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Seoul, South Korea

Seoul, South Korea
Location in South Korea
They are still busy clearing the area.
by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
The ClawDreamworld
Now average park-goers are slightly tuned into what Dreamworld is building, though they're still naturally very vague.
by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
The ClawDreamworld
Titan was one of three roller coasters at World Expo park, the other two being a suspended coaster and an indoor coaster, all three being Vekoma rides.
by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
The DemonWorld Expo Park
One of the many rides renamed and relocated from Hanna Babera Land when the section of the park was shut.
by Liam Schembri, 20 years ago
Little Monsters Flying SchoolWonderland Sydney
Beastie, arguably the better of Wonderland's two wooden coasters closed in 2002.
by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
The BeastieWonderland Sydney
This ride reaches a height of nearly 60m, making it the third tallest ride structure in Australia after Dreamworld's Tower of Terror/Giant Drop and Wonderland Sydney's Space Probe.
by Liam Schembri, Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
ZodiacWonderland Sydney
The ride features two arms capable of holding up to 72 passengers in the 12 gondolas.
by Liam Schembri, Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
ZodiacWonderland Sydney
Zodiac is a unique double-wheel Ferris wheel, a ride style that has not been in production for many years.
by Liam Schembri, Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
ZodiacWonderland Sydney
by Liam Schembri, 20 years ago
Space ProbeWonderland Sydney
The Demon is a Vekoma Boomerang, the most mass produced permanent roller coaster model in the world.
by Liam Schembri, 20 years ago
The DemonWonderland Sydney
by Liam Schembri, 20 years ago
Space ProbeWonderland Sydney
by Liam Schembri, 20 years ago
Space ProbeWonderland Sydney
by Liam Schembri, 20 years ago
Space ProbeWonderland Sydney
by Liam Schembri, 20 years ago
Space ProbeWonderland Sydney
by Liam Schembri, 20 years ago
Space ProbeWonderland Sydney
The Demon is now found at Visionland, a small USA theme park.
by Liam Schembri, 20 years ago
The DemonWonderland Sydney
The coaster had a gothic theme. The red-roofed building was the on-ride photo and souvenir shop.
by Liam Schembri, 20 years ago
The DemonWonderland Sydney
The entire course of the ride, showing where the Boomerang model name comes from.
by Liam Schembri, 20 years ago
The DemonWonderland Sydney
Using a cable lift system and a catch car, the train is lifted backwards out of the station then released FROM the top.
by Liam Schembri, 20 years ago
The DemonWonderland Sydney
This coaster is not a complete circuit.
by Liam Schembri, 20 years ago
The DemonWonderland Sydney

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