Everland, the largest amusement park in South Korea, is home to the T Express , a wooden roller coaster that is the fourth steepest of its kind in the world.

The T Express is built on a hill, and it uses that natural height to its advantage, with a 150-foot drop from its chain lift hill and a 77 degree slope on the way down. The T Express was the first wooden roller coaster to be built in South Korea, and it's one of the most popular rides at Everland.

T Express, Everland, 199 Everland-ro, Pogog-eup, Cheoin-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

183.8 feet (56 m) Wood
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