French Revolution, Indoor roller coaster at Lotte World Adventure in Seoul, South Korea
French Revolution is an indoor roller coaster on the France Street of Lotte World Adventure in Songpa District, Seoul. It climbs by chain lift, passes through a lit tunnel, and has one 360-degree loop that wraps around the legs plus two large spiral tracks. The vehicle changed from a train to an eagle design.
The roller coaster opened alongside Lotte World in July 1989 as part of the theme park's inaugural attractions. It received a virtual reality upgrade in November 2016, transforming into French Revolution2 VR and enhancing the ride experience.
The ride opened in 1989 with a French Revolution theme, but Egyptian elements were later mixed in, leaving the theme unclear. Its vehicles were once styled as trains and are now eagle-shaped. The loop wraps around the legs of riders, and the coaster is often ranked second among Lotte World's rides.
Riders must be at least 120 centimeters tall to participate in the experience. The Magic Pass reservation system allows visitors to reduce waiting times before boarding.
The loop wraps around the legs of riders, and the coaster runs a single train except on crowded days, when a second is added. The back seat is prized but often taken by Premium Magic Pass holders; Q-line visitors who do not get their seat may wait once more.
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