Schoolland turns a Seoul afternoon into a school-set shoot: you put on a Korean uniform and make your own dance videos, travel clips, or photos in a studio built to look like a high school. The classroom is the main draw, but the hallway, art room, and nurse’s office give you more than one backdrop.
I like two things in particular: the uniforms are included, so you do not need to arrange a separate rental, and the two-hour booking gives your group its own reserved space for filming at your own pace. The catch is that this is self-service. You bring the ideas and operate the camera, and the classroom package may share other areas with people who booked separately.
- The useful details at a glance
- A school set built for your own camera
- Changing into uniform and getting set
- Making use of the classroom and other rooms
- Two hours, with no photographer
- Is the price worth it?
- Getting there and planning ahead
- Who will get the most from Schoolland?
- Should you book it?
- FAQ
- How long is the studio rental?
- Is a Korean school uniform included?
- Can I rent an extra uniform?
- Is a photographer included?
- What spaces are available?
- Can my group use the reserved space privately?
- How many people are needed to book?
- Do children need to be included in the headcount?
- Are food and drinks allowed?
- When will I receive booking confirmation?
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The useful details at a glance
- You film in a Korean school set: Schoolland includes a classroom, hallway, art room, and nurse’s office.
- Each participant gets one uniform: Extra uniforms cost 6,000 KRW each.
- You get two hours: The clock runs from entry to exit, including changing and preparation.
- You work without a photographer: Bring your own filming plan and take your own photos and videos.
- There are two package choices: The classroom package starts at US$32.19, while full-space access starts at US$48.25.
- Your reserved space is for your group: With the classroom package, other groups may use different studio areas.
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A school set built for your own camera

Schoolland is a studio, not a guided tour of a school. You arrive at 4F, 35 Jandari-ro 6-gil, in Mapo-gu, Seoul, change into a Korean school uniform, and spend the booked time making photos and videos. English-speaking staff are available, but the activity is designed for you to run yourself.
That setup makes this a good fit if you already have a video idea. A K-pop dance cover can use the classroom as its main stage; a travel vlog can turn the different rooms into short scenes; a group of friends can take photos without needing to coordinate a photographer. The appeal is the setting and the freedom to use it, not a lesson in acting, dance, or Korean school life.
The studio has been used for Korean variety shows, dramas, advertisements, photoshoots, and YouTube content, including visits by K-pop idols filming their own videos. That gives the sets a practical purpose: they are made to be filmed in, rather than simply displayed. It does not mean you will meet performers or take part in a production. You are booking the set, not a behind-the-scenes tour.
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Changing into uniform and getting set

Your booking includes one Korean school uniform per participant. That is a meaningful part of the experience, not just an optional extra: the uniform helps your photos and clips read as school scenes, and means you do not need to find a separate costume rental before arriving.
If someone in your group wants an additional uniform, it costs 6,000 KRW. The staff can help with choosing a uniform, which is useful if you are unsure what to pick. One visitor also found the studio easy to locate, clean, and spacious, and noted a toilet on the studio floor. Those are small comforts, but they matter when you are changing clothes and preparing for a shoot.
Be ready to use some of your booked time before filming begins. The rental period starts when you enter and ends when you leave, so changing, choosing outfits, arranging your camera, and deciding on shots all count toward the two hours. Arrive on time with a rough plan, especially if you want to film more than one kind of content.
Making use of the classroom and other rooms

The classroom is the core set in the Classroom + School Uniform package. It gives you the recognizable school backdrop for dance covers, staged scenes, and posed photos. If you are filming a group routine, you can use the time to work through takes and adjust your framing. If you are taking stills, you can try a few poses and angles without having to rush between a long list of scheduled stops.
The studio also has a hallway, an art room, and a nurse’s office. These spaces offer visual variety and can help a short video feel like it moves from scene to scene. The precise amount of access depends on the package you choose: with the classroom package, other people may be using different areas at the same time. Your group has exclusive use of its reserved space, but that should not be read as a promise that the whole studio is empty.
If you want access to the full studio, the Full Space + School Uniform Package is the higher-priced choice. It starts at US$48.25, compared with US$32.19 for the classroom option. The higher price may be worthwhile if you have a plan that depends on moving among several school-inspired rooms. If your goal is one dance video or a focused classroom photoshoot, the classroom package may be enough.
Two hours, with no photographer

