T Express, Wooden roller coaster at Everland, South Korea.

T Express is a wooden roller coaster at Everland, South Korea, that winds through the park along 1641 meters of track. The ride combines steep drops with tight turns and sends the cars through dense forest.

The installation replaced an older attraction in 2007 and opened to the public in March 2008. It ranked among the tallest wooden roller coasters of its kind at opening.

The name T Express came from T World, the SK Telecom phone brand that sponsored the ride's construction; since April 27, 2026 it has been called Monimo RUSH after Samsung's Monimo app. The coaster is themed as a scenic railway in an Alpine village, and the surrounding area was decorated to match before opening.

Visitors should expect strong forces and sudden direction changes that become especially noticeable during the steep descents. The ride lasts around three minutes and requires a height between 130 and 195 centimeters (51 and 77 inches).

The track is built from 1,641 metres of prefabricated rails made of nine layers of compressed and laminated Finnish fir, held together with 45,000 wooden blocks and 50,000 bolts. The structure weighs 670 tons. In April 2024, about 380 metres of track, including the first drop, were replaced with steel by Rocky Mountain Construction in a project Everland called "The Iron Rebirth".