Not as fast as most bumper cars and the tracks seem to not let ya run into one of another. The one time it seemed as tho I would be able to hit another car, the guy running the thing shut it down and pointed a rifle at me. I took my q and hit the rollercoaster!
I gave this ride 4/5, because when I was picking out a car (they had the typical Condas Poyotas and Kords) They had an American-Style Corvette, And that made me throw up my weekly rations
Other than that, the cars ran for a few seconds, only a couple laborers died on that round, and only 9 kids fell off the bumper cars.
broke my neck RKO out of nowhere
Bought my corvette with a custom painted American flag on the hood from here.
Great place
There were small children pushing my cart. Also, I accidentally rammed into the side and broke through the building. I drove the bumper car around Pyongyang and eventually drove it back here after an hour. It was fun.
great car only broke down 27 times
My children loved these bumper cars, they liked them so much that they stone one of the cars, and were later sent to a labor camp, and the military to pay for the car, in physical excursion.
It was a fun experience, although the little slave boy pushing my car succumbed to malnutrition halfway through my game with glorious leader which was somewhat disappointing, but glorious leader swiftly and gloriously ordered the removal of the body and replaced my human motor and all was well. Would go again.
korean automobile industry is looking up, terrible setting for a test course though
Excellent bumper cars! Becareful, while it's free admission to the park you do have to pay the electricity bill (in the form of time served in the military).
only the great leader was allowed to play. Sad face.
Quite fun, for DPRK fairly modern having been built by Italians (I was informed), locals very friendly, quite pricey though for what is bumper cars in an impoverished country. Much less scary than the drop ride
The great leader made sure that we all won bumper cars by them breaking ( i mean they weren't really working anyway). The 1950's technology was AMAZING I almost felt like I was in a 3rd world country! The great leader made sure I had a very good time. I asked if I could get off after 3 hours and I was almost sent to the gulag! Thank god they only captured and arrested my entire family, LOL. The great leader is always a good sport!