It's only open for a short period of time, but it's a month-long water experience you won't want to miss.
Good news for those looking for a brief respite from the midsummer heat! Did you know that the Incheon Grand Park Water Park will only be open for one month, from August 1st to August 31st? Operating hours are 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with a one-hour break in between, so it's open from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM and from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
However, it's closed on Mondays and rainy days, so be sure to check the weather before you visit. Because the operating period isn't long, it can quickly end if you're not careful, so checking the dates is essential.
The water is shallow, less than 25cm, making it perfect for children. There's also a toddler pool and waterslide, making it a total paradise for kids. Please note that a guardian must be present to enter.
The Incheon Grand Park water park is spacious, with a total area of 3,930 square meters. It's well-equipped, making it a great place to enjoy with children.
Advance reservations are required; on-site registration is strictly prohibited.
A really important point to note here! Entry to the Incheon Grand Park water park is strictly through Naver Reservations. Asking on-site, "Are there any spaces left?" will never be accepted.
The maximum number of visitors per day is 600, so it fills up quickly on popular days. Weekend mornings in particular fill up quickly, so it's best to make a reservation as far in advance as possible.
Reservations can be made up to one day in advance, and once a reservation is made, changes or cancellations are difficult. Therefore, it's best to check the number of people and the time carefully before making a reservation.
Pets aren't allowed inside the Incheon Grand Park water park, and you can't bring your own water toys like tubes or water guns. These are rules for safety and hygiene reasons, so please be sure to follow them.
Light luggage is OK, but you must bring the basics.
You've made a reservation and the weather is clear? Then, let's check your supplies. You should definitely bring a towel, a change of clothes, sunscreen, and a swim cap for your children. While there are changing rooms and showers, it's much easier to prepare well.
You won't be able to enter if you arrive too early, but you can wait nearby, so I recommend giving yourself plenty of time. You'll need to show your reservation confirmation text or screen upon entry, so be sure to bring your phone.
Children must be accompanied by a guardian at all times, even within the park. Unless you're visiting in a group, make sure to balance the number of guardians with the number of children.
The Incheon Grand Park water park prioritizes user safety, so these basic rules are essential.
I'll give you a sneak peek of what it was like to experience it firsthand through a review summary.
Actually, many people who visited the park were surprised by the cleanliness of the facilities. The changing rooms and showers are also in good condition, so there's no need to worry about hygiene. Most importantly, many people say that the limited number of visitors means it's not overly crowded, making for a more enjoyable experience.
Weekend mornings are incredibly popular, and sometimes they fill up immediately after opening, so early reservations are essential. It's also important to remember that the park is closed on rainy days, so plans may change on the day.
Families who find it difficult to bring their children alone should plan their visit carefully, as the park requires a guardian.
Finally, I wanted to share that the Incheon Grand Park water park is especially popular with families!
Let me summarize.
It's only open for the month of August, reservations can only be made through Naver, and on-site registration is strictly prohibited. It's free for children of elementary school age and younger and their guardians. The facility is clean and safe, making it the perfect family outing. With proper preparation, you can create fun and refreshing summer memories.