For 1MILLION dance class booking, create an account, buy a ticket, then reserve a specific session. Buying a ticket and reserving your preferred class are separate steps. Here is how to plan a first visit to the Seoul studio without choosing a level or package that does not suit your trip.
Prices and booking rules checked October 28, 2026. Check the live schedule and checkout terms before paying.
1. Choose the right beginner class
Start with Step By 1M if you are completely new to dance: the studio describes it as a slower-paced introduction to basic choreography. Starter moves beyond the basics, while Learner is aimed at beginners and intermediate students who already have some foundations. Master is for intermediate and advanced dancers. See the official class-level guide.
Our recommendation for a one-off Seoul experience: choose a manageable level before choosing a famous instructor. Watching impressive choreography online and learning it in a room are different tasks. Give yourself a realistic first session, then consider another class if you enjoy it.
2. Check the price before choosing a package
The official ticket page lists a single class at KRW 30,000. Multi-class packages are also available, but a lower price per class only helps if you can actually attend enough sessions during your stay.
Read the expiry and refund conditions before buying. The studio says an unused ticket’s access period starts automatically 30 days after purchase; tickets cannot be exchanged for a different ticket product. A class cancellation and a refund for purchased tickets are separate decisions, so do not assume one automatically produces the other.
3. Create your account, then reserve a session
Complete your account details and upload a photo showing only yourself before purchasing; it is used for entry identity checks. Registration for children under 14 requires a legal guardian’s consent for portrait rights. After purchasing, select your session in the official class schedule, then check My Account → Bookings. These steps are explained in the studio FAQ.
Keep the reservation details with your travel plans. Match the date, time and class level to your itinerary, and leave room for the journey from your accommodation. A tight connection straight from the airport is an avoidable gamble.
4. Set a reminder for the cancellation deadline
Reservations close 30 minutes before class; cancellation closes 60 minutes before class. To switch sessions, cancel the existing booking and reserve another. Missing a booked class without cancelling still uses your ticket. Check the current booking rules if your plans change.
5. Save the studio location and entry code
The studio’s official location page lists 33, Ttukseom-ro 13-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul. Save the exact address rather than relying on the studio name alone when planning your route.
Entry uses your personal QR code in the website or app, according to the FAQ. Before leaving your accommodation, check that you can sign in and open it on your phone.
6. Confirm language and payment needs before paying
The studio introduction says its full-time staff speak English and Korean. That does not establish that every instructor teaches every class in English. If spoken instruction matters to you, ask about the specific session through the official contact page.
Likewise, do not assume a particular overseas card will work until the checkout confirms it. Resolve payment questions with the studio before building the rest of your day around an unconfirmed booking.
Ready to choose? Compare the class levels, then open the live Seoul schedule.
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