Learn card games with Pokémon friends!
Popular to boys over 48 months
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4th Floor, 801 Shinsu-ro, Suji-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi, Pokémon Korea
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Advance reservation required - Website
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Popular Ages of Pokémon Korea
Pokémon Korea is
popular to over 48 months boys
under 12 months | |
from 12 to 24 months | |
from 24 to 48 months | |
over 48 months |
boys
53%
girls
47%
Prices & Programs of Pokémon Korea
- [Operating Information]
- 1st Session - 11:50 ~ 12:30
- 2nd Session - 12:50 ~ 13:30
- 3rd Session - 13:50 ~ 14:30
- 4th Session - 14:50 ~ 15:30
- 5th Session - 15:50 ~ 16:30
- 6th Session - 16:50 ~ 17:30
- Reservation Open - Every Monday
Parenting Tips for Pokémon Korea
- You can purchase Pokémon Cards and Pokémon Goods at the Pokémon Store right next to you.
- In Stage 1, you can learn how to play with a 30-card Pokémon game deck.
- In Stage 2, you can conduct a real battle with another trainer using the content from Stage 1.
- In Stage 3, you can fully grasp the rules of the Pokémon card game using a 60-card deck.
- On-site registration is also possible, but if the maximum capacity is exceeded, participation is not available, so it is recommended to reserve online beforehand.
- You can receive a certificate and participation gift for each stage.
- You can participate in only one of the three stages per day.
- Children under 7 years old must attend the class with a guardian.
- There is a parking lot, but it is very limited, so parking may be difficult.
What is Pokemon Korea?
If your child loves Pokemon, this is an interactive space where they can learn the card game in person and enjoy it like a real match. Rather than simply looking at merchandise, this is a place where kids can learn the rules and have fun meeting other trainers, making it a great choice for a weekend outing.
Pokemon Card Game Experience
The biggest draw is that kids can learn the card game step by step through a program like Pokemon School. In Stage 1, they learn how to play, and later they can try real battles and more advanced rules, so it is easy to choose a challenge that matches your child's interest. Each stage also comes with a certificate of completion and a participation gift, which adds to the sense of achievement.
Things to check before your visit
Sessions run on a scheduled basis, and reservations open every Monday.
- Session 1 - 11:50 ~ 12:30
- Session 2 - 12:50 ~ 13:30
- Session 3 - 13:50 ~ 14:30
- Session 4 - 14:50 ~ 15:30
- Session 5 - 15:50 ~ 16:30
- Session 6 - 16:50 ~ 17:30
Walk-in registration is also available, but if the session is full, it may be difficult to join, so online reservation is recommended. Children under 7 must participate with a guardian. Out of the 3 stages, you can join only one per day.
Kid-friendly convenience information for parents
Parking and reservations are available, but the parking lot is quite small, so it is best to leave with extra time. A nursing room, diaper changing station, stroller rental, and high chair are not provided. At the Pokemon Store right next door, you can buy Pokemon cards and Pokemon merchandise.
"If your child loves Pokemon, this is a fun and special weekend experience to try at least once."
FAQ about Pokémon Korea
What can children experience at Pokemon Korea?
At Pokemon Korea, children can learn the Pokemon Card Game step by step in a program called Pokemon School. Stage 1 covers how to play, Stage 2 focuses on real battles, and Stage 3 helps them learn the rules more deeply using a 60-card deck.What age is a good fit for Pokemon Korea, and is a guardian required?
It is especially well suited for children who can understand the rules of the Pokemon Card Game. Children under 7 must join the class with a guardian.Can you take multiple stages in one day at Pokemon Korea?
No. At Pokemon Korea, you can participate in only one of the 3 stages per day.How do you make a reservation for Pokemon Korea?
Reservations for Pokemon Korea open every Monday. Walk-in registration is also available, but if the session is full, it may be difficult to participate, so online reservation is recommended.What are the operating hours and session times at Pokemon Korea?
Pokemon Korea operates by session. Session 1 is 11:50~12:30, Session 2 is 12:50~13:30, Session 3 is 13:50~14:30, Session 4 is 14:50~15:30, Session 5 is 15:50~16:30, and Session 6 is 16:50~17:30.Is there an admission fee at Pokemon Korea?
Both admission and participation in Pokemon School are listed as free. No separate experience fee information was confirmed.Is parking available at Pokemon Korea?
Yes, parking is available at Pokemon Korea. However, there is information and visitor feedback saying that the parking lot is very small, so it is best to plan your visit with extra time.Is Pokemon Korea convenient to visit with a stroller or a baby?
Stroller rental, a nursing room, a diaper changing station, and a high chair are not provided. However, based on web research, it has been confirmed that there is an elevator in the building and access is possible from the underground parking area.Is there anywhere worth visiting together after going to Pokemon Korea?
At the Pokemon Store right next to Pokemon Korea, you can buy Pokemon cards and merchandise together. It is a nice place to stop by with your child before or after the experience.
Pokémon Korea Address
Address: 4th Floor, 801 Shinsu-ro, Suji-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi, Pokémon Korea
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How to make a reservation for Pokémon Korea?
Advance reservation required - Website