South Korea on Ridden: all 85 rides, with height, speed, inversions and ratings from riders who have been on them.
Rolling X-Train is a steel coaster at Everland, built by Arrow Dynamics for the 1988 Seoul Olympics. The layout has two loops and a double corkscrew, four inversions in all, over roughly 700 metres of track at about 30 metres high and 71 km/h. The ride lasts around a minute and three quarters. Vekoma supplied the sideless trains that replaced the original Arrow ones in 2004.
Dragon Coaster is a family ride at Everland built by Zamperla, a powered coaster with a twin helix layout. A single five-car train seats twenty riders, two across in two rows, and one circuit takes a little over a minute. It has no inversions and no lift hill, so it suits younger riders and families looking for a mild first coaster.
Herky & Timmy's Racing Coaster is a Vekoma Junior Coaster in Aesop's Village at Everland, opened in 2005. It follows the fable of the tortoise and the hare, and a booster wheel lift hill starts the run. Two trains of twenty riders share roughly 314 metres of track, and a lap takes about a minute. It has no inversions and suits families with younger children.
Monimo RUSH, called T Express until April 2026, is a prefabricated wooden coaster at Everland, built by Intamin and opened in 2008 as South Korea's first wooden coaster. It stands 56 metres tall with a 77 degree first drop, reaches about 104 km/h and has twelve airtime moments. The theme is an alpine village railway. In 2024 Rocky Mountain Construction replaced part of the track, including the first drop, with steel.