Wolmi Theme Park

Exploring Wolmido: A Perfect Blend of Nature, Culture, and Fun Wolmido, located in Incheon, South Korea, is a small yet vibrant island that has become one of the country’s most popular tourist destinations. Just a short distance from Seoul, Wolmido offers a refreshing escape from the city’s hustle and bustle, attracting both locals and international visitors throughout the year. The island is best known for its stunning waterfront views, lively amusement parks, and rich cultural heritage. Visitors can stroll along the scenic Wolmi Cultural Street, where cafes, seafood restaurants, and street performers create a lively atmosphere. The Wolmi Theme Park, with its famous Viking ride and Ferris wheel, offers fun for all ages, while the Wolmi Sea Train provides a relaxing way to enjoy panoramic views of the island and surrounding sea. Nature lovers will appreciate Wolmi Park, a beautiful hillside area filled with walking trails, gardens, and historic pavilions that highlight traditional Korean architecture. From the top of the park, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Incheon Port and the West Sea. Wolmido is also historically significant, playing an important role during the Korean War as the landing site of General Douglas MacArthur’s Incheon Landing Operation in 1950. Today, visitors can learn about this history through monuments and museums in the area. Whether you’re seeking a cultural experience, family fun, or simply a relaxing day by the ocean, Wolmido offers something for everyone. Its mix of natural beauty, history, and entertainment makes it a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to South Korea. #Wolmido #Incheon #SouthKoreaTravel #WolmiIsland #WolmiPark #KoreanCulture #SeaView #OceanVibes #TravelSouthKorea #KoreaTrip #SeasideEscape #FamilyFun #WolmiSeaTrain #WolmiThemePark #VisitKorea #KoreanHistory #NatureLovers #KoreanTravelGuide #IslandVibes #KoreaNature #SeoulEscape #TravelAsia #BeautifulDestinations #ExploreKorea #CoastalViews #HiddenGemsKorea #WestSea #IncheonPort #CulturalExperience #BucketListTravel

The theme park is not so big but full of fun. It has few rides for adults and a little bit more for children but it’s not so good as compared to other theme parks like lotte world or everland in korea. We took the ferries wheel ride because this one only allows 9 month old baby otherwise all the rides are for children with heights above 110 cm.

This theme park isn’t as large as Everland, but it’s just the right size for children—and even adults—to have some fun. I got here using public transportation (buses and subway), which was easy since buses run frequently. However, parking around the area can be a bit tricky to find.

NICE Little PARK Sea side. Spring time is beautiful.

fun :) went on one ride & screamed a lot.

You are able to walk in for free, and check out which rides you want to take. For the rides you want to take, you are able to purchase single ride tickets that cost 6,500 won except for mooneye that cost 9,500 won. You can only choose to pay 22,000 to ride 4 different rides. The rides are pretty thrilling, which is ideal for thrill seekers. Take note for females not to wear skirts or dresses on the disco pang pang as the force that throws you up is quite strong.

Very few rides actually operating, zero prize games open, and food vending machines in poor condition. Toilets were frankly the worst ever smelt or seen in Korea... Ride operators, that were open, had great customer service therefore going from a zero star to 2 stars

Right next to the sea. Has a ferris wheel and there are a lot restaurants all along the boardwalk. Similar to the amusement park right next to it. Weekdays are a bust here and at the other place. Try the weekends if you wants crowds. It was like I was in a movie where everyone was gone. It isn't fun walking around an amusement park when you're practically the only one there.