Gyeongju World, Gyeongju

Was very fun! It gets quite busy in the afternoon so prepare for the wait. Park also closes early so you need to plan ahead. Many food places were closed by the time dinner rolled around so that was a little sad.

Smaller and more manageable than Everland, better-maintained than Lotte World. I would've liked an English guide map, but it's not hard to find one's way around. Lots of food options, from dongkass/tonkatsu to takoyaki and chicken/ddok skewers. Excellent ice cream, a nice artisan donut shop. Large picnic area with plenty of shade, tables, AND grass spots to put down a blanket. Seats arranged around rides to give not only parents but waiting riders rest. Some areas of the park are loud (well, duh, it's a theme park with roller coasters and thousands of visitors) but there are quiet corners, much appreciated by neurodivergent me and my kid. Staff are friendly and efficient. I didn't see much myself in the way of parades or shows, but there is a large bandstand with daily performances and we did see a magician/juggler doing his schtick in one of the central plazas, allowing people in a long ride line to have something to watch! A plethora of statue/picture characters scattered throughout the park, no costumed characters to interact with. Landscaping is lush, lots of shade trees thoughtfully placed. We visited on a busy, sunny, Saturday in May, so wait times for rides were averaging an hour or more. It may very well be less busy on an average Tuesday - will report back next time. We didn't see either Draken Valley or the water area while we were there, but will also review them next time. We had a ten thousand won 'group rate' entry fee: regular adult admission is 30. If I understood the cashier correctly, a year pass is only 180 thousand, so if you live close enough to Gyeongju, that sounds like a good deal for a lot of entertainment.

Because of the weather many rides were closed. It wasn't their fault. Food options were limited. But it was fun regardless. Definitely give this place a look if you are in the area.

This was a fun park! It's not as big as Lotteworld or Everland but there were enough rides to keep us busy from 10am to 3pm. The lines weren't too bad, max wait time was about 40mins. Don't worry about buying tickets in advance, you can easily buy them there.

Very entertaining Saturday, fun atmosphere, very colorful and entertaining. In winter have snow slops and a snow village to play with snow and maybe have a couple of snow ball fights.