9.81 Park Jeju9.81 파크 제주

At a glance

9.81 Park takes its name from gravity's 9.81 m/s²: in this Aewol racing park the carts have no engine and get all their speed from the slope. You race downhill looking out to sea, then ride back up automatically facing Hallasan. There are four courses with ten tracks, built with banked curves for gravity racing, plus carts a parent can share with a child, and indoor games such as laser tag.

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9.81 Park Jeju · 2 tours & tickets

1. Klook9.81 Park ticketA gravity-racing ticket for 9.81 Park; show your Klook reservation number at the on-site kiosk to collect it.Book
2. KKday9.81 Park Jeju ticketRace & Play or full-package tickets. Bring your passport and wear closed-toe shoes; a free airport shuttle can be added.Book

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  Wear closed-toe shoes and bring your passport; the KKday listing says both are required.

Nearby

ARTE MUSEUM JejuA former speaker factory in Aewol turned into an immersive media-art space, with 16 exhibits of projected light, sound and scent.Teddy Bear House TESEUMA teddy bear museum in Aewol where tigers, sharks and flamingos are all plush, and life-size bears are there to touch and photograph.1100 Highland WetlandA Ramsar-listed mountain wetland on the 1100 Road across Hallasan, seen from a wooden boardwalk with signs on its plants and wildlife.Bonte MuseumA Tadao Ando–designed museum in the hills of Andeok that pairs traditional Korean crafts with modern art by Kusama, Paik and Picasso.