As I mentioned earlier, South Korea is a country with strong national identity. However, there has been an introduction of the English language in South Korea. I believe that globalization has been a crucial factor towards the insertion of the language in the country. As the global language would be English and tourists would flock in, possessing a communication platform between the tourists and the service providers would prove to be advantageous to the South Koreans. This is a very good example of the globalization that has affected one of  South Korea's most important areas of cultural heritage, the language.

Thus, I believe that the "Disney" existing in South Korea would be it's capital, Seoul. As Seoul is the land of opportunities and also the "Soul of Asia", it is only practical to assume that Seoul is the state that has been "Disney-ified" the most. Districts like Myeong-dong and Itaewon and perfect examples to supplement one of the dimensions of Disneyization - Merchandising. If one was to be kidnapped in the middle of a shopping mall in Singapore and gets teleported straight away into Itaewon, the results would be very much that the victim would be suspecting anything at all.

Also, another dimension - Theming, can be found in South Korea too. Examples like World Cup Park and Dream Forest showcases the theming aspect of the Disneyization. The name Dream Forest pretty much doesn't make sense, it is actually a massive green park that surrounds 6 districts and was where Dreamland was formerly located.

The tourism board has promoted Seoul to the global audience by packaging into an all-around package for the general audience. The idea of combining all these components derives from Disneyization itself. Inevitable it may be, as the globalization culture assimilates into the seemingly unbreakable barrier that South Korea has had over the past years. The advantages it has brought has been large and the South Koreans and not stopping it from happening.