A new starlight night attraction spotlights family fun at the newly opened Fantasyland!

By MOOK Scenic Spots & Travel / Photos by Paradise City Korea
 
Northeast Asia’s first comprehensive K-pop resort, “Paradise City PARADISE CITY,” officially opened its family entertainment theme park “Fantasyland” on April 31. This indoor theme park, built around the concept of a “nighttime amusement park,” features entertainment facilities, a fantasy dessert shop space, a thematically designed exterior, and world-class interactive performances—offering visitors a delightful time.

The two-story Fantasyland combines traditional performances with modern IT technology to create a unique space. With media art-driven feature shows, it delivers a rich array of new cultural and entertainment content, targeting the leisure trends of millennial families—core players in the tourism industry—to attract repeat visitors and international tourists.

One of Fantasyland’s highlights is its fairytale-like ambiance. In collaboration with Moment Factory, a globally renowned multimedia entertainment studio famous for its projection show at Spain’s Sagrada Família, the park presents an imaginative fairy-tale world featuring colorful media façades and interactive displays.

The park offers thrilling rides such as the “Sky Trail” obstacle course, the 360-degree rotating “Mega-Mix,” and the pedal-powered “Magic Bike.”
The dining options have also drawn attention, with the first Janice Wong dessert shop in Korea now open. Janice Wong, named Asia’s Best Pastry Chef in the 2014 San Pellegrino Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants list, is known for desserts as beautifully colorful and uniquely designed as paintings. This Korean outlet is her first in the country, following locations in Singapore, Tokyo, and Macau.