On My Way: Can you read Korean?

Monday, July 18, 2005

If so, when can I go swimming and how much does it cost?

http://www.yonginymca.or.kr/html/6_pgm/intro.html

At July 18, 2005 10:04 a.m. , minty clorets said...: weekdays open to anyone at these hours
1) 6am-8:50am
2) 12-1:50pm
3) 7-9:50pm(sat 7-8:50)

sunday
1) 10am-1pm
2) 2-5pm

one day ticket
adult: 3000 won
teenager: 2,500 won
kids : 2000 won
At July 18, 2005 5:54 p.m. , Jessica said...: Thank you baby-eater!

That's rather expensive for one swim, isn't it?? Hmm..
At July 18, 2005 10:36 p.m. , minty clorets said...: think the exchange rate is roughly
1$=1000 won
At July 19, 2005 12:02 a.m. , Blake said...: Hey, that's pretty cheap!

It beats the 10,000 won that I would have to pay to swim at the one pool in Ulsan that's on the complete opposite side of the city.

What's up with "tres cee"'s comment? I thought people from Cornwall were better than that...
At July 19, 2005 12:57 a.m. , Jessica said...: I don't get that at all.. oh well. A chaque un son gout.

It costs ten thousand to swim for one day?!?! What the heck!?!

It turns out that a monthly pass is fifty thousand won. I don't know how much I'll swim, but I have a feeling three thousand a day is okay with me.
At July 19, 2005 4:38 a.m. , Blake said...: I know of some membership-only YMCAs in Canada where you have to pay around $10 for just one day. They try to force memberships upon people. It's the same thing here.