E-World

Welcome to E-world!!!! This beautiful castle is the first thing you see when you walk up off the street. After you purchase your tickets and enter the park you get to ride the escalators (if you are lucky) to the top of the hill. When you reach the top you will be glad to see this HUGE robot (Praise the frog) 

Nick is happily posing under the robot playing this game... oh and another fun game to play if you are bored is here.

 As we walked around with the Talbot family we rode several rides (most of them meant for little kids) E-World is like a large carnival but not like Six Flags or Bush Gardens. If you look you can see Woobang tower (looks like it is coming out of the robots head) You can also see the platform that people bungee jump off of. I haven't decided yet if bungee jumping is for me or not. If I wanted to do it, Korea would be a great place.

      My favorite part of E-world was the ghost house. It was so horribly done that it was funny. I couldn't stop laughing the whole time. Nick was walking next to me feeling "uneasy" the whole time and I was laughing. Right as we entered two small girls came in behind us. There ages were about 10 and 8. Anyways, I decided I wanted to have a little fun so I started making noises and it freaked them out. I laughed so hard, I'm glad they started laughing with me. At some point we caught up to a couple that was moving really slow. As soon as the opportunity came available I scared the crap out of them. The girl screamed which made everyone behind us start screaming. Once again I was laughing so hard, in fact I am laughing now as I recount this experience. So, we kept walking and walking and we got to this really dark area and I was staring into the blackness and this Korean pops out screaming. OF COURSE I SCREAMED and so did the people behind us. We all started laughing and I gave the guy a high five. When we escaped the awful haunted house the little girls ran to their mother and told her everything they just witnessed and we were on our way to our next ride.

The famous log ride- This was the longest line we had to stand in the whole day, and it wasn't a very good ride but short and the drop was like..oh come on I didn't even get wet!

Aladdin fun house... I wasn't sure if they allowed adults but the kids kept tugging at us. They let us through no problem and we were off. We finished the fun house by going down a pretty awesome slide.

Hot-air balloons- were pretty fun, I felt that it was okay to get on them because I had a child with me. However if that was not the case I'm not sure if I would have done it.

They had a total of 4 roller coaster with only 3 running. The good news is we didn't have to wait very long in the lines. One coaster even let us go twice in a row.

 On our way out Nick wanted to win my love by playing a shooting game. He hit the target 7 times and won me this cute hedge hog. I have convinced Nick, that when we get home from our adventures in Korea, I can have a real hedge hog!

On our way out of the park we decided to stop at the gift shop and grab some cute headbands. I feel in love with the giraffe one and Heather looked super cute in the leopard ears.

I will leave you with this random picture of an advertisement? we saw in the subway.

if you are thinking he is holding a rag and bleach you are correct!