Lotte World is a major theme park in Seoul. It is divided into an Indoor Adventure theme, and an outdoor theme park called Magic Island where visitors can access through a connecting passageway on the 2nd floor.

indoor theme park

outdoor theme park

The best way for us to get to Lotte World was to take a taxi. The driver dropped us off in front of Lotte Department Store where the theme park was located.


The park's atmosphere was very relaxed and lots of locals mostly a group consisting of families hanging out.






The park features different rides including the Conquistador, the Gyro Drop, the French Revolution, the World Monorail, the Flume Ride and Camelot Carousel. But we focused mainly on Aeronauts Balloon Ride where we hopped in a balloon and had the best mid-air observation route inside the Lotte World theme park. ◕ ◡ ◕

aeronauts balloon ride

the view from the balloon ride

HB went into the Tomb of Horror where he had to pass through the graveyard bridge with zombies and dark maze. I decided not to go with him as I'm always petrified when I enter into spooky dens and haunted houses theme. But according to HB it wasn't scary at all. Hmm, I doubt it. ಠ_ಠ



To recharge our energy we had our lunch at La Paloma, a Mediterranean grilled food restaurant.



We had a good time at the Marvelous Art Museum exhibiting full of 3D illusion photos.



There are also parades, stage shows, an ice rink, a lake (outdoor park) and a folk museum on the 3rd floor.








Lotte World first opened in 1989, and it is the largest indoor theme park in the world. The park is also holding various festivals throughout the year.


Address
Lotte World Adventure

40-1 Jamsil-dong, Songpa-gu
135-600 Seoul, South Korea


Till next time, 
♥ June