The scene from TWICE's 'LIKE OHH-AHH' music video, where the members transform into zombies and perform against the backdrop of an abandoned amusement park, was filmed right here. The space, with its old carousel, rusty Viking ride, and Tagada Disco still intact, looks almost identical to the MV scene.

Abandoned since its closure in 2011, this place paradoxically gained fame when Crayon Pop shot their 'Bar Bar Bar' music video here for a mere 380,000 won (approx. $300 USD). Since then, it has become a filming location for dozens of K-Pop groups' photoshoots and music videos, and it now officially operates as 'Yongmaland Studio.' It's an unmissable spot for any K-Pop fan.

The textures created by the rusty metal, faded paint, and decades-old rides evoke a unique retro atmosphere that's hard to find anywhere else. Photos taken here capture a distinct color palette, reminiscent of a scene from a 1970s American film.

Some even say that photos taken at night in front of the illuminated carousel are more beautiful than when the amusement park was actually open.