And Toto, the cute rabbit puppet friend we'd met last year, was still right there!


"Toto, it's been a year — you're still so cute!" both my son and I silently cheered inside.
During the show, there's a corner where Toto personally hands out gifts to kids who respond and participate enthusiastically. This is basically the peak excitement moment for kids, right? My son threw his hand up eagerly and cheered along, and he proudly walked away with a gift, shoulders squared.
From levitation on: the tricks that got the biggest laughs
Watching these strange science experiments unfold like magic on the big stage, I could practically see my son's imagination expanding. In particular, there was a levitation trick that surprised even me, an adult — and it was done as an on-the-spot audience participation bit!
Thanks to this participatory format, I don't think my son took his eyes off the stage for a single moment. Magician JT's hosting skills were pure delight.
He asked friendly questions right at the kids' eye level, sprinkled in jokes that had everyone bursting into laughter, and kept the whole show's energy high.

If this had been a science show that just droned on with explanations, my 8-year-old would have gotten bored quickly — but the perfect blend of magic and science kept the laughter going right to the end.



Is Magician JT's Science Lab still fun the second time?
Honestly, I had a small worry: "We already saw this last year — will it still be fun this time?" But that worry turned out to be unnecessary!


Some parts of the show had been refreshed, and combined with his memories from last time plus the joy of actively participating, my son's eyes sparkled like he was seeing it for the very first time.

Even on the way home after the show ended, my son locked pinkies with me and promised, "Dad, if we come again next year, let's watch it again!"

It was a perfect show that delivered full satisfaction both years — last year and again this year. If you're wondering where to take your kids on weekends in Incheon, I highly recommend Magician JT's Science Lab over a place that's just for running around — it fills them with laughter and scientific curiosity at the same time.


Kids won't feel like science is hard — they'll naturally get interested in it, making this a top choice both parents will be happy with too!
Where it is
18 Wanjeong-ro 92beon-gil, Geomdan-gu, Incheon, South Korea인천광역시 검단구 완정로92번길 18






