A day of citrus displays and hands-on activities in Jeju starts with a simple distinction: what does the admission ticket cover? Entry and activities have separate prices. Even small charges become more noticeable when multiplied by a family group.
Official information was checked on November 7, 2026. Jeju International Citrus Expo is scheduled to open on November 19. This is a planning guide, not a firsthand visit report.
Key points
- The expo runs November 19–23 at the agricultural ecology park of Seogwipo Agricultural Technology Center.
- General adult admission is KRW 2,000 on site or KRW 1,000 with advance registration.
- Opening hours are 10:00–17:00, but exhibitions close at 16:30 and some activities cost extra.
November 19–23 in Seogwipo; exhibitions close first
The official visitor guide lists the agricultural ecology park of Seogwipo Agricultural Technology Center as the venue. The expo runs November 19–23, 10:00–17:00, but exhibitions close at 16:30. A plan to arrive at 16:40 and see the exhibitions would miss that distinction.
I would put the displays and one essential activity near the beginning of the visit. On a flight-arrival day, judge the plan by the time you can reach the venue after collecting luggage and traveling, not the aircraft’s arrival time. Leave room for baggage collection and the onward journey.
What would four adults pay?
General adult admission is listed as KRW 2,000 on site or KRW 1,000 with advance registration. Jeju residents pay KRW 1,000; children under 13 and people aged 65 or older are among those eligible for free admission. Check the official table for other concessions and proof requirements.
Four adults all paying the general rate would pay KRW 8,000 on site or KRW 4,000 after advance registration. That example includes entry only, not transport, food or activities. Advance registration is listed through November 18, with payment on site after the registration details are checked. Registering online is not the same as completing payment.
Activities change the total
The official program page lists separately paid activities. A citrus-cookie kit, for example, is KRW 9,000. Reduced or free admission does not make a chosen activity free. Check the activity’s date, application method and age conditions individually.
I would let each family member choose one activity they particularly want, instead of booking everything for everyone. That makes it easier to align the time of people visiting displays with people joining activities. Check registration and remaining supplies in advance to avoid having to change your choices on arrival.
A farm-picking trip is a separate booking
The Citrus Museum is also a separate destination from the expo venue. The image below illustrates citrus culture in Seogwipo. For the expo, locate the Agro-Ecological Garden at Seogwipo Agricultural Technology Center on your map.
A private orchard’s picking experience and the expo have different booking channels and conditions. A farm ticket should not be treated as this expo’s admission ticket. If visiting both, save both addresses and closing times on the map.
The useful calendar dates are November 18 for advance registration, November 19 for opening and November 23 for closing. For the visit itself, remembering the 16:30 exhibition deadline may matter more than the admission discount. Before leaving, review the official guide for changes and required documents.
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