Andeok figure museum for couples: 1 hour at Figure Museum Jeju

We stopped by Figure Museum Jeju on a whim and ended up getting seriously into it. Characters of every size, and especially the life-size ones, felt so real it was genuinely fun!

Where is Figure Museum Jeju and how much is admission?

• ① Location: 243 Hanchang-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, South Korea
• ② Hours: 09:30–18:00 (last entry 17:00, open year-round)
• ③ Visit duration: about 1–2 hours
• ④ Admission: Adult ₩14,000 / Teen ₩12,000 / Child, senior, disabled, veteran ₩10,000

Figure Museum Jeju is in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, so since we were staying at Jeju Shinhwa World, it wasn't far to get there — really convenient.

Adult admission is ₩14,000, with small discounts by age, so bring your ID to get the discount. Also note that gum, water, and other food or drink aren't allowed inside the museum.

Ticket wristbands and the review-event mask

When you buy a ticket at Figure Museum Jeju, you get a paper wristband. And if you take part in the review event, you also get a mask as a gift.

We had absolutely no idea which characters were popular, haha, so we texted our niece and picked our masks based on her advice.

Alright, time to step into the world of characters!

The Marvel zone: life-size figures at Figure Museum Jeju

There were so many different characters, from life-size down to tiny scale. Let's start by rounding up the Marvel Universe first.

My favorite Guardians of the Galaxy characters, especially that little raccoon guy, haha — Rocket Raccoon looked so lifelike, and Star-Lord's scale was surprisingly realistic too.

Marvel really had a lot of life-size figures, which made everything feel even more real.

The expressions were so vivid, and the poses even more so, that just taking photos here felt like meeting the characters in person.

There was also an Iron Man assembly area — or some kind of lab space with that vibe, anyway. Behind it were tons of different Iron Man suits.

Hands-on props: the Infinity Gauntlet and Thor's hammer

At Figure Museum Jeju, we could actually put on the Iron Man mask and try the Infinity Gauntlet. It was heavier than expected, but it was fun wearing it and moving each finger individually.

We got to lift both Thor's hammer and Captain America's shield ourselves. Getting a close look at the Iron Man suits was fun too.

Whoa~ looking closely, this thing is seriously buff

The DC Comics zone and the Batmobile

There were so many figures in all different sizes, and once you reach the DC Comics section, you can even see a massive Batmobile.

The small figures were impressively detailed despite their size, and the life-size ones looked so real that they were fascinating and fun in their own right.

Star Wars, Game of Thrones and Bearbrick zones

No figure collection would be complete without Star Wars.

There were also Game of Thrones props, and they made for great, convincing photos.

And of course, Bearbrick — the one most people collect. As an art toy brand with countless collaboration designs, it's one of the characters people gather up the most.

One Piece and Transformers to finish the hour

One Piece couldn't be left out either — still ongoing and still just as captivating.

The Transformers were incredibly precise too. Looking closely, they were so detailed it felt like they might start moving any second!

Beyond these, there were so many other characters that brought back memories, sparked curiosity, and just kept things fun. Thanks to all of it, even a casual walkthrough took a full hour — Figure Museum Jeju was that enjoyable!