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Vivaldi Park Korea Ski Resort Guide for 2026-2027 Winter

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Visit Vivaldi Park to enjoy skiing, snowboarding, and snow sledding during the winter in Korea!

The main entrance building of the Vivaldi Park complex, featuring a brown facade with a large "VIVALDI PARK MAIN CENTER" sign and a "FOOD COURT" sign. Two people in bright winter gear are jumping enthusiastically in the snow-covered foreground, and many other people and ski equipment are visible around the base of the resort.

Vivaldi Park Ski Resort, one of Korea’s most popular winter destinations, offers the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation for all types of travelers. Located just two hours from Seoul, this family-friendly resort is renowned for its diverse range of slopes, catering to both beginners and advanced skiers.

Two women in bright winter gear and snowboards are posing in the snow at a ski resort, likely Vivaldi Park Ski Resort. The woman on the left wears a blue jacket and a blue hat with ears, and the woman on the right wears a pink jacket and a red hat. They are standing next to their snowboards with their arms raised, with busy ski slopes and a gondola overhead in the background.

In this guide, we’ll explore everything you need to know about Vivaldi Park Ski Resort, from its top-notch facilities and activities to tips on how to make the most of your winter getaway. Whether you’re planning to hit the slopes or simply enjoy the snowy scenery, Vivaldi Park promises a memorable experience.

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1. Vivaldi Park at a Glance

Vivaldi Park Ski Resort Map

Vivaldi Park, renowned as the most visited ski resort in Korea, continually upgrades its facilities and amenities to cater to diverse needs. For its trendy restaurants and stylish buildings, Vivaldi Park claims to be the most fashionable resort in Korea that is beloved by the local younger set in particular.

The ski resort boasts the largest lodging facility in the country and offers a wide range of accommodation options – enjoy more than just the slopes. Moreover, the slopes are open from 9:00 am until 3:00 am, making Vivaldi Park a great choice for weekday skiing or night skiing.

[Opening Hours]

  • 09:00 to 17:30 (before night and late night ski operations)
  • 09:00 to 23:00 (before late night ski operations)
  • 09:00 to 03:00 the following day (during regular night and late night ski operations)
  • Late night skiing: not available every Monday from 23:00 to Tuesday 03:00 (however, it will operate normally on Monday, Feb 16, 2026).

*Operating hours and available slopes may change depending on weather conditions.

[Summary]

  • Location: Hongcheon, Gangwon-do
  • Travel time from Seoul: 1hr 30 mins
  • Number of slopes: 12
  • Number of ski lifts: 10 (including gondola)
  • 26/27 Opening date: TBA (Check out the Korea ski resort opening dates here!)

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2. 9 Tips to Enjoy Vivaldi Park to the Fullest

1) Don’t Figure Out Your Way to the Resort by Yourself

A high-angle view of the Vivaldi Park Ski Resort complex shows a wide, snow-covered base area framed by mountains. Multiple high-rise hotel and condominium buildings with distinctive terraced roofs are visible in the background on the lower slopes. A line of chairlifts rises up the foreground, and the ski slopes are partially visible.

The easiest and most convenient way to get to Vivaldi Park Ski Resort is by joining a one-day tour from Seoul!

With numerous ski resorts in Korea, these tour packages are a significant time-saver. You won’t have to spend hours comparing prices or organizing details like ski lift passes, equipment rentals, and other arrangements needed for a successful ski trip.

If you want to make your trip smooth and budget-friendly, a ski or snowboard day tour is the way to go. You can book your one-day tour to Vivaldi Park here.

When booking, you can choose from a variety of options, including Ski, Snowboard, or Snow Sled for non-skiers.

See what’s included in the one-day tour:

  • Round-trip transportation from/to Seoul
  • 7-hour lift pass (lift+gondola) (optional)
  • Round-trip gondola ride to Snowy Land (optional)
  • Snowy Land entrance ticket (optional)
  • Ski/snowboard equipment rental (optional)
  • Snow sled rental (optional)
  • Ski clothes rental (optional)
  • 1-hour basic lesson (optional)
  • Helmet rental (optional)
  • Traveler’s insurance (upon request)

*You can rent or purchase gloves and goggles directly from the tour operator, but note that payment is usually cash only. If you’d rather not rent goggles, you’re welcome to bring your own sunglasses instead.

