Add Panmunjom to your itinerary. I kid you not. Look it up. That place is one of a kind in the world.

Also, you can skip Everland unless you've never been to Disneyland before. Its a poor man's imitation Disney. Only thing good about it is that is has one of the best wooden roller coasters in the world but everything else in there is inferior to Disney's parks in every way (except Disney HK which is rubbish). It lacks a certain magic aura. Also, the rides and attractions all feel very cheap and inferior.

Lol you can still go though. Like I said, its only if you have never been to either Tokyo Disney or the American ones where you will notice the difference. Else the park will actually seem to be quite impressive. I have to admit its actually very scenic and in some ways ways their landscaping is better than Disney especially when it comes to flowers. Its only when you start looking closer that you will notice the difference.

The attractions and rides at Everland are nowhere near as immersive or have the level of attention to detail that Disney so lovingly crafts into each and every one of their rides. This is especially apparent in their waiting areas. You're just lining up at Everland. Disney parks make a point of immersing you into the world before the ride even starts and you're waiting in line. For example, the internal queue area for Toy Story Mania at Disney Sea looks like this:


Don't even get me started on how awesome that ride is...let's just say that for me, merely being able to experience Toy Story Mania and watch Big Bang Beat was worth the price of the 6500 yen (RM194) entry ticket. You will leave the park with a big smile on your face at the end of the day, and you will want to come back for more.

However...like I said...its only when you have a basis for comparison along with a familiarity with Disney culture while growing up that you will notice the difference.