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Step 3 Your days in Seoul

Seoul with kids

What children pay on the subway, which sights are free for them, and places kids like, with the days they close.

Do this first

Register a child transport card

To pay the child or youth fare, register the card as a child or youth card. Register it at a convenience store or a subway station information center: show the T-money card and your child's passport.

Adults caught using a child card are fined 30 times the base fare.

Subway and bus fares, with a transport card

SubwayCity bus
Adultโ‚ฉ1,550โ‚ฉ1,500
Youth (13โ€“18)โ‚ฉ900โ‚ฉ900
Child (6โ€“12)โ‚ฉ550โ‚ฉ550

Under 6: up to three children ride free with an adult. Seoul's short-term tourist pass has no child version on Seoul's page.

Free for kids

Places kids like, with a ticket

Strollers and elevators

Seoul city lists the elevators at each subway station. The Seoul Companion Map app (์„œ์šธ๋™ํ–‰๋งต) shows elevators at exits, and nursing rooms and restrooms for parents with babies.

Not sure? Show this

Tap a card to hear it in Korean. Tap โคข to show it big.

If a child gets sick or hurt: Emergency Show Cards ยท Pharmacy Show Cards

Sources

Official pages, checked 2026-10-23.

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