Fig. 1. Theme park's industry sales and nominal GDP
Fig. 2. Number of safety accidents by year
Fig. 3. Accident distributions by age
Fig. 4. Distribution of injured parts due to safety accidents
Fig. 5. Status of monthly safety accidents
Fig. 6. Status of national safety accidents
Table 1. Current status of number of theme park companies in Korea (Jan. 2018)
Table 2. Number of visitors to domestic theme parks
Table 3. Global top 10 attendance status of operator groups in heme park (2017)
Table 4. Global Top 25 Theme park attendances (2017) (Continue)
Table 4. Global Top 25 Theme park attendances (2017) (Continue)
Table 5. Current status of collective insurance subscriptions by theme park companies
Table 6. Classification by cause of safety accident
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