Disney K-Heritage Runs Until November 30
Media Exhibitions and Photo Zones Under the Sky
Reward-Based "Stamp Tour" Also Available
On September 22, Lotte World announced that Seoul Sky, the observatory at Lotte World Tower, will launch an interactive space called "Disney K-Heritage at Seoul Sky" in collaboration with The Walt Disney Company Korea, running from September 26 to November 30.
This interactive space has been designed to allow visitors to experience special content featuring the globally beloved "Mickey and Friends" characters. The storyline follows Mickey and his friends as they visit Korea, experience its unique culture, and introduce its charms. Visitors can see Disney characters dressed in hanbok and a variety of spaces decorated with traditional Korean elements.
A "Stamp Tour" has also been prepared to make the experience even richer. If visitors collect all four stamps by visiting the "Disney Book Experience Zone" on B2, the "Yellow Stone Wall Path" and "Blue and White Porcelain Garden" on the 118th floor, and "Mickey and Friends' Tiled House" on the 121st floor, they will receive a specially produced "Mickey and Friends" themed sticker as a reward.
Visitors can also purchase two types of name tags shaped like white moon jars with blue and white porcelain graphics, as well as three designs of Disney removable sticker packs (mother-of-pearl lacquerware, blue and white porcelain, and floral embroidery).
Disney K-Heritage at Seoul Sky is open to all Seoul Sky visitors.
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