Namwon Land

The facilities are rusty and clearly show signs of age. There are only a few rides in operation, and even though it is the weekend, there are only a few people around. However, it gives me a feeling reminiscent of my childhood and makes me feel like the main character. There is only one snack bar or restaurant, but it has been closed for a long time, so you have to bring your own food to eat with your family or partner. I actually like this place much more than the big amusement parks these days.

It felt like an amusement park in a small provincial city struggling with management difficulties. Old amusement facilities, poorly managed sculptures, and no food. It was disappointing. The few managers were kind and friendly, but that was even more disappointing. This amusement park needs to be renovated.

It wasn't the most modern facility, but unlike other large amusement parks, it wasn't a long wait, so it was fun, and it brought back old memories for mom and dad. I was surprised when I first saw the facility, but the kids had so much fun that I had a great time.

It was nice because it was quiet and there was a lot to see. If there was one thing I wish there was, it would be a cable car from Gwanghanryuwon to the observatory on Deokgeumsan Mountain.

If you go to Namwon Land on a weekday or weekend, you can enjoy the rides as if you've chartered them. However, the Viking ride only operates with a minimum of four people.