  • Gloves: 20,000 won (purchase)
  • Goggles: 10,000 won (rental)

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2) Select an Option That Suits Your Needs

Two skiers are practicing on a wide, gentle snowy slope at a ski resort, likely Vivaldi Park Ski Resort. A girl in a pink jacket and helmet is leaning into her skis, holding her poles, while a male instructor in a red jacket and green helmet assists her technique. A line of people is visible in the distance on the edge of the slope.

If you want more options, Trazy has you covered with a wide range of ski and snowboard experiences. For beginners or intermediate skiers, taking private lessons is highly recommended – they offer personalized instruction to help you learn the basics safely and confidently before heading out to the slopes.

Book Vivaldi Park Ski Resort Private Ski/Snowboard Lessons

For advanced skiers, simply book a rental package and enjoy skiing or snowboarding at your own pace with plenty of free time to explore the slopes.

Vivaldi Park Ski Resort ski/snowboard options

– If you don’t need a lesson but need equipment 👉 Ski Equipment & Clothes Rental + Lift Pass
– Those of you who are looking for lessons to start off 👉 Private Ski/Snowboard Lesson
– If you want to just pack up and enjoy Winter hassle-free with a private lesson 👉 Private Ski/Snowboard Lesson + Lift Pass + Equipment/Clothes Rental
– Need a basic ski lesson in Chinese? 👉 1 Day Ski/Snowboard/Snow Sled Tour with a Chinese & English-speaking Tour Staff

3) Pick the Less Crowded Days

An extreme wide-angle, high-angle view of the Vivaldi Park Ski Resort base area, showcasing the resort complex, slopes, and buildings. The foreground is a wide, busy, snow-covered slope crowded with many skiers and snowboarders. Behind the slope are several large, multi-story buildings, including some with a distinctive terraced design. The sky is bright blue and clear.

If you visit during peak times, you may have to wait a while to rent your ski clothes due to the crowds. Given the time needed for returning your clothing and actually enjoying the slopes – and factoring in possible delays from long queues – it’s smart to avoid going on Fridays, Saturdays, or Sundays. For a less crowded and smoother experience, it’s best to plan your trip for a weekday instead of the weekend.

4) Use the Changing Room in the Equipment Rental Area

A split image showing the gear and facilities available at a ski resort, likely Vivaldi Park Ski Resort. The left side shows a woman in a blue jacket and hat using a modern wood-paneled locker system. The right side displays racks filled with colorful winter ski and snowboard rental clothing, including jackets and pants of various styles and patterns.

If you’re heading to the resort on your own, use the changing room located in the ski or snowboard equipment rental area (it’s across from the building where you rent ski clothes). The changing room next to the ski clothes rental spot isn’t the most convenient, as there are no individual sections, you’ll be changing alongside all the other female guests at the resort.

However, if you book a tour package, you’ll first stop at a rental shop near the resort to change into your ski or snowboard clothes before you arrive. While the changing rooms there aren’t luxurious, at least you can take your time and avoid the rush at the main resort.

Recommended Packages for ski equipment/clothes rental:

5) Don’t Miss Out on the Eateries

A sunny, wide-angle shot of the Vivaldi Park Ski Resort base area, bustling with skiers and snowboarders on the snow-covered ground. The background features the tall, modern resort hotel buildings, including one with a large clock, and several low-rise structures housing a "Coffee & Smoothie" shop and a "FOOD COURT".

Vivaldi Park is a ski resort where the food’s as good as the slopes, and you don’t want to miss a thing here.

Not only you can find food trucks, a food court, restaurants, cafes, and food stalls at the Main Center building, but there is also a separate underground complex called Viva Plex Mall (near the entrance of the Main Center) where you can find various dining places that offer more than casual eateries.

The entrance to the VIVA PLEX mall at Vivaldi Park Ski Resort, featuring a dark blue, triangular roof with the mall's name and a colorful sunburst logo. The structure covers a glass-enclosed stairwell and escalator entrance to the mall, with a light dusting of snow on the ground outside.

Whether you’re looking for a quick snack or a full meal, you’ll find plenty of choices to satisfy your cravings.

