20% Discount for Advance Ticket Purchases

Nol Universe, the operator of NOL, announced on August 25 that it will exclusively sell advance tickets for the '2026 Yeosu World Islands Expo,' which is set to open next month.


The '2026 Yeosu World Islands Expo' is the world's first international event dedicated solely to islands, held under the theme 'Islands: Connecting the Sea and the Future.' The expo brings together the cultures and ecosystems of islands from around the world to share the unique value and allure of islands.

NOL, operated by Nol Universe, announced on the 25th that it will exclusively sell advance tickets for the '2026 Yeosu World Islands Expo,' which opens next month. Photo by Nol Universe

NOL, operated by Nol Universe, announced on the 25th that it will exclusively sell advance tickets for the '2026 Yeosu World Islands Expo,' which opens next month. Photo by Nol Universe

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From September 5 to November 4, multiple exhibitions and experiential programs will take place over two months at various locations, including Jinmo District in Dolsan, Yeosu City, the Yeosu World Expo site, Gaedo, and Geumodo.


The advance tickets sold by Nol Universe are available in two options: a regular ticket and a family ticket, which are valid for a single day, and a full-season ticket that allows multiple entries. During the advance purchase period, which runs until the day before the opening on September 4, the tickets can be purchased at a 20% discount from the regular price.



The 'regular ticket,' which grants one-day admission, is available for 12,000 won, while the 'family ticket' for up to four people can be purchased for 25,000 won. Citizens of the Jeonnam-Gwangju Integrated Special City are eligible for a special 30% discount. In addition, starting on August 31, tickets to the opening ceremony of the 2026 Yeosu World Islands Expo will be offered for free (0 won).


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