Seogwipo indoor figure museum for kids: Figure Museum Jeju

Why did we visit again with the children?

Last year, the three of us visited Figure Museum Jeju (피규어뮤지엄제주), and this time the four of us returned with our baby. We had enjoyed looking around before, so I added it to our Jeju family trip itinerary again.

Where is it, and what are the admission fees and hours?

Figure Museum Jeju is at 243 Hanchang-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo. The hours listed in the original information are daily from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM, with admission ending at 5:30 PM. Parking is available.

Admission is ₩14,000 for adults, ₩12,000 for middle and high school students, and ₩10,000 for children from 24 months through elementary school. Children under 24 months enter free.

Which characters and photo spots did my child enjoy?

Familiar characters such as Toy Story figures and Iron Man greeted us from the entrance. As soon as my child walked in, they were busy looking around.

Further inside, figures from movies and animations continued. There were so many types that it was fun looking for characters we recognized.

My child, who likes Marvel, posed in front of Spider-Man. Seeing a favorite character up close, they did not want to leave for quite a while.

My child also posed independently in front of other characters, so we took several photos.

In the space surrounded by Iron Man figures, there was a photo spot in the middle where visitors could step up and take pictures. The added lighting made taking photos more fun.

Are there exhibits adults will enjoy on the second floor?

There were things to see along the way to the second floor as well. Besides the stairs, there is an elevator, so it is possible to get around with a stroller.

Bumblebee, my favorite, felt much larger than I expected, and I noticed the detailed work. Optimus Prime was displayed beside it too, so this was where I had the most fun looking around.

In the next space, the atmosphere changed from Star Wars to cute characters. Small figures were packed closely together, and I looked for the characters that caught my eye one by one.

My husband took a photo in front of his favorite Dragon Ball figures with our sleeping baby in his arms. I also took a photo in front of Shrek beside them.

What facilities are useful when visiting with a baby?

The nursing room had a changing table and chairs. It was fine for taking a short break, and having a space like this made our visit more convenient with a baby.

What can you see near the end and in the annex?

Many One Piece characters were also on display. The Pink Panther photo spot that followed had a vivid pink background, so we took one photo of each child.

Familiar characters continued through the end, including characters from Monsters, Inc. and a large duck. Whenever we came across a character we knew, we stopped to look.

There is also an annex exhibition hall right beside the main building. It is compact, but filled with small figures, so we looked around there too. Since both children and adults can find characters they like, it was a decent indoor stop in Jeju for our family.