Hwaseong City Children's Cultural Center

FAQ about Hwaseong City Children's Cultural Center

• At what age can children use Hwaseong Children's Culture Center?

  The Kids Experience Hall is available for children 48 months and older up to 12 years old. Children under 48 months cannot enter the Kids Experience Hall, but they can use the Dinosaur Experience Hall, Free Experience Hall, and lounge.
• Do parents enter the Kids Experience Hall with their child at Hwaseong Children's Culture Center?

  No, activities in the Kids Experience Hall are conducted separately from parents, so only children participate. Each session runs for 30 minutes, followed by 10 minutes for resting and moving.
• Is a reservation required for Hwaseong Children's Culture Center?

  Yes, advance reservation is required before your visit. In particular, the Kids Playground and the Kids Experience Hall must be reserved separately, so if you plan to use both, be sure to check reservations for each one.
• How much is the admission fee for Hwaseong Children's Culture Center?

  For the Kids Experience Hall, the fee for children 48 months and older up to 12 years old is 9,000 won for Hwaseong residents and 13,000 won for general admission. For teenagers and adults ages 13 to 64, the fee is 4,000 won for Hwaseong residents and 7,000 won for general admission.
• What are the opening hours and closed day for Hwaseong Children's Culture Center?

  It is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 09:30 to 18:30, and closed regularly on Mondays. The Kids Experience Hall operates in two sessions: Session 1 from 09:30 to 13:30, and Session 2 from 14:30 to 18:30.
• Does Hwaseong Children's Culture Center have a nursing room and diaper changing station?

  Yes, there is a nursing room next to the lobby information desk. It is equipped with a diaper changing station, microwave, and baby bottle sterilizer, which makes visits with infants and toddlers more convenient.
• Is Hwaseong Children's Culture Center easy to get around with a stroller?

  Yes, there is an elevator in the building, so getting around with a stroller is generally manageable. However, there is no stroller rental service, so you will need to bring your own if needed.
• Does Hwaseong Children's Culture Center have parking?

  Yes, there is an underground parking lot available, and parking is free. If you are visiting by car, parking is generally convenient.
• Is there a place to eat a meal or snack at Hwaseong Children's Culture Center?

  There is a cafe on the second floor, and on the fourth floor, the Nyam Nyam Lounge is a place where you can eat food made during cooking activities or a lunchbox you brought from home. It is a nice option when staying for half a day with your child.