2026 Seoul World Fireworks Festival: Noodle Island Information
Noodle Island Fireworks Festival No Longer Offers Free Admission!
2026 Orange Play Zone Ticket Information
2026 Seoul World Fireworks Festival Review Part 2
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Every early autumn, one of the most anticipated festivals is the Seoul World Fireworks Festival.
In the first part, I covered the necessary information for viewing the festival at Yeouido Hangang Park, including how to participate in the Golden Ticket, parking tips, and essential items.
In this second part, I will introduce the popular viewing spots of Noodle Island and the Orange Play Zone, thanks to the open Han River scenery.
Noodle Island offers a relatively good view of the fireworks and allows for a more relaxed experience compared to Yeouido.
However, this year, it will operate as a paid viewing area where only those who purchase tickets in advance can enter, so please check before your visit.
01. Noodle Island Viewing Information for the Seoul World Fireworks Festival
02. Reasons Noodle Island is a Popular Viewing Spot
03. Programs Available at the Orange Play Zone
04. Tips for Getting to Noodle Island and Parking
05. Pros and Cons of the Noodle Island Fireworks Festival
2026 Noodle Island Orange Play Zone Information
Location: 445 Yangnyeong-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
Event Date: Saturday, September 5, 2026
Operation Starts: From 1 PM
Admission Method: Only ticket purchasers can enter
Ticket Price: Varies by area
Purchase Location: Orange Play app
Maximum Purchase Quantity: 5 tickets per person
Parking: Space is very limited, public transportation is recommended
This year, Noodle Island will operate entirely as the Orange Play Zone.
Therefore, it will be difficult to enter freely even if you visit without a ticket.
Tickets will be sold starting August 3, 2026, until supplies run out.
If you want to see the fireworks at Noodle Island, it is better to purchase in advance.
Noodle Island is centrally located on the Han River, making it an attractive spot with relatively open surroundings. The view is less obstructed by buildings, and it’s a great place to sit and enjoy the show.
This year, it will not simply be a paid viewing area; there will be various programs to enjoy before the fireworks start, including stage performances, augmented reality fireworks experiences, and food and beverage areas.
For those who want to enjoy the atmosphere of the Han River along with the fireworks, Noodle Island is a great option. Just remember that this year, free admission is no longer available.
Source :https://blog.naver.com/jinjinnn_____/224369705564
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