merry-go-rounds, roller coasters, fancy palace-style houses...When did the so-called theme park start?

 Coney Island was the founder of the 19th century. The roller coaster was called the Blue Dragon Train... ...in 1895. The Americans are amazing... ...in the old days. In the 1970s and 1980s, Yongin Natural Farm (now in Samsung), Dreamland, Children's Grand Park, etc. were created, and what has become as sophisticated as the advanced countries is Lotte Waldo in Ggacheon, the state-run Seoul Lando... Samsung Evergreen Land. Since Lotte Waldo was born in 1988, other things will be similar. I heard it's the largest indoor theme park in the East, but there's no basis. Among the theme parks, the so-called main seat is Disneyland, and Walt Disney, famous for cartoon movies in the 1950s, was first established in LA. Even after Walt's death, he built another one in Florida, and in the early 1980s, he left the United States to build a giant castle in Tokyo, Japan. His last name is a mouse... ...lol. German Bavarian sex imitation. Next time, I'll visit Euro Disneyland in Paris, France. After all, there are four Disneylands, which are western, eastern, Japanese, and European-centered France... ...are the world's middle-class entertainment facilities built in the capitalist capital. I heard that our country or China is becoming a new prospect... ...is it possible? The market is... Anyway, children's heaven... ...couple heaven... ...a shelter for the middle class of the modern-day working class... ...theme park. Is this even the beginning of Western life... ...in every modern day life? As a result, the theme park is decorated in a medieval Western style. The theme park is one of the codes for understanding the historical nature of middle-class culture, in the 19th and 20th centuries. They are neither rich nor poor. ============================================================== The origin of the theme park, Bokes Hall Gardens, was created in 1661 by opening London's aristocratic garden, and was built as a facility combining playgrounds and gardens, and is called the original of modern amusement parks, where circus, acrobatics and circus, acrobatics, and panorama shows. It was not until the 17th century that this type of amusement park, Pleasure Land, was created in London, Paris, Vienna, and southern Europe. It is said that "Flaserland" had two sides: natural appreciation and hedonism at its beginning. As it became a public thing, the entertainment facilities were expanded and the garden was destroyed, making it a hedonistic space rather than a natural appreciator, and at night, the Punggi problem became an erotic love place, which was a common problem in the garden park at the time. Around 5,000 people a day at Vauxhall Gardens, 8,000 to 10,000 guests entered if there was a special event. It was free at the beginning of its opening, but it is said to have received an admission fee of one sili from 1728. Most of the Pleasure Garden was not an amusement park for families to gather. There was also an epidemic of prostitutes around Bokes Hall Gardens, and many alcohol, gambling, and criminal cases, which eventually closed on 25 July 1850. Coney Island is the first full-scale amusement park in the United States, located in the southwest of Long Island, 13 km south of Manhattan. The name Coney Island means "an island inhabited by rabbits" in Dutch since New York was a Dutch colony. It was formerly famous as a high-class summer resort. In 1829, the first beach hotel "Coney Island House" was established, and in the 1860s, there were numerous game halls, dance halls, restaurants, and beer halls, and hot dogs were invented. Three large hotels and cabaret were built in 1870, and the famous Elephant Hotel was built in 1882. The extraordinary hotel, in the shape of an elephant, had one foot as a cigarette shop and the other as a perspective flower crown, and the atmosphere nearby was added, triggering a strong urge for pleasure. In 1895, the first ever looped coaster (roller coaster) was installed with a 7.5-meter vertical loop called "Hurifhuraf". After that, oval roller coasters came in, circus side shows appeared, and when the subway opened in the 1920s, it reached its peak. The commercialist Coney Island manager thought that intense thrill and excitement were the demands of the public. While playing a pioneering role in the amusement park, including the creation of the U.S. first full-scale jet coaster "Sycmon" in 1927, there were no policies or concepts in the park. Of course, there was no training or training for employees. This type of park quickly spread to large American cities such as Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, and San Francisco. However, with the peak of 1920, entertainment is eventually lost to movies. Furthermore, the continuous fire led to the denization of prostitutes around Coney Island, and in 1950, it degenerated into an unbearable park. In 1984, a new Coney Island Park master plan was created by the Coney Island Resort Development Company, but no investors have yet appeared.