Looking at all that Seoul had to offer for kids, we added this to our list of things to do. It was a great experience from start to finish. The guy who does the safety briefing and stretching made it fun in several languages, and this helps to space out when you enter the maze, so that you don't run into other people. Inside the maze are all kinds of physical and mental challenges, which are great for ages 7-12. If you are a parent, be aware that you will need to be average size or smaller to get through some of the elements. I am 165cm and 60kg and felt 'big' in there. As someone said in another review, if you are OK going through a McDonald's indoor playgym or equivalent, expect some of that here. Some people have grumbled that the maze doesn't take very long to finish, which is true, but that said, if it were twice as long, it might have started to feel onorous. Maybe the ideal solution would be to have two mazes, so that you can do one, take a break, and then do the other one. This attaction is partnered with a trick-eye museum nearby, so I can see how the two of those activities would fit together nicely. We didn't have time to do that on this trip.

Dynamic maze is a well designed activity run with maze, puzzles and physical activity required. There things such as memory games, ropeway bridges, mirror mazes, throwing balls into holes, shooting gallery etc. The run itself is short, you can finish it in 20 minutes, but everything is done very well and designed for fun. Kids raved about this and wanted to go again. Probably too easy for teenagers, but for kids from 5-12, it is a perfect activity to do in small groups. There are instructions in English and Chinese as well as the expected Korean so you don't need any local language skills. The only issue was one of the games was not working and there were no staff in the maze so we just bypassed the game and moved onto the next activity