6) Take Advantage of the Lift Pass

A high-angle, panoramic shot of the Vivaldi Park Ski Resort complex in winter. Red and black gondola cars are ascending the mountainside, providing a clear view of the large resort buildings in the valley, some with distinctive terraced designs. The surrounding mountains are covered in snow, creating a dramatic winter backdrop.

If you’re not that into skiing or snowboarding, I strongly recommend you use the lift pass and try riding the gondola up to the peak, which offers an amazing panoramic view of the entire resort and the surrounding winter landscapes. The 8-seater gondola takes you up to the peak in about 7 minutes and what more can I say? Try and see them for yourself!

We offer you the option to choose the Gondola Package in Vivaldi Park which takes you all the way up to the top of the ski slope to just enjoy sightseeing, for those of you who don’t feel like skiing or snowboarding.

7) Choose the Right Slope for Your Level

An aerial view of the Vivaldi Park Ski Resort complex shows a wide, snow-covered tubing and sledding area in the foreground. A distinctive white building resembling a castle or chateau, with a dark blue-gray turreted roof, stands next to the slopes. The background features a winding, multi-lane tubing slide and the vast, snow-dusted mountains under a clear blue sky.

Vivaldi Park has 12 slopes in total – 2 for beginners, 5 for intermediate to upper-intermediate, 4 for advanced, and 1 for the experts.

Vivaldi Park Ski Resort Slopes Map

If you are a beginner, go for the Blues and Ballad courses. The Blues slope is wide and has slight inclines, making it perfect for beginners to practice on.

In contrast, the Ballad slope has a few steep inclines, but they aren’t super intimidating.

An extensive aerial view of the Vivaldi Park Ski Resort shows multiple wide, groomed ski slopes cutting through the snow-covered mountains. The base area at the bottom of the runs features several buildings and parking areas. The white slopes contrast sharply with the dark, forested, snow-dusted mountainsides under a hazy sky.

If you are an advanced skier, hit the Rock Course, a 590m-long slope with an incline of 28 degrees. For those who want to practice and elevate their skiing to a higher level, the Classic Course can be your best option as the slope is not as steep as other intermediate or advanced slopes.

8) Make Sure You Check out Snowy Land

A wide, gentle, snow-covered tubing hill, likely at Vivaldi Park Ski Resort's Snowy Land, is bordered by an orange safety net. The top of the slope features large, icy-looking arches decorated with holiday banners and flags depicting a cheerful snowman. The bright scene is set against a clear blue sky.

Recently, the entire snow-sledding area of Vivaldi Park has been remodeled into a theme park, which is now called “Snowy Land”. Built with 4 unique sledding slopes and numerous thrilling winter attractions and rides. Snowy Land is something you DO NOT want to miss when you’re in Vivaldi Park, especially if you are traveling with family. This will be a perfect place to enjoy the snow with the kids.

Vivaldi Park Snowy Land Map

Snowy Land’s 4 main sledding slopes are Rafting Sleigh Slope, Snowy Racing, Kids Sleigh Slope, and Family Sleigh Slope. Snowy Racing has two types of slopes, a 20-degree slope & a 30-degree slope. Since a 30-degree slope is steeper, only people taller than 130cm can ride on it. If you need a place to take a rest and warm up your body, stop by Igloo Rest Zone, where you can sit down and enjoy some food!

A nighttime image of the Vivaldi Park Snowy Land's "Snow Light Street" showing large, white, illuminated letters spelling "SNOW LIGHT STREET" on a snow bank. The path is lined with glowing, igloo-like lanterns. A few pine trees and a lit-up Christmas tree sculpture are visible under a deep, dark blue sky with a visible, hazy band of stars (the Milky Way).

When the sun sets, Snowy Land becomes a magical place as candlelights illuminate the ‘Snow Light Street’ and turn it into a totally different place, making it a great photo spot! Stop wasting time and get your tickets right here!

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9) Spark Your Romance

A four-panel collage from the Korean drama "The Legend of the Blue Sea" showing scenes at a ski resort, likely Vivaldi Park Ski Resort. The top-left panel shows the male lead, Lee Min-ho, standing on a snowy plaza with his arms outstretched. The top-right panel shows him standing in a locker room with yellow and white storage units. The bottom-left panel shows him kneeling down to adjust the female lead's, Jun Ji-hyun's, ski boot while she sits on a bench. The bottom-right panel shows a skier on a floodlit slope at night, with tall resort buildings in the background.

