Nestled in the scenic mountains of Hongcheon in Gangwon Province, Ocean World is South Korea’s largest water park, renowned for its massive Egyptian-themed water attractions and also for being part of Vivaldi Park, a resort famous for its world-class ski slopes in winter.

It’s not just a favorite among locals and tourists, it’s even been visited by K-pop sensation Stray Kids!

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1. Aqua Zone

1) Wave Pool

Indoor wave pool at the Aqua Zone in Ocean World, featuring palm trees, water play structures, and families enjoying the water under a high glass ceiling.

Running for 20 minutes every 10 minutes, the indoor Wave Pool lets you enjoy rolling waves year-round, no matter what the weather is like outside.

2) Waterplex

Large indoor water play area at Ocean World's Aqua Zone, featuring colorful slides, splash buckets, and palm tree decor.

The Waterplex is a family favorite, featuring jungle gyms and slides within a water playground. The highlight is the water bucket at the top, which releases a refreshing waterball to cool you down.

3) Indoor Slides

Twisting blue and white tube slides inside Ocean World's Aqua Zone, supported by a steel frame.

Zoom down the fun Indoor Slides, which are perfect for all ages and open year-round for non-stop excitement regardless of the weather.

4) Indoor River Lazy Pool

Calm indoor lazy river at Ocean World's Aqua Zone, lined with palm trees and tropical-themed decor.

The Indoor River Lazy Pool is perfect for floating on a tube and relaxing as gentle currents carry you along a winding course, providing a peaceful break from action-packed rides.

5) Kid’s Pool

Indoor children's pool in Aqua Zone with floating toys, mini slides, and a colorful octopus water feature.

Designated just for children under 7 (accompanied by a guardian), the Kids’ Pool features smaller slides and safe, shallow waters for young visitors.

6) Outdoor Lazy River Pool

Winding outdoor lazy river at Ocean World with a footbridge and nearby water slides in view.

Step outside to this scenic Lazy River Pool where you can soak up the sun and enjoy a gentle ride surrounded by beautiful mountain views.

Tranquil open-air bath inside Ocean World's Aqua Zone, surrounded by pillars and spa-style seating.

In addition to the above attractions, there is a diverse mix of relaxation and thrills, from soothing options like the Aqua Pool, Tower Pool, Pharaoh’s Spa, and open-air baths, which are perfect for unwinding in comfort, to adrenaline-pumping experiences like the Tumble Wave Slide, ensuring there’s something for everyone in one convenient indoor area.


2. Extreme Zone

1) Surfing Mount

Large outdoor wave pool at Ocean World’s Extreme Zone, filled with visitors enjoying artificial waves beneath ancient-themed structures.

Experience the thrill of waves with heights as high as 2.4 meters at the Surfing Mount wave pool that delivers ocean-sized excitement.

2) Extreme River

Exciting rapid river ride at Ocean World with splashing waterfalls and riders navigating in yellow inner tubes.

Drift along this 300-meter-long extreme river, where fast-flowing currents create a wild, action-packed ride.

3) Super Extreme River

Action-packed outdoor river ride with powerful currents, where guests float in blue and green tubes through a canyon-style channel.

Take on Korea’s largest water facility at the Super Extreme River, which spans 300 meters and accommodates up to 1,500 people at once for an epic water adventure.

4) Kid’s Pool

Colorful outdoor children’s pool at Ocean World’s Extreme Zone, featuring water slides, spray features, and shallow water play areas.

The Kid’s Pool provides a safe and shallow haven for younger visitors to splash and play.

5) Family Pool

Aerial view of the Family Pool at Ocean World, with bright yellow umbrellas, lounge chairs, and a wooden bridge crossing over clear blue water.

Gather the whole family for a refreshing dip in the Family Pool, designed for all ages to relax and swim together in a lively and spacious setting.

3. Dynamic Zone

1\). Monster Blaster

Panoramic view of Ocean World’s Dynamic Zone featuring the Monster Blaster, a massive multi-colored slide complex with steep curves and drops.

Brave the world’s first and longest 3-seater tube slide, the Monster Blaster, which stretches for an exhilarating 300 meters at high speeds.

2) Super Boomerango

Group of riders on a large raft descending the steep blue slope of the Super Boomerang ride, surrounded by forested scenery.

Experience the rush on the Super Boomerango, Korea’s first 6-seater, 68-degree slide and the world’s second of its kind, offering a dramatic vertical drop and thrilling boomerang swing.

