The Shinsegae Centum City Department Store is not only a landmark in Busan but one of the largest department stores in the world!
If you are looking for some indoor activates to keep you out of the cold weather in Busan, you should consider checking out the Shinsegae Centum City Department Store. There is so much more to do than just shopping!
1. Spa Land
While Busan is known for its high-quality spas, Spa Land located in the Shinsegae Department Store may be the best!
They offer a variety of baths and saunas in their separated men and women facilitates. After enjoying the spa, you can head over to their entertainment zones. Children under six years old are not allowed to enter the facilities.
Spa Land is open for longer than the rest of the department store. They open at 8 a.m. and close at 11 p.m. Ticket cost 20,000 won for adults and 15,000 won for children.
(Pictured below is an image from their website.)
2. Movies
While the CGV movie theatre is located on the 6th floor, the special theater equipped with memory foam seats and pillows is located on the 5th floor, inside the Cine de Chef restaurant.
Complimentary drinks and adjustable seats can be yours for 40,000 won.
3. The Shinsegae Ice Rink
The Shinsegae Ice Rink located on the 4th floor of the Shinsegae Centum City Department Store offers a wide range of sessions for kids and adults.
The ice rink is open from 10:30 am to 6:00 pm on weekdays and from 10:30 am to 8:30 pm on weekends.
Admission: 13,000 won for those above middle school age/ 10,000 won for kids on weekdays,
14,000 won for those above middle school age/ 11,000 won for kids on weekends
The price for renting skates: 4,000 won
You must wear a pair of gloves to enter the ice rink. If you don’t have any, you must buy some at the shop near the entrance.
4. Kizania
Kizania located on the 4th floor of the Shinsegae Mall is a chain kids indoor theme park where they can experience nearly 100 different occupations, including a pilot, surgeon, dentist, firefighter, TV announcer… and many more! The kids look super cute wearing their different job uniforms!
The park is best suitable for kids ages 3 to 12. There are two available play sessions per day. The morning session lasts from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm, while the afternoon session runs from 3:00 pm to 7:30 pm. The price for admission is 49,000 won for children and 20,000 won for adults.
5. Food
Korean, Chinese, Thai, and Italian cuisine are all available inside the department store. There are restaurants located on the 4th of the Shinsegae Mall and on the 9th floors of the Shinsegae Department Store. There is also a food court on level B1. So many choices!
There are many cafes, including a Starbucks on the 4th floor, a Café Kitsune on the 3rd floor, and a Layered on level B1.
6. Outdoor Park on the 9th Floor
This outdoor park is free for anyone who wishes to use it. The playground overlooks the city of Busan and can be enjoyable to both children and adults. It reminds me of the park at the Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay.
7. Lego Brick Live Kids Café
If you are a parent who needs a couple of hours to shop by yourself, I recommend dropping your kids off at the Lego Brick House on the 4th floor. There, trained employees will watch your kids while you shop, but keep in mind that they must be at least four years old. It costs 12,000 won for one hour, 20,000 won for two hours, 40,000 won for a whole day.
8. Shopping, Shopping, Shopping!
You can’t complete your visit to the Shinsegae Department Store without shopping, right?
This department store sells everything from international luxury brands to little souvenirs.
If you are a traveler, check out Duty Free located on the level B1. 
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