Everland

Everland is South Korea’s largest theme park, located in Gyeonggi Province near Yongin, combining themed zones, roller coasters, animal exhibits and seasonal festivals. The park is organized into multiple themed areas that cater to families and thrill-seekers alike.

Major roