The best thing is the cable car ride queue is rather short (15 mins on weekday), and it gets us across the park rather quickly.
Once the ride attendant verified the ticket, the child’s hand will be stamped so the child can then ride on all the attractions within eligible height limit. Children below 3 enter the park for free but need to pay for the rides. Attractions for young children (height limit of 100cm) are generally empty. Using the app, we can see each attraction’s waiting time and height limit. There is an app in Korean language, and we painfully navigated it using Google translate to change the settings to English language. Safari tour and tram rides can be pre-booked by locals (using an app in Korean language), but only open to the rest of the visitors from 2pm (where the queue was 130mins long on a weekday). Huge park but super crowded even on weekdays. From the bus drop-off point, we needed to walk 10 minutes to the theme park gate. The bus picked us up from Myeongdong at 930am and from the park at 630pm, which was early but we can’t find viable alternative transport. We booked the park ticket from KKday (SGD 30 per pax above 3 years old) and the return bus ticket from Klook (SGD 11 per pax above 3 years old).
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