Lotte World announced on the 25th that it has donated ‘Dream Tickets’ to the Samjeon Regional Children’s Center in Songpa-gu, Seoul, in celebration of May, the ‘Month of Family’.
The ‘Dream Ticket’ is Lotte World’s flagship social contribution campaign that invites culturally marginalized groups, who usually find it difficult to visit theme parks, to Lotte World Adventure, Lotte World Aquarium, Seoul Sky, Lotte World Adventure Busan, and Lotte Water Park. In 2025 alone, about 10,000 people are expected to participate, with an accumulated total of around 120,000 people creating special memories at Lotte World’s facilities since the campaign started in 2015.
This ‘Dream Ticket’ initiative was used to benefit children in Songpa-gu, where Lotte World Adventure is located, in honor of the ‘Month of Family’. Lotte World donated Lotte World Adventure tickets worth approximately 4 million KRW to the Samjeon Regional Children’s Center.
The director of the Samjeon Regional Children’s Center, Park Dal-jun, who received the ‘Dream Tickets’, said, “Lotte World Adventure is already the most preferred outing spot for the children, and thanks to the opportunity provided by Lotte World in May, the ‘Month of Family’, we will create happy memories there.”
Apart from the ‘Dream Ticket’, Lotte World continues to practice sharing through social contribution activities that leverage the unique features of theme parks, including the ‘Visiting Theme Park’ special performances in children’s hospitals started in 1995, and the ‘Dream Stage’ which offers a dream stage for children with pediatric cancer.