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[khyber]

Seriously here..... i cannot believe how few water parks there are in this country.
As far as i know there is everland in seoul and i've heard there is one over in the south west corner.

I figger you could make absolutel KILLER money on something like this. build it in the side of the moutain; the season WAY longer than back home in edmonton (what...april to october?).

I am shocked that more koreans haven't thought of this. It seems like they'd be giving you a licence to print money.

unless...does anyone know of more water parks?

[Kalhoun]

There is one near Ansan that has a nice slide and some circular streams & stuff. You make a good point, though~ we need more water parks.

[paperbag princess]

do people spit in waterparks here? i don't know if i could deal with the ajoshi hork in the water park.

[schwa]

Sokcho has a good one -- Waterpia. Quite a variety of indoor & outdoor pools, wavepool, slides, & a beatiful spa, all filled with natural thermal mineral water. Open year-round. (I love swimming outdoors on the snowiest coldest days of winter.)

It seems to do well for itself but I dont think its a licence to print money. They spend a lot on renovations & upgrades to keep a step ahead of the competition -- theres a handful of smaller facilities around here that also offer pleasant experiences. A major expansion is under construction now that looks like it will double the size & features it offers now.

[Squid]

Just make sure to design it with a dual-function...ice playground in the winter season...half joking...

[jlb]

There's one at Everland, near Suwom that is an okay time. It would have been really fun actually if there was about 50% less people. Having to wait for 1/2 an hour to go down the slide is not my idea of a good time.

[dulouz]

Yea, thats a good day dream but it looks like you need a Saudi Prince to help you out.

You might want to try a swimming hogwan. There a franchises available in The USA.