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Nowon's JUMP Has a 380 m Indoor Kart Track That Climbs to Three Storeys

Published Oct 18, 2026

An indoor go-kart track that runs 380 metres and rises to the height of a three-storey building. That is the Battle Drift Kart at JUMP, the district-run adventure theme park Nowon opened in Hagye-dong. The district says it is the largest indoor kart track in Asia.

380 m, up to three storeys

The building's tall ceilings let the track roll up and down. It is a four-wheel kart course built for speed and cornering.

The kart is a separate paid product from the activity ticket, first come first served on site. Of the 20 minutes, about 6 are actual driving; the rest is safety training.

Numbered electric karts parked in a row, connected to chargers

Sliding through the air, crossing it too

Sky Glider runs 210 metres along rails hung from the ceiling. You need an ADVENTURE ticket and a height of 140 cm.

Sky Trail is a three-storey structure with 39 obstacles to cross in mid-air.

A harnessed visitor crossing between aerial nets and ropes

An 11 m wall and a net playground

Clip 'n Climb is an indoor climbing wall up to 11 m high with 29 themes. The district says beginners can try it.

Net Play, a climb through aerial netting, sits in the same adventure zone.

Several people climbing tall artificial walls with colourful holds

Not only for kids

There is laser-tag survival, interactive body-motion games and RC heavy equipment and mini cars. Preschoolers under 120 cm get their own kids ground.

A 400-seat food lounge serves Korean food, snacks, fast food and bakery items. You do not have to live in Nowon to use it.

A two-storey building with a large JUMP logo among nearby housing, with its car park in front

What it costs

Since Oct. 2, an ADVENTURE ticket is KRW 23,700 for 2 hours and KRW 35,100 for 3. PLAY is KRW 18,000 for 2 hours and KRW 29,400 for 3, without Sky Trail, Clip 'n Climb and Sky Glider.

A single-seat kart is KRW 15,000 on weekdays and KRW 18,000 on weekends. The kids ground costs KRW 15,200 for 2 hours.

Before you go

It is a 5-minute walk from Hagye Station (Line 7) Exit 3, within 300 m. JUMP is closed every Monday in October, so Oct. 19 and 26 are out.

Parking is tight and the official notice recommends public transport. The neighbouring vehicle-inspection centre lot is off-limits on weekdays and usable from 1:30 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. Tickets can be booked on the official site; karts are first come, first served on site.