Bunker des Lumières Jeju: Shows, Hours and Ticket Prices

Match the current exhibition and birth-year ticket category before visiting.

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Trip Fit

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Bunker des Lumières Jeju: Match the Exhibition and Ticket Dates

  • Time efficiency70/100
  • Route fit80/100
  • Planning flexibility85/100
  • Weather resilience70/100
  • Crowd control70/100
  • Value for cost75/100

Check which immersive show is running and choose a ticket by the venue’s birth-year category. The halls are dark and loud, so review the visitor rules before setting out.

Bunker des Lumières entrance in Seongsan, Jeju
The bunker entrance in Seongsan. Photo: venue image.

Current exhibitions listed by the venue

Van Gogh immersive exhibition at Bunker des Lumières
Van Gogh’s Starry Night exhibition, currently listed by the venue.
Paul Gauguin artwork in the Bunker des Lumières exhibition
Gauguin’s The Call of the Islands, currently listed by the venue.

The current page lists Van Gogh, Starry Night and Gauguin – The Call of the Islands, both from 8 April 2026 until further notice. Check the current exhibition listing for your visit date.

Hours and entry

The venue lists daily hours of 10:00–18:00 and last entry at 17:30. Its visitor timetable shows hourly periods from 10:00 to 18:00. Online tickets may become usable only one hour after purchase, so check the selected entry details before making a same-day booking. Open the venue’s visitor information and reservation page.

Birth-year fares listed by the venue

CategoryBirth yearGeneral admissionJeju resident
Adults1962–2007KRW 19,000KRW 16,000
Youth2008–2013KRW 14,000KRW 12,000
Children2014–2022KRW 11,000KRW 9,000
Seniors / eligible visitors with disabilities1961 or earlier / eligibility appliesKRW 9,000KRW 9,000
Infants and toddlers2023–2026FreeFree

Bring valid proof for any age-based or Jeju resident rate. One accompanying caregiver for an eligible visitor with a disability receives the same KRW 9,000 special rate. Discounts cannot be combined; the venue applies the lowest eligible rate. Check the reservation page for the selected ticket before paying.

Inside the exhibition halls

The official visitor rules prohibit food and drinks in the halls and do not allow strollers inside. The immersive rooms are dark and loud, and some visitors may feel dizzy. Plan a break outside the exhibition space if anyone in the group is sensitive to sound, darkness or moving projections.