Reported by He Guanxian / Comprehensive Report
Has weekly tuning in to the premiere of Running Man lost its thrill? Want to become one of the Running Man cast members yourself? As an RM fan, don’t miss the“Running Man Theme Experience Hall” in Seoul, South Korea.In this space, you can experience the exciting challenges you see on TV and enjoy the exhilaration of completing them.

▲ In Seoul, you can dive into the games from the show and take on the same challenges the cast has faced at the Running Man Experience Hall. (Photo / IG@via0301Provided. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)
The newly opened Running Man Theme Experience Hall at the beginning of November this year attracted many challengers as soon as its opening was announced. Here, you must complete 12 challenges within 45 minutes to earn an R-coin-shaped badge. Each challenge requires using the electronic wristband provided upon entry to activate, and your scores will be recorded on the wristband for redemption of souvenirs or certificates at the end. Based on your score, you can receive different numbers of badges, with a maximum of 3. Scores above 80 also earn you a “certificate of achievement”!

▲ After calculating the scores on the wristband, those under 60 points receive one reward medal, 61–79 points get two, and 80 points or above earn three. You can also take photos on the small stage as a keepsake. (Photo / IG@via0301Provided. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)
These 12 challenges are all modeled after games played by the Running Man cast. In addition to the “Crawling Maze” from Episode 270’s Lee Kwang-soo Revenge Maze, where fans can experience the panic and knee pain the cast felt, there’s also the “Voice Shouting” challenge from Episode 126, where Ji Suk-jin had to shout at full volume to reach a certain decibel level—just like Ji Suk-jin did when he took on the mini mission assigned by Yoo Jae-suk during the 1:7 deception of Choi Ji-woo. There’s also a simplified version of the treasure hunt game that’s been common on the show in recent years, where you test your reflexes and speed by touching randomly blinking lights.

▲ The challenges in the Running Man Experience Hall are designed based on concepts from the show, and all 12 must be completed within 45 minutes. (Photo / NetizenYou can go to Korea even if you don’t speak KoreanProvided. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)
Each challenge here stirs up your competitive spirit and gets your muscles moving, making you break into a sweat and work out for real. In addition to experiencing the show’s various game challenges, there are also plenty of photogenic walls, corners, and RM-themed sets that not only drive Running Man fans wild but also attract photo-loving netizens.

▲ The tunnel design at the entrance makes you feel like you’re traveling through time, instantly immersing you in the role of a Running Man cast member. (Photo / NetizenYou can go to Korea even if you don’t speak KoreanProvided. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲ The interior design of this experience space is also a major highlight. Each corner is very Instagrammable. (Photo / NetizenYou can go to Korea even if you don’t speak KoreanProvided. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

Running Man Theme Experience Hall
Official Website (Chinese Version)
Address: 41, Insadong 5-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul (B1F, SM Duty Free Shop)
Hours: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Ticket Price: 16,000 KRW
Phone: 02-2034-0606
Transportation Info: Exit 3 of Jonggak Station, turn left after 13 meters and walk 20 meters to reach the 1st floor of the duty-free shop
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