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Maze Museum
In Korean: 메이즈랜드
Maze Museum is a theme park with a stone maze built of basalt and scoria on the theme of Jeju's stone, wind and women (the three abundances), a wind maze bordered by an arborvitae hedge, and a maze puzzle museum.
Admission is 16,000 won for adults, 14,000 won for teenagers and soldiers, and 13,000 won for children, seniors and persons of national merit. It is open 09:00–18:00 with ticket sales ending at 17:00, but hours change by season. It has no closed days and has parking, and medium and small dogs under 15 kg can come in carried in a cage or a dog stroller.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 3 (no changes allowed) · 6 photos
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Maze Museum before you go
Hours
- 09:00–18:00 - Ticket sales close 17:00 ※ Hours vary by season; see the official website for details — source 1
Closed days
Open year-round — source 1
Fees
- Adult 16,000 won - Youth/military 14,000 won - Child / Senior / National merit recipient 13,000 won ※ Call for details — source 1
Allowed in all areas · Medium and small dogs under 15 kg may enter, large dogs excluded; use a cage or dog stroller; bringing waste bags and cleaning up after the dog are required; guide dogs for the visually impaired and assistance dogs for the hearing impaired may enter — source 3
Accessible parking
Accessible parking available (8 spaces) — source 2
Which Jeju attractions offer activities for children or stroller rental?
Maze Museum FAQ
Can you bring a dog into Maze Museum?
Medium and small dogs under 15 kg, excluding large dogs, can go into every area. Use a cage or a dog stroller, and bring waste bags to clean up after your dog. Guide dogs for people with visual impairments and hearing dogs for people with hearing impairments can also enter.
Can you borrow a wheelchair or stroller at Maze Museum?
At the ticket-check area you can borrow 2 wheelchairs for free, and 4 strollers can be borrowed too. There is a ramp to the entrance, and there are 8 parking spaces for people with disabilities and a restroom for people with disabilities.
What can you see at the maze puzzle museum at Maze Museum?
It exhibits legends about how mazes came about and maze-related relics from the 14th century on, and you can also try hands-on activities.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization TourAPI
Maze Museum sources
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Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 3 (no changes allowed)