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Pants are required, because the karts sit low and the site is windy. Leave all belongings in the lockers at the entrance, and don't take photos while driving on the circuit. Information: 064-805-0992.
Hours
Most of the year 09:00–18:30 (last ride 18:10) with a 12:00–13:00 maintenance break; in July–August there is no midday break. Nov–Feb: 09:00–18:00 (last ride 17:40), break 12:00–13:00.
Closed
Open all year, but typhoons, strong winds or the rainy season can stop operations, so call before you go.
Booking
Klook sells a Tangerine Kart pass for one 10-minute ride in a single-seat kart, and KKday sells a tangerine kart ride ticket.
Formerly Alive Kart, this track in the Jungmun resort area was refitted and renamed Tangerine Kart in May 2023. You race in a bright orange helmet shaped like a Jeju tangerine, on a compact circuit that lets you go round several times, with a mix of newer and older karts. Off the track there are a photo zone with the tangerine helmets, a walking loop with sculptures and the Dino Observatory, which looks over the course. It shares a building with the Alive Museum and the Running Man experience hall, which makes it an easy add-on for families staying in Jungmun.
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Tips
- The Klook single-seat ride is for drivers 150 cm and taller, so check heights before booking for kids.
- Climb the Dino Observatory after your ride for a view over the whole track.
Nearby
Teddy Bear Museum JejuTeddy bears tell their own story since 1902, and the 20th century's, at this museum in the Jungmun Resort above Saekdal Beach.
Yeomiji Botanical GardenA glasshouse garden in the Jungmun Resort with about 2,300 plant species, themed outdoor gardens and a 38 m lookout tower.Chocolate LandA chocolate-themed museum in Jeju's Jungmun Tourist Complex, with chocolate artworks from around the world and hands-on workshops.
Jusangjeolli CliffTall basalt columns, 30–40 m high, line about a kilometer of shore on the Jungmun coast, with waves crashing against them.Facts from the Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI). KOGL
Checked Oct 18, 2026