3) Giant Waterplex

Four friends standing under a giant splash of water at the Giant Waterplex in Ocean World’s Dynamic Zone, laughing and enjoying the refreshing wave.

Head to the Giant Waterplex to get splashed under two giant buckets that unleash six tons of water in a single splash.


4. Mega Slide Zone

1) Cairo Racing

Vibrant rainbow-colored slides at Ocean World's Cairo Racing attraction, offering head-to-head racing thrills in the Mega Slide Zone.

Race your friends on this 8-seater mat slide, where you can compete for the fastest time as you speed down side by side.

2) Super S Ride

Massive themed water slide at Ocean World's Mega Slide Zone, featuring a steep conveyor belt climb and a Sphinx tunnel entry.

Gather the whole family for the Super S Ride, a massive tube slide that accommodates up to six people at once for a twisting adventure.

3) Double Tornado

Group of riders swirling through a huge yellow funnel slide on rafts at the Double Tornado, surrounded by splashing water.

Brave the Double Tornado for a heart-pounding ride through swirling funnels and shape turns, perfect for adrenaline seekers.

4) Double Spin

Two guests twisting through an open half-pipe slide at Ocean World's Double Spin, part of the Mega Slide Zone’s high-adrenaline lineup.

Spin and splash through high-speed twists on the Double Spin ride that promises dizzying excitement.


5. How to Get to Ocean World from Seoul

1) Shuttle Bus

  • Price: KRW 22,000~

A panoramic view of a bustling Ocean World water park in Korea with a large white and blue tour bus featuring colorful character decals in the foreground.

The most convenient and budget-friendly way to reach Ocean World from Seoul is by booking a round-trip shuttle bus. Departures are available from Hongik Univ. Station and Sports Complex Station, making it simple to hop on board without the hassle of navigating public transport or arranging a rental car. Just relax in the comfortable, air-conditioned bus and enjoy a direct ride straight to the water park.

Highlights:

  • Easy, direct round-trip service between Seoul and Vivaldi Park Ocean World
  • No need to worry about transfers or parking
  • Affordable pricing

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2) Private Van

  • Price: KRW 211,700~

A white minivan, likely a Kia Carnival, is prominently displayed in the foreground against a blurred background of Ocean World water park.

For those who prefer maximum flexibility and comfort, a private van transfer is an excellent choice. Enjoy the freedom to select your own pick-up and drop-off times – your driver will meet you at your hotel in Seoul or at Ocean World at any time between 7am and 8pm. The direct ride is stress-free, allowing you to fully enjoy your trip. Travel time between Seoul and Ocean World is typically around 2 to 2.5 hours.

Highlights:

  • Flexible scheduling to suit your itinerary
  • Direct, private service between your accommodation and the water park
  • Comfortable and spacious vehicles, such as a Kia Carnival

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6. Ocean World Color Pool Festa: Summer’s Hottest Event

This summer, dive into the excitement at Ocean World’s Color Pool Festa, happening from July 26th to August 17th! The festival runs for three vibrant weeks, each with its own unique color theme:

  • Yellow Week: July 26-31
  • Blue Week: August 1-8
  • Red Week: August 9-16

During each themed week, visitors are encouraged to dress in the designated color – whether it’s swimsuits, hairbands, shoes, or bracelets – to fully immerse themselves in the festive atmosphere.

Live K-pop Performances

Get ready to see some of the hottest K-pop artists lighting up the stage throughout the festival:

[Yellow Week]

  • July 26th: H1-KEY

[Blue Week]

  • August 1st: CHUU
  • August 2nd: RESCENE
  • August 3rd: HYOLYN

[Red Week]

  • August 9th: Lee Chae Yeon
  • August 16th: BBANGSONGGUK

Don’t miss this chance to enjoy live music, colorful pool parties, and a lively summer vibe at Ocean World. Check out the details and get ready to make unforgettable memories!


7. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1) What should I bring to the water park?

  • Please bring your swimwear, towel, sunscreen, and waterproof pouch. Swim caps (or hats) are required in some areas.

2) Are there lockers and showers available?

  • Yes, locker rooms, showers, and changing rooms are available for all guests. A small locker rental fee may apply.

3) What if it rains on the day of my visit?

  • Ocean World operates as usual even on rainy days. However, in case of severe weather or typhoons, the park may close temporarily. If that happens, we will notify you in advance and issue a full refund.

4) Is food allowed inside the water park?

  • Outside food and drinks are not allowed. However, there are various restaurants, snack bars, and cafes inside the park.

5) Are child tickets available?

  • No, the same price applies to both adults and children. But children under 36 months are free of charge.

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