The two-hour rental is a useful window for a compact creative project. It is long enough to change, get comfortable in the set, take photos, and record several versions of a short video, provided you arrive prepared. A visitor who used the studio for dance filming and a photoshoot found two hours sufficient. That is reassuring, though your own pace, group size, and number of ideas will affect how much you get done.
The self-service format keeps the experience flexible, but it also puts the work on you. There is no photographer, so bring a phone or camera and decide in advance who will film, how you will frame shots, and what you want to capture. If you are planning dance content, it helps to know the routine before the booking starts. If you are making a vlog, think through the scenes you want rather than spending the first half-hour choosing them.
Late arrival can shorten your rental. That matters more here than on an ordinary photo stop because the time includes changing and preparation. You cannot count on the full two hours of camera time if you arrive late or need a long setup.
Is the price worth it?

The listed price is not entirely consistent across the supplied package details: the overall starting price is shown as US$35.39, while the Classroom + School Uniform package is listed from US$32.19. The full-space package starts at US$48.25. Check the package and final price for your chosen date before booking.
Value depends on what you will do with the set. For a group that wants a Korean school backdrop, uniforms, and a private reserved area for two hours, the classroom package combines several elements that would otherwise take separate planning. It is especially appealing if you are already making a dance cover or a photo series and want a distinctive setting rather than a standard studio wall.
The full-space option costs more, so consider whether you will genuinely use the extra rooms. If your group only needs one classroom scene, paying for broader access may not add much. If you have several people, multiple scenes, or a video concept that uses the hallway, art room, and nurse’s office, it may be a better fit.
A single five-star account described the location as easy to find, the studio as clean and spacious, and the staff member as helpful when choosing a uniform. That is encouraging, but it is a small sample, so treat it as a useful detail rather than a guarantee. The strongest practical positives are the included uniforms, room to work, and staff help at the start.
Getting there and planning ahead

The meeting address is 4F, 35 Jandari-ro 6-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul, also given as 35, 4층 스쿨랜드. The studio is in the Hongdae area. A visitor found it easy to locate, but allow time to reach the fourth floor and get ready before your session. The address is specific enough to save in your map app before you set out.
There is a minimum of two participants per reservation. Infants and children must also be included in the passenger headcount, so include everyone in your party when making the booking. Outside food and drinks are not allowed.
Bookings are confirmed within 48 hours. If no confirmation email arrives, contact customer support. The voucher is valid only for the date and time specified, and the cancellation terms provide a full refund if you cancel at least 48 hours before the activity date in Seoul local time. Full refunds are also issued for unsuccessful or rejected bookings.
Who will get the most from Schoolland?

This studio suits friends, couples, families with older children, and creators who want a playful Korean-school setting for their own content. It is also a practical choice for K-pop fans who want to film a dance cover in uniform without arranging a separate location and costume. The best match is someone who enjoys making photos or videos and is happy to direct the session themselves.
It is less suitable if you expect a guided cultural activity, a photographer, or hands-on filming support. You are paying for access to the set and the uniform experience, not a finished video. If you do not enjoy posing or managing a camera, the studio may feel like a room rental rather than a complete activity.
Should you book it?

Book Schoolland if you have a video or photo idea and want a school-themed setting with uniforms, several possible backdrops, and two hours to work. The classroom package is the sensible starting point for a focused shoot; choose full-space access if your plan needs the other rooms. Arrive on time, bring your camera, and decide what you want to film before the clock starts.
Skip it if you want someone else to take the photos or direct your shoot. For a hands-on content session with your own group, though, this is a straightforward way to turn a few hours in Hongdae into a Korean school-set production.
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FAQ
How long is the studio rental?
The rental lasts two hours. The time is counted from entry to exit, including changing and preparation.
Is a Korean school uniform included?
Yes. Each participant receives one uniform with the package.
Can I rent an extra uniform?
Yes. Extra uniforms cost 6,000 KRW each.
Is a photographer included?
No. Filming and photography are self-service, so you will need to take your own photos and videos.
What spaces are available?
The studio has a classroom, hallway, art room, and nurse’s office. The Classroom package focuses on the classroom, and other areas may be in use by other groups.
Can my group use the reserved space privately?
Yes. Your group has exclusive use of its reserved space during the rental period.
How many people are needed to book?
A reservation requires at least two participants.
Do children need to be included in the headcount?
Yes. Infants and children must be included in the passenger headcount.
Are food and drinks allowed?
No. Outside food and drinks are not allowed.
When will I receive booking confirmation?
Confirmation is sent within 48 hours. If you do not receive a confirmation email, contact customer support.



























