Discover E-World Amusement Park in Daegu: Rides, Views, and More

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Have you ever wondered what’s happening behind all the pretty lights and decorations at E-World Amusement Park in Daegu? This park, once known as Woobang Tower Land, now goes by E-World, though nobody seems to know exactly why. Join me as we explore E-World in Daegu, a fun park in the hills with a European-style vibe, unique areas, and plenty of thrilling rides. We’ll see how it fits into Daegu’s lively scene, with colorful descriptions and fantastic pictures that make you want to visit!

Table of Contents

• Overview of E-World Amusement Park
• Main Attractions and Themed Plazas
• Thrilling Rides and Entertainment
• The Iconic Daegu Tower
• Tips for Visiting E-World

E-World puts the Color in Colorful Daegu.

This vibrant park in the heart of Daegu combines European-style architecture, captivating light displays, and lush floral arrangements. Originally remodeled around the Daegu Tower in March 1995, E-World brings together a waterfall, artistic fountains, themed exhibition halls, live performance spaces, and an assortment of dining options. The park’s major plazas each have unique themes: the Entry Plaza welcomes visitors at the entrance, while Central Plaza invites everyone to gather. Children’s Plaza delights the young with a playful playground, and Young Town Plaza is packed with thrilling rides for all ages.

With 31 rides in total, including the popular skyway with its panoramic view of the entire park, E-World ensures every corner is alive with color and excitement. The iconic Daegu Tower, standing over 200 meters, is visible from nearly every point in the park and from various spots across Daegu. Located atop Duryu Mountain in Duryu-Dong, Dalseo-Gu, the Daegu Tower houses restaurants, a museum, and an indoor ice skating rink, enhancing the colorful energy of E-World and Daegu itself.

Made for Selfie Sticks

One of the first things you’ll notice is that many people carry camera stands and selfie sticks. The park is set up to facilitate a lot of little vignettes, and the kids love them. I watched them flit from one to the next in rank and file. It wouldn’t have mattered except that they kept photobombing my selfies.

Woobang Tower

The Ranger has two boats that swing back and forth and eventually go upside down. Without realizing it, I had walked up the hill to the Tower.

The only ride I was interested in was the Skyway, and I rode it back down the hill.  It was the perfect way to end the night and get a fantastic photo of the park and the surrounding city.

You can get a great aerial view of the entire park, including the Americana, a roller coaster with a loop de loop that does a few 360s and jerks you through many fast corners.

E-World Amusement Park Admission Fees 

[Individuals]
Admission ticket (E-World+Free performance):
Adults 16,000 won / Teenagers 10,000 won / Children 9,000 won

Free Pass (E-World/83 Tower+Free performance+Rides/Tower):
Adults 33,000 won / Teenagers 29,000 won / Children 24,000 won

[Nighttime discounted fare]
Free Pass (Admission to Park+free performance+rides):
Weekdays 18,000 won / Sat, Sun & National Holidays 18,000 won
* Adults, Teenagers, and children pay the same rate.

[People with disabilities & Men of national merit]
Free Pass (E-World/83 Tower+Free performance+Rides):
Adults 16,500 won / Teenagers 14,500 won / Children 12,000 won

Address: 200 Duryugongwon-ro, Dalseo District, Daegu, South Korea

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