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With the Hallyu wave, Korea has become a must visit place for millions hoping to meet their favorite idol or take a short trip to iconic K-Drama locations. There’s a lot to explore when it comes to Korean entertainment, but taking out the glamorous allure of music shows and filming sites, there’s still a lot to do.
You even have a choice of various theme parks, Korea’s very own versions of Disneyland, America’s Six Flags, and so much more. There’s the usual theme park rides and food, but key elements that set them apart from the rest.
Now, let’s see some of the theme parks you can visit on your next trip to Korea!
1. Lotte World
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Perhaps one of the most famous theme parks that come to mind when talking about South Korea is the popular Lotte World.
Often considered the Disneyland of Korea, while there’s no talking mouse, it instills an overwhelming sense of joy in its visitors. The theme park has become an attraction to Seoul natives and tourists from all over the world. And if you’re willing, you can visit a special rental shop beforehand and wear a school uniform to make your Lotte World experience authentic and unique.
2. Everland
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While slightly outside of Seoul, Everland always comes up in conversations when talking about South Korean theme parks.
Walking through Everland you’ll be able to trek through five themed areas of the park: Global Fair, American Adventure, Magic Land, Zootopia, and European Adventure. Being the largest park of South Korea, you’ll be able to dedicate an entire day to discovering all of Everland’s various charms. Whether you decide to ride the thrilling rollercoaster or relax while eating some tasty treats.
3. Seoul Land
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If don’t plan on venturing to Busan or Daegu, and are only thinking about staying in the South Korean capital, you can make it a point to visit Seoul Land.
It’s small and modest, with many rides available for children. While not as grand as Lotte World or Everland, it provides a chill, relaxed atmosphere that will you put in a state of peace, balanced by the excitement of the various rides it offers.
4. Wolmi Theme Park
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Even if you’re not staying in the city of Incheon, you can make Wolmi Theme Park one of the stops on your itinerary.
Located on Wolmi Island in Incheon, the theme park is located right by the water where you can feel the comfort of the cool ocean breeze. Go towards the end of the day to be at the top of the Ferris Wheel just as the sun starts to set. And if you’re courageous enough, brave the iconic tagada ride and see if you can remain seated all the way through.
Which theme park are you visiting on your trip to Korea?
