Special Performances on the Wave Pool Stage Starting July 24

Enhanced Production with Water Cannons and a Giant LED Screen

Caribbean Bay, operated by Samsung C&T Resort Division, is hosting a music festival featuring top-tier domestic artists to welcome vacationers as the peak summer holiday season begins.

Caribbean Bay 'Water Music Pool Party'现场. Samsung C&T Resort Division

Caribbean Bay 'Water Music Pool Party'现场. Samsung C&T Resort Division

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On July 22, Samsung C&T Resort Division announced that Caribbean Bay's signature summer festival, the 'Water Music Pool Party,' will showcase a series of special performances by K-pop artists on its main stage.


The festival kicks off on July 24 with the global idol group NCT WISH, followed by a performance by the boy group The Wind on July 25, and the girl group LICHENN—currently ranking high on music charts—taking the stage on July 26. Subsequently, FIFTY FIFTY will perform on July 28 and Minhyuk of BTOB on July 31. In August, IVE, LUCY, Wonho, Kim Haon, Dayoung, and Naouaimyoung will take the stage every weekend in sequence, continuing the lineup of performances.


Additionally, reggae artist OWN will participate as a special MC, leading interactive events with the audience.


This year's Water Music Pool Party has upgraded its stage production for greater on-site immersion. Water cannons and water guns have been installed to shoot jets of water in sync with the music beats, while a large LED screen will provide real-time streaming, allowing visitors to enjoy the performances from anywhere in the wave pool.



Furthermore, a special '2Park' event will be held through August 30, allowing Caribbean Bay visitors to access Everland free of charge at any time on the day of their visit. The 'Hello Summer Party,' a collaboration with globally popular IP Sanrio Characters, will run until September 6.


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