Last but not least, Vivaldi Park was featured in some of the scenes from the latest Korean drama called “The Legend of the Blue Sea (SBS)“, starring famous Korean actor and actress, Jun Ji-hyun (Sim Chung) and Lee Min-ho (Heo Joon-jae).

In Episode 6, Sim Chung asks Heo Joon-jae to take her somewhere with snow, and the two enjoy skiing on the slopes at the resort!

Whether you are a K-drama enthusiast or not, the snowy slopes and the beautiful scenery around Vivaldi Park make it the perfect spot to turn up the heat on your romance.

Did you get some ideas on how to plan your trip to Vivaldi Park? Then start planning!

3. Vivaldi Park Overnight Packages

A wide, panoramic aerial view of the slopes and base area of the Vivaldi Park Ski Resort. Multiple groomed ski runs, chairlifts, and various resort facilities are visible against the snow-covered mountains. Many skiers and snowboarders are spread across the expansive slopes under a partly cloudy blue sky.

If just one day at Vivaldi Park doesn’t feel long enough for all the winter fun you want, consider booking an overnight package with accommodation. When you reserve through Trazy, you can stay at Vivaldi Park’s Sono Belle Tower B (Condominium) or Tower D (Hotel) and even add an optional breakfast to your stay. For an even easier experience, look for packages that include transportation, rentals, and lift passes, so you can enjoy your trip completely hassle-free.

Secure your spot for Vivaldi Park overnight packages in advance!

4. Vivaldi Park’s Nearby Attractions

A split image showcasing two famous South Korean winter attractions. The left side features a person standing on a dark wooden bridge admiring a massive frozen waterfall at Eobi Ice Valley, with blue and white icicles cascading down a steep cliff. The right side shows a nighttime view of the Garden of Morning Calm Light Festival, where a path winds through garden beds illuminated by dense, vibrant purple, blue, and multi-colored LED lights, with a few people walking in the background.

Since Vivaldi Park Ski Resort is in Gangwon-do, it’s easy to visit several popular winter destinations nearby, like Nami Island, Eobi Ice Valley, and the Garden of Morning Calm Light Festival. If you’d like to combine skiing with sightseeing at these attractions, you can simply join one of the many tours designed for exactly that.

5. FAQs

Q1. What should I bring or wear?

Bring warm winter clothing such as an insulated jacket, snow pants, gloves, and a hat to stay comfortable in the cold conditions at Vivaldi Park Ski Resort. If your tour does not include ski clothes rental, be sure to bring your own outerwear along with goggles and a helmet, as these can usually be rented on-site for an additional cost.

Q2. Can I switch between skiing and snowboarding on the day of the tour?

No, you cannot change your selection between ski and snowboard options on site. Please select your preferred activity when booking.

Q3. What are the age requirements for each activity?

  • Snow Sled: 36 months and older (Kids under 5 must ride with an adult)
  • Ski: Minimum age is 8 years old (recommended age: 10+)

*Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult for all activities.

Q4. Are all ski slopes at the Vivaldi Park open during the season?

Some ski slopes may be closed due to weather conditions. Please check the slope status before your visit.

Q5. What are the check-in and check-out times for accommodation?

  • Check-in: 3:00pm
  • Check-out: 11:00am

Q6. How will I receive details about the private lesson meeting time and place?

When you book your lesson, you’ll provide a messenger ID so the instructor can easily reach you. The instructor will contact you the day before your lesson with the exact meeting time and location details.

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Photo Credits:
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44 thoughts on “Vivaldi Park Korea Ski Resort Guide for 2026-2027 Winter”

  3. Hi! Were planning to go there in May. Do they offer ski/Snowboarding during that month or during winter season only? Thank you

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    1. Hi Joanna Lopez! Unfortunately, the Vivaldi Ski/Snowboard Resort will operate during winter season. (~02/28) Thank you!

