The park is located at an altitude of approximately 700 meters above sea level, which inspired its name.
The facility uses natural lighting through its ceiling structure, which is designed to mimic the aesthetic of a tropical environment.
The water circulation system incorporates temperature regulation to allow for winter operation in the alpine climate of Pyeongchang.
Ocean 700 serves as a recreational amenity for visitors to the Alpensia Resort, which was a primary venue for the 2018 Winter Olympics.
Ocean 700 is an indoor water park facility located in the Pyeongchang-gun area of Gangwon-do. The facility features a variety of water-based attractions including high-speed slides, thrill-oriented rides, and a central wave pool. Its structural design utilizes large glass surfaces to allow natural light into the swimming environment. The park is integrated as part of the Alpensia Resort complex, situated at a high elevation in the Taebaek Mountains. The interior climate is controlled to provide year-round access regardless of external weather conditions. Guests have access to a range of swimming zones suitable for different age groups and swimming capabilities.
The upper observation deck overlooking the main wave pool provides a full perspective of the glass ceiling and slides.
Bring your own swim cap, as most South Korean water parks strictly enforce headgear requirements.
Rent a locker for valuables as the facility uses a centralized electronic wristband payment system.
Visit during midweek to avoid higher occupancy levels from weekend resort guests.
Attempting to enter the pools in casual clothing or without appropriate headgear, as these are prohibited for hygiene reasons.
Operating schedule may shift during off-peak seasons; occasional maintenance closures occur in late autumn or spring.
Proper swimwear and a swim cap are mandatory for all guests entering the pool area.
