Porn park, nuclear reactor or Nintendo World: the six weirdest amusement parks in the world

You thought the new attractions in Port Aventura were something new and unheard of. But you don’t understand yet weirdest theme parks in the world. From a porn park to a Nintendo world or a nuclear park, there’s fun here random for all types of viewers and with these rare amusement parks no one will be left without a cow dose.

Jeju Loveland: Sex Theme Park (South Korea)

Jeju Island is the most Caribbean island in South Korea and here they represent Loveland, a very risky theme park for adults. 140 postures of the sculpted kamasutra, in addition to other very graphic and pornographic sculptures.

Even the bathroom doorknobs are shaped like genitalia. The reason for all this? Jeju is a classic honeymoon destination in Korea. and Koreans have a very low birth rate, so there is little to inspire them.

Shima Spanish Village: Japanese version of Andalusia (Japan)

The Japanese worship Spanish culture excessively. Actually, They founded their own Spanish town in Osaka and Polvorones shops to Sevillian shops, Park Güell, Cibeles or Madrid’s Playa Mayor. The Spanish theme park in Japan is called Villa de Shima and it is as powerful as it sounds.

Diggerland: For those who dream of being a worker (UK)

It will sound crazy to you, but in the UK four theme parks revolving around construction. If you’re one of those driving by a construction site and wondering how much steam it will release to drill the ground or drive a cement truck, you can do it under the supervision of a professional at Diggerland.

Super Nintendo World: For those who want to be Super Mario (Japan)

Osaka also has the Super Nintendo World theme park, which is part of Universal Studios Japan. Much of this fate player fantasy The universe of Super Mario, Mario Kart and Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island and has all the settings to make you feel like a plumber trying to save your princess, from mushrooms to classic graphics.

Wunderland Kalkar: nuclear reactor park (Germany)

At first glance, it seems normal and ordinary with its restaurants, Ferris wheels and fair plans. But it’s an amusement park around a nuclear fireplace. colorful and cheerfully painted and even climbable by visitors. Don’t panic, its reactor was never used and was abandoned in 1970 for lack of stability.

Soviet Bunker (Lithuania)

If you’ve ever wondered how spend a day gulag soviet world war iiThe Soviet Bunker is for you. Gas mask, medical examinations, interrogations and some forced labor under the eyes of Soviet soldiers, about $200. If you endure this horror, you’ll get a free shot of vodka.

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