I love amusement parks. I had a random day off in the fall and one this past week, and I used those days to check out the two biggest amusement parks in South Korea: Lotte World and Everland. Here’s part two covering Lotte World.
Lotte World is the largest indoor amusement park in the world (also has an outdoor section though too), conveniently located in Seoul.
The 3 funniest things about Lotte World…
1. GUN RANGE
Nothing says fun for the kids like a shooting range.
To dress it up a little bit, why not throw a cartoon character on the storefront with a gat in his hand? Come on in kids!
2. Rip off of Mickey and Minnie
Striking similarities no? They clearly ripped off the 2 feature Disney characters.
3. The misspelling of a relatively easy word.
It baffles me how many misspelled words I see over here. How much would it cost to have a native English speaker proof read all of your signage before you go into business? I understand for a small restaurant or store it’s an added cost which they might think is worth it, but Lotte World is part of a massive corporation, Lotte, which has $40 billion in revenue each year. And you don’t even have someone who can spell Italian right? Come on.
Lotte World was pretty cool though. Really nice Ice Skating rink, decent arcade, standard amusement park fare (churros, iced/sugary drinks, etc.), rides weren’t bad, pretty cheap to get in ($30), etc.
Honestly, this picture is ridiculous. Lucky shot by me.
I also managed to snag some nice videos while on the rides.
Lotte World is a spot worth visiting for anyone spending a year teaching in Korea. Try and pick a good day to go, I’m sure it gets mobbed on the weekends. Lotte World is at the Jamsil Station (#2 and #8 subway line).
6 comments:
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I don't really see similarities between the mickey mouse and whatever that is.
Seriously? Oh well, to each his own.
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