By MOOK Attractions Editorial Team
As autumn and winter arrive, many theme parks roll out seasonal events such as Halloween and Christmas. Beyond well-known parks like Disneyland and Universal Studios, South Korea also boasts numerous fun-filled amusement parks worth visiting. The following highlights seven theme parks in Korea, each incorporating unique elements. Many movies, Korean dramas, and TV shows choose these spots for filming, with some even becoming iconic scenes. Travelers planning a trip to Korea may find this list a useful reference.
Lotte World Fantasy Park (Photo / happylotteworld)
1. Seoul – Lotte World
Lotte World’s Halloween event (Photo / happylotteworld)
Seoul’s Lotte World is the most visited theme park in Korea and the country’s most iconic fantasy destination. Conveniently accessible via subway, it is a popular dating spot for couples. The Lotte Department Store connects directly to Lotte World, which features an iconic fairy-tale castle along with a wide range of indoor and outdoor rides. Nearby is also a Lotte Mart, where visitors can shop to their heart’s content after a day of fun.
Lotte World is the most visited theme park in Korea (Photo / happylotteworld)
2. Gyeonggi Province – Everland
Everland (Photo / Everland)
Developed by the Samsung Group, Everland spans over 400,000 pyeong, ranking fourth among the world’s top seven theme parks and often dubbed “Korea’s Disney.” The park includes the world’s largest indoor water park, various thrilling rides, a wildlife park with over 2,500 animals, and year-round festivals and carnivals, making it one of Korea’s most romantic and magical attractions.
Everland (Photo / Everland)
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