Lotte World Adventure Busan
Coastal theme park with a castle that appears to float on a reflecting pool, and a record-length steel launch coaster.
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This guide to Lotte World Adventure Busan starts with a trick: Rory Castle appears to float on a reflecting pool so still that on a calm day you can't tell stone from water, though the tower itself sits on solid ground under cast concrete and steel. From there it heads downhill to Giant Digger, a steel launch coaster fired from a dead stop by rows of magnets instead of a chain lift. You'll hear how each ride was engineered over years of construction on the Gijang coastline. Stand where the castle's reflection meets the coaster's supports to compare the two very different tricks yourself.
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