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This little gem mixes the usual aspects of a theme park with attractions from a sea life center and more. The park caters for all ages and as per usual with Hong Kong the park is spotless in apperance. There isn't a lot of thrill rides, with only about three that will satisfy thrill seekers, one of which is the Minetrain. The title of the park suggests something to do with sea life and it doesn't disapoint. The park has a marvelous aquarium as well as sea animals such as sea lions and dolphins. The parks center piece is its dolphin show which is held in a stadium to which the well trained animals perform belief defying tricks. The views from the ...

Everland Amusement Park is quite simply far and away the best in Korea. Opened in 1975, by the Samsung group,it features the Festival World theme park, Caribbean Bay(incredibly popular in summer and featuring numerous swimming pools, a sand beach and a giant wave pool) and the Everland Speedway(auto,motorcycle and mountain bike racing). To top it all off, the now deceased founder of Samsung, Lee Bung-chul,put together one of the finest private collections of Korean art you'll find anywhere. This collection of more than 8,000 artefacts including ceramics, paintings and sculpures is now housed in the Ho-Am Art Museum within the Everland site and is truly a must-see for ...

The site is an old amusement park with campsite, bungalows and hostel attached. The amusements are a bit primative by Disney standards but the swimming complex with multiple long slides, waves, rides etc is top notch. We stayed in the campsite - a number of camp companies offer the site. It was typically Dutch, clean well organised without the German regimented feeling. As campers the swimming and amusments were free - 7 days does start to get boring, but the ability to let the teens wander off in reasonable safety is excellent. When the camp gets boring, it is only a short step to Amsterdam or the Hague. I would go again. ...