You'll need to prepare a ticket price of 50,000 to 70,000 won, depending on your seat. You can also bring some cash if you want souvenirs; they're very cute, especially keychains.

SUBWAY

Today I attended a really cool and fun show called Jump at Seoul. It was a comedy, non-verbal performance with martial arts elements. It was so funny, and I laughed heartily. The actors were so athletic and moved like they were in a movie; it was truly captivating. It's great that shows like this exist, so understandable without words, and that people from all over the world, speaking different languages, can enjoy them together. The actors also actively interact with the audience, which adds an extra layer of involvement. Several attendees, including myself, even got to be on stage. For example, I had to do an impromptu dance, even though I don't know how to dance and don't even dance. But honestly, the atmosphere was so warm and cheerful that I wasn't scared at all, so I just did it. Photography and video is not allowed in the auditorium, but after the show, all the actors come out into the hall and take a group photo with anyone who wants one, it is a really cool way to remember things. I think this show is definitely worth visiting to get vivid emotions and memories.