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  4. Hi, I’m from Malaysia..should l buy the 1 day ski tour package online before l reach Seoul of buy the tickets when l touch down in Korea. Which tour package u recommend

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    1. Hello Mac, most of the tours uploaded requires the customer to book at least 3 days in advance. We recommend you to check the booking due from the booking page. Also, during the Olympics, many ski resorts will be restricted to the public. Check out the tours that are available during your visit from this link: https://www.trazy.com/campaign/korea-ski-finder

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    1. Hi Desmond,
      Ski tour packages will be available to book again from this coming September! Please make sure to get back to us when the weather starts to get cold 😀

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      1. hi, we will be going also at Vivaldi Snowland come December 2018, but only my Daughter will have Ski/Lesson, but we will be going with her at the resort to watch her. shall we only pay the entrance fee?how much?

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        1. Hello Jocelyn 🙂
          There’s no entrance fee to the ski resort itself. You will be able to watch the ski lesson near the area 🙂

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  7. Hi Trazy,

    Nice for the great sharing!
    May I know the rental amount details for ski clothes, boot, gloves?
    I can do the rent when i reach there ya?

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    1. Hi Irene,
      Most of the day ski tours already include the rental for ski clothes and boot. You can bring your own glove or rent on-site. Once you arrive at the ski resort, the staff will assist you to get one for your size 🙂

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    1. Hi Gieselle 🙂
      As the winter season in Korea starts in December, most of the ski resorts open in mid-December until February. Considering your visit date, we recommend you to check out the links below for some of the tours that you may be interested in.
      – Mini Apple Picking + Pocheon Herb Island + Pocheon Art Valley 1 Day Tour: https://www.trazy.com/experience/detail/pocheon-art-valley-herb-island-apple-picking
      – Nami Island + Everland 1 Day Tour: https://www.trazy.com/experience/detail/nami-island-everland-1day
      – DMZ Tour: https://www.trazy.com/experience/detail/korea-dmz-tour

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  9. Hi there,
    We are reaching Seoul 29 Nov 2018. Planning to go skiing 2D1N on the 5-6 Dec . Will there be snow already ? Thank you.

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    1. Hi,
      You can book the Vivaldi ski resort during that period on our website but we cannot guarantee if it will be snowing at the time. Also, since the skiing activity is highly dependant on the weather, the ski resort might open later than expected or the number of the slopes that are operated is subject to be changed.

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  10. I want to book a night stay for family of 4 persons … with 1-2 hours ski lessons … from 20/12/2018 to 21/12/2018 ???

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  11. Hi,

    I will be going to Vivaldi on January 2019 with my husband and my 19 months kid. Both my husband and I want to ski. Can I bring my kid to the ski area ?

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    1. Hi Deela! In order to enter the skiing area, everyone has to be fully equipped. Also, the minimum age for skiing activity is from 40 months old. If you have a child who’s under this age, we recommend you to visit Snowyland in Vivaldi Park where you can snow sled and do other multiple activities using snow.

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  13. Do we have to pay for entrance fee when visit the Vivaldi Park Ski Resort? I don’t plan for skiing, I would like to get on lift/gondola ride for the view

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  14. Hi, Trazy. What if aside from purchasing the 1D Snow Sled package, we also want to ride the gondola to the top of ski slope — is it possible? do you also offer a gondola ride ticket only? Thanks

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    1. Hi Jasmin! In Vivaldi Park, there are 2 types of gondola. One you take so you can go to the Snowyland where you can snow sled and the other one that takes you to the top of the ski slope. The latter one allows you to do the sightseeing and see the entire scenery of the ski resorts. If you purchase the Gondola ticket only package, it includes the Gondola ride ticket that goes up to the ski slope for one round trip.

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    1. Hi, Ceci! Vivaldi Park package will be open again this winter. Please keep following and contact us again in December. 🙂

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  17. Hi, when will the opening dates for 2019/2020 be available, as we would like to visit the park in the week of 25 Nov 2019?

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    1. Hi Mandy Ong! The details of the opening date have not been announced yet. Please keep following us. 🙂

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  18. Hi there ! May I know the period of time when the hotel accommodation and ski packages are opened for online booking?

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  22. Hello, do you have an email I could send my queries too? Our family is looking at a package or combination of packages for 1-2 nights at Vivaldi. Thank you.

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