Seoul Land is introducing interactive content that combines K-POP and K-Ghosts for the fall season.
According to Seoul Land, audience participation is ongoing, focusing on programs where visitors can dance, sing, and interact with characters.
The 'K-Dopamine Ghost Festival' features activities such as 'K-Ghost Random Play Dance,' 'K-Ghost Singing Contest,' and immersive content like 'K-Ghost Prank Call.'
Among these, 'K-Ghost Random Play Dance' has seen participation from children and families.
A ghost dancer crew, consisting of K-Ghost characters like the Grim Reaper and the nine-tailed fox, along with witches and Dracula, performs to K-POP music, inviting audience members to join them on stage.
Since its launch in May, the program has grown in participation, with hundreds of children now dancing together.
As the number of participants increased, the stage was moved from the area around the squid stationery store to the main performance venue, the Earth Star Stage.
At the event, when popular K-POP songs play, children come to the front of the stage to dance and synchronize their moves with peers.
Family members also join in the fun, clapping and filming the performances, creating a lively atmosphere.
For children who enjoy K-POP dance or are learning cover dances, the opportunity to showcase familiar music and choreography in person is a significant draw.
The program's unique features include the unpredictable nature of the random play format and the appearance of K-Ghost characters.
Every Saturday, the kids and junior dance training brand '4D Label' from Onwon Entertainment participates to present K-POP dance performances.
A singing participation program is also available. The 'K-Ghost Singing Contest' allows audience members to take the stage and sing, welcoming participants from children to adults.
Participants can choose from various songs, including K-POP, to showcase their singing in their own style while enjoying the experience with the audience.
The 'K-Ghost Prank Call' is an interactive content experience where participants enter a story.
When a participant calls a ghost, the ghost appears on-site, and the participant continues the conversation while moving around the venue.
This format, which combines phone calls with real-time interactions, allows audience members to actively engage with the content.
Seoul Land explains that by combining K-POP, characters, and the theme park space, they provide an experience where visitors can participate in the content rather than just watching the performances.
Meanwhile, Song Hyun-jung, a manager at Seoul Land, stated, "Recently, many children have been participating in the K-Ghost Random Play Dance. We have structured the content to offer a unique experience through programs that allow audience participation in dance, song, and interaction with K-Ghost characters."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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