Английская Википедия:Children's Grand Park, Seoul

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Children's Grand Park (Шаблон:Korean) or Seoul Children's Grand Park is a park complex in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, South Korea. Facilities at Children's Grand Park include hills and hiking trails, Zoo, garden, and an amusement park.[1] Children's Grand Park is a leisure facility for families, offering a botanical garden, amusement facilities, and diverse performance events.[2] The facility first opened on Children's Day (May 5), 1975.[1]

It has a number of attractions for children, including a Marine Animal House with seals and polar bears, a Small Animal Village, and a Parrot Village.[3] Nearly 62% of the park's total area of about Шаблон:Cvt consists of trees and grass and various facilities.[1]

History

Seoul Children's Grand Park is an eco-friendly park, because it obtained ISO 14001 certification[4] and was designated as an educational experiencing place by Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education for operating various educational programs for children.[5] Seoul Children's Grand Park was originally the royal tomb for Empress Sunmyeonghyo, who was the Queen of the last King, Sunjong, of the Greater Korean Empire. In 1926, the tomb was moved to Yangju-gun (currently Namyangju City) in Gyeonggi Province when King Sunjong died. In 1970, by order of President Park Chung-hee, construction of the park started and opened the following year.[3]

On April 20, 2005, six elephants escaped from the Children's Grand Park, causing chaos in the parking lot, shops, and houses, and injuring a 52 years old woman.[6] On March 16, 2009, that incident was also featured on the Discovery Channel's Destroyed in Seconds season 1 episode 31 at the time.[7] Among the South Korean celebrities, Lee Sang-woo[8] and Kwak Do-won,[9] who were late because of this incident, mentioned this story on the air. Inspired by this incident, Kim Tae-won who's the lead guitarist/songwriter of Boohwal, rearranged a part of Ennio Morricone's work, Gabriel's Oboe,[10] and created the second half and releasing the song 4.1.9 The Elephant Escapes (Шаблон:Korean)[11] on July 5, 2005.[12]

On February 12, 2015, an accident occurred in which a zookeeper was bitten and killed by two lions at the zoo's Ferocious-Animal Village during the day.[13]

In April 2021, the park reopened to the public following eight months of renovation. The park now features 14 rides including a roller coaster, a Viking ship ride, a merry-go-round and bumper cars. The zoo is inhabited by 90 animal species and provides several educational programs that promote the importance of nature and wildlife conservation.[14]

At 2:50 on March 23, 2023,[15] a Grant's zebra[16] named Sero[17] (Шаблон:Korean)[18] escaped from the Children's Grand Park and he roamed through residential areas and city streets.[19]

Service hours

Between 5 a.m. – 10 p.m. (05:00 – 22:00)[1]

Opening time of the main entrance, rear gate, Guuimun, and Neungdongmun (05:00 – 22:00)

The zoo is open from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. (It is subject to change depending on season and weather.)

Fees

Entrance is free, but fees for facilities such as the zoo and amusement park vary according to facility.[1]

  • Free admission of park entrance
  • Fee charged or the use of Park Facilities

Animal show

Division Adult Teenager Child
Individual 6,500 won 5,000 won 5,000 won
Group 5,800 won 4,500 won 4,500 won

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Operation

Time

  • April ~ October → 11:30 ~ 17:00 on weekdays (every hour) / 11:30 ~ 18:00 on weekends (every hour)[1]
  • November ~ March → 11:30 ~ 16:00 on weekdays (every hour) / 11:30 ~ 17:00 on weekends (every hour)[1]

Note (contact info.)

  • For senior citizen and patriot/veteran: Fee for child.[1]
  • The handicapped (including group) 5,000 won for adult / 4,000 won for teenager and child.
  • Event time is subject to change.
  • Admission fee for adults older than 19 year-old

Fee for the use of park facilities

Division Basis Fee
Grass field Once for 2 hours Soccer Event - 156,000 won

Weekdays - 25,000 won

Futsal Stadium Once for 2 hours 5:05- Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays : 32,500 won

3:03 - Weekdays 15,000 won: Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays -19,500 won

Tennis court Once and one side for 2 hours Indoor - 25,000 won

Outdoor - 8,000 won

Outdoor stage (Stage of Neugdong Forest/ Open stage) Once for 2 hours

Separate charge for electricity

Day Time- 100,000 won (25,000 won for every extra hour)

Night Time - 200,000 won (50,000 won for every extra hour)

Filming and Shooting Once for hour 13,000 won (6,500 won for every extra 1 hour)

Fee is charged for filming and shooting with profit making purpose (movie, TV drama, commercial advertisement, etc.).

Parking Lot Once for every 5 minutes Compact Car - 150 won

Mid-size Car - 200 won

Full-sized Car- 450 won

Stroller Rental Once 3,000 won

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Facilities

Division No. Area Note
Infrastructure - Road - 51, 260.24m2 Road (22 routes for Шаблон:Cvt), hiking trail (26 routes for Шаблон:Cvt)
Infrastructure - Square 5 12,670.36m2 Square (5)
Landscape facility 11 17,445.39 m2 Pond and ecology facility (3), fountain (2), themed garden (4), streamlet (1), flowerbed
Recreation facility 3 619.84m2 Pavilion (3) long benches (455 benches)
Entertainment facility 3 29,912.66m2 Amusement park (1), children's playground (2)
Sports Facility 8 16,657.00m2 Soccer field (1), health square (4), tennis court (1 (3-sided)), futsal field (1 (2-sided)), gate ball field (1)
Cultural facility 49 59,777.43m2 Restaurant and convenience store (3), restroom (13), information center (1), octagonal hall (1), parking lot (3), kiosk (2), other convenient facility (drinking fountain, public phone, chair)
Convenience facility 24 2,029.20 m2 Restaurant and convenience store (3), restroom (13), information center (1), octagonal hall (1), parking lot (3), kiosk (2), other convenient facility (drinking fountain, public phone, chair)
Management facility 24 2,029.20 m2 Main entrance (1), rear gate (1), Guuimun (1), Neungdongmun (1), substation (1), storage for facility maintenance (1), Office of Tree Management (1), water treatment facility (1), Music Fountain Control Center (1), Train Hill (1), other convenient facility (fence, information sign, street light, high voltage transformer room)
Greenbelt - 323,259.17m2 Greenbelt, forest belt, grass
Total - 536,088.50m2

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Parking facilities

  • Main entrance parking lot: 153 parking spaces[1]
  • Rear entrance parking lot: 252 parking spaces
  • Guuimun entrance parking lot: 315 parking spaces

Location

Address: 216, Neungdong-ro, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, South Korea (Neung-dong)[1]

Public transportation

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Cultural references

Gallery

See also

References

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External links

Шаблон:Commons category Шаблон:Amusement parks in South Korea Шаблон:Seoul parks Шаблон:Zoos of South Korea

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