CGV Daegu Stadium
| 140 Universiad-ro, Suseong-gu |
5 oranları
7.20/10.00 |
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+82 1544-1122 |
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Ja Nol (04.09.2017 14:40)
dirty toilets
dirty toilets
Shay Marette (17.08.2017 08:45)
Great movies
Great movies
Jy Sin (04.08.2017 08:05)
so good
so good
Justin Young (15.01.2017 18:46)
I think most people just go there for the Cgv cinema. The seats have horrible lumbar support and can barely make it through a 2 hr movie. It's an ill-conceived mall with a poor anchor tenant and terrible food and parking. I prefer the Megabox at Daegu Shinsegae.
I think most people just go there for the Cgv cinema. The seats have horrible lumbar support and can barely make it through a 2 hr movie. It's an ill-conceived mall with a poor anchor tenant and terrible food and parking. I prefer the Megabox at Daegu Shinsegae.
Mimi Meyers (08.10.2016 11:37)
The five stars go not to HomePlus but to ColorSquare of DaeGu Stadium which is a great place to go with your kids, especially if you need to break up a road trip like we did, and DaeGu is your halfway point. We had donuts and coffee at the Daily Dou, since the Mister Donut we visited here last year is now defunct. Then our 5 year old played Legos and made small crafts at Kids Block 키즈브럭, while I tooled around the coin rides and gachapons with our 2 year old who was a little under the weather. I saw a sign for a kids cafe and followed it only to happen upon a nice new (at the time of writing) play place called Village Kidzon Kid Cafe (키드카페 카잔 빌리지) which is an indoor play place with climbing structure, bounce house, toddler toy area and small merry go rounds as well as a cafe and separately operated Lego/block play place. After a sushi lunch, we went to the t nolza kid park (티 놀자 키즈팍) where we paid 12,000Won for my eldest to ride 5 rides while my younger admired 3 live bunnies in a grassy enclosure. A great side trip for the whole family.
The five stars go not to HomePlus but to ColorSquare of DaeGu Stadium which is a great place to go with your kids, especially if you need to break up a road trip like we did, and DaeGu is your halfway point. We had donuts and coffee at the Daily Dou, since the Mister Donut we visited here last year is now defunct. Then our 5 year old played Legos and made small crafts at Kids Block 키즈브럭, while I tooled around the coin rides and gachapons with our 2 year old who was a little under the weather. I saw a sign for a kids cafe and followed it only to happen upon a nice new (at the time of writing) play place called Village Kidzon Kid Cafe (키드카페 카잔 빌리지) which is an indoor play place with climbing structure, bounce house, toddler toy area and small merry go rounds as well as a cafe and separately operated Lego/block play place. After a sushi lunch, we went to the t nolza kid park (티 놀자 키즈팍) where we paid 12,000Won for my eldest to ride 5 rides while my younger admired 3 live bunnies in a grassy enclosure. A great side trip for the whole family.
