Andeok figure museum with Ninja Turtles and outdoor exhibits, Jeju

Wondering where to take the kids while traveling Jeju? haha This time we visited Figure Museum Jeju in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo.

The course runs from the 1st floor up to the 2nd floor and then out to the outdoor exhibition area, so there was more to see than I expected. It's not just small figures either — there are life-size-ish large figures, which made it great for taking photos with my son. If you're looking for things to do in Jeju Island with kids, give this a look.

Where is Figure Museum Jeju, and is there parking?

Figure Museum Jeju is located at 243 Hancharo, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do. It's open daily from 09:30 to 18:00, with last admission at 17:30.

It's about 2 minutes from Hello Kitty Island, about 5 minutes from Camellia Hill, and about 10 minutes from Osulloc Tea Museum, so it's a solid spot to combine with a west Jeju or Seogwipo itinerary.

We drove, and there was plenty of parking right in front, so we parked and walked straight in. When traveling with a kid, having to walk far from the parking lot to the attraction is a whole ordeal in itself T_T. It was convenient to be able to start touring right after parking.

How much is admission to Figure Museum Jeju?

Admission as announced on site is as follows.

• Adults ₩14,000
• Middle-high school students ₩12,000
• 24 months–elementary school ₩10,000
• Under 24 months free

Reservation deals or discounts may vary depending on when you visit, so it's worth checking before you go.

First floor: where the figure exhibits begin

Once you enter Figure Museum Jeju, the figure exhibits start in earnest right there on the 1st floor.

You can meet characters from movies, comics, games and animation, made into figures.

Ninja Turtles lol these were my favorite when I was a kid!! Amazing~~~~

There was a huge range from small figures to quite large exhibits, so it didn't feel like just walking past a case full of figures and being done haha.

Near-life-size large characters!!! Wow, so cool!! Amazing hahaha

A great point for kids to get interested right away! There are photo spots everywhere too, so you naturally end up taking a lot of photos while looking at the exhibits. Seriously so cool T_T T_T T_T

The variety of figure sizes and the level of exhibit detail is no joke, and there's a photo zone where you can pick your own prop — masks, swords, hammers — and take pictures.

What I liked about Figure Museum Jeju is that it's not a space devoted to just one character or franchise.

From action figures to movie, game and animation characters, there's a wide variety on display, so kids can look at whatever catches their eye while adults enjoy spotting characters they recognize haha.

Amazing!! You know this one right??? Finding them one by one with the kids was part of the fun of touring the figure museum.

Even people who don't usually care much about figures will keep spotting characters they've seen before, so there's more to look at than you'd expect haha.

Second floor: Ninja Turtles, One Piece and Andy's Room

Finishing the 1st floor isn't the end at Figure Museum Jeju — the exhibit continues up to the 2nd floor. With so many types of figures on display, browsing each one and stopping for photos along the way made time pass faster than expected.

If you're with kids, I'd recommend going slowly and looking for their favorite characters and taking photos rather than rushing through.

There were character-related sights and interactive elements too, so it was set up in a way that kids could stay interested rather than just looking at displays.

An exhibit that's fun for adults to enjoy along with the kids too.

The classic One Piece was there too~~^^ The Pink Panther Room was so cute~~ Woody and Buzz~~ Andy's Room was adorable too^^

Before leaving the 1st/2nd floor exhibit halls, there's a goods shop, so browse with the kids and pick up whatever toy they like^^

The outdoor exhibition area is worth the extra loop

After touring the indoor 1st and 2nd floors, Figure Museum Jeju continues into the outdoor exhibition area. Don't just leave after the indoor part — take a lap through the outdoor area too.

After seeing everything from small figures to life-size large ones indoors, wrapping up with the outdoor exhibition area completes the full viewing course.

There are photo spots scattered throughout, which made it great for leaving Jeju travel memories with my son.

An indoor Jeju stop that works on a rainy day

Since Figure Museum Jeju has a large share of indoor exhibits across the 1st and 2nd floors, it's worth remembering as an option when Jeju weather isn't great. Jeju trips are affected a lot by weather. On rainy or very windy days, you sometimes have to suddenly change plans for outdoor attractions.

If you're planning to visit other Andeok-myeon area attractions like Osulloc or Camellia Hill, try fitting this into your itinerary depending on the weather and your route.

Things to do in Jeju Island with kids: is it worth a visit?

Figure Museum Jeju is a place where you can meet a variety of characters and large figures, touring in order from the 1st floor to the 2nd floor and then the outdoor exhibition area.

There's fun in having kids spot characters they already know, plus plenty of spots for photos, which made it a great fit for a family trip. Haha it was so, so much fun!!

It's not far from Osulloc Tea Museum either, so if you're touring west Jeju and Seogwipo together like we did, it's fine to add to your route. If you're looking for things to do in Jeju Island with kids, give Figure Museum Jeju a look^^