Devsisters said on the 22nd that it has officially opened the large-scale, hands-on winter content "Cookie Run Sweet Land: Snow Adventure" at Oak Valley Resort in Wonju, Gangwon, in collaboration with HDC Holdings Co. Resort.
Cookie Run Sweet Land is the core content of Oak Valley Resort's "Snow Adventure," a seasonal program debuting this winter, and features an approximately 6,000-pyeong space themed around Cookie Run. It incorporates the Cookie Run universe into more than 14 experiential spaces, including three Cookie Run-exclusive sledding hills, play areas, a lounge, and a tree village.
The main attraction, the sledding hills, are designed around Cookie Run's theme of "courage." They include three types: Brave Cookie's Brave Sled, Snow Sugar Cookie's Sweet Sled, and Bear Jelly Hot Air Balloon Spin Sled, each offering different heights, speeds, and rotations. The Brave Sled course descends a slope about 60 meters long and passes through a large cookie cutter 2 meters high.
At "Cookie Run Play Ground," visitors can try four mini-games reflecting cookie concepts, such as Fresh Cream Dambi Cookie's magic candy toss and Shadow Milk Cookie's fake cookie making. At "Cookie Run Sweet Lounge," visitors can enjoy snacks and drinks, and a photo booth is available for pictures.
"Cookie Run Tree Village" is a photo zone arranged with a large white Christmas tree along a 25-meter promenade. At each end of the walkway, a 13-meter-tall Brave Cookie air balloon and a 10-meter-tall Cake Hound air balloon are installed to make them identifiable throughout the resort.
Cookie Run Sweet Land is operated in connection with "Oak Valley Winter Festa," which takes place across the resort. Cookie Run installations and signage are set up throughout the resort, including the ski plaza, and during Christmas there will also be a Cookie Run mascot parade.
Cookie Run Sweet Land will operate through Feb. 18 next year, and is scheduled to open every winter season for three years through Feb. 2028.