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Similarly to Legoland New York, Legoland "Kid Reporters" have been selected and recently visited the site:







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Rides continuing to arrive:



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The issues at Legoland Korea continue as usual - the latest problem potentially being frogs. In 2016, many boreal digging frogs were found to be living at the site of an apartment complex in Chuncheon that was being constructed. The Korean government issued a capture permit and the frogs were relocated to the island that is now home to Legoland Korea. If any frogs were to be relocated illegally or killed, those involved would be subject to imprisonment for up to 3 years or a fine of between 3 million and 30 million won. Now, a survey is going to be conducted to analyze the island's current frog population and the frogs will unfortunately have to be relocated once again. Legoland has committed to the safe relocation of the frogs once the study is completed.



The firetruck ride vehicles have arrived and luckily they're here for guest enjoyment, not a real fire (https://www.themeparx.com/legoland-korea/?p=24582#post24582):





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