A great way to experience unique Korean culture is to visit one of the four big amusement parks in Korea. They are definitely different to any of the many other theme parks we have visited around the world!
They have thrill rides and great themes throughout each park – and many have a unique Korean take on Disney land in Korea!
Here is a quick overview of biggest South Korean theme parks to help you decide which ones you would like to visit.
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Lotte World in Seoul
Lotte World Korea is a great option visit a South Korea amusement park located centrally in Seoul. It has a massive indoor section as pictured below, with over 50 fantastic themed rides – as a result Lotte World theme park can be visited all year round.
The outside area of Lotte World has their great castle (does it remind you of anything?) and a great selection of newer rides to enjoy. You can easily visit for a half or full day and have a great time. Lotte World Adventure Park is located beside Lotte Tower, which also has a massive shopping centre and observation deck.
Klook has great options to purchase a one day pass which includes entry to their folk musem, and also options to add skip the queue passes for either one or three attractions – a very worthwhile addition as the park can get very busy!
Klook.comYou can easily get to Lotte World on Subway Line 2, which is the circle route around central Seoul. See the below map for more details.
Everland Seoul
Everland Resort Korea is the world’s 7th largest theme park, and is definitely worth a visit – plan to spend the whole day and evening there, as it is located a 1 to 1.5 hour drive south from Seoul. It also has a water park alongside called Caribbean Bay and a zoo. Each night there are fireworks so make sure you stay to enjoy the show.
Pre COVID19 you could purchase packages including a Q-Pass, which enabled you to skip the queue on major rides – a very worthwhile purchase. Right now I have not been able to find that they are still available, but I am sure they will return once tourism increases.
While you can catch public transport to get to and from Everland South Korea, we recommend that instead, you purchase entry tickets with return transfers – that way you can travel direct which is much simpler.
Klook.comHere is the map showing you the public transport options to get to Everland Korea theme park. Note that you can only access the resort by bus. Click here to learn more about Seoul attractions and where to stay in Seoul.
Legoland Korea
Legoland Resort Korea, the world’s 10th Lego Park has just opened in May 2022, and is a great option for families to have fun with over 40 rides, shows and other attractions!
Onsite at Legoland is the themed Legoland Hotel, and there are also many ‘Bed and Brick’ partner accommodation options close by in Chuncheon.
Klook has a great day tour option to visit Legoland Korea and either Nami Island or the Alpaca Pasture from Seoul.
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Legoland is located in Chuncheon, east from Seoul, which is a 2 hour direct ITX train ride from Yongsan Station – see the below map for more information. A shuttle bus runs every 45 minutes from Chuncheon Station direct to the Legoland entry. Car parking is also available on site with a shuttle bus service from the parking lot to the park entry.
Close to Legoland Resort Korea is Nami Island, so if you are heading out that way ensure you check out our detailed articles to help you plan your visit to Nami Island and other local attractions.
Lotte World Adventure Busan
Lotte World Adventure Theme Park in Busan opened in March 2022, and is an exciting addition to things to do in Busan. It is actually four times the size of Lotte World in Seoul! It has 17 rides and many other attractions and daily parades, so a great day out for young and old.
Lotte World Adventure Theme Park is located a 1:15 hour direct bus ride from Busan Station as detailed in the map below. Car parking is available onsite. Click here to learn more about Busan attractions and where to stay in Busan.
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You are also welcome to join our South Korea Travel Planning Facebook Group – it is a great resource to enable you to ask questions about your upcoming trip to South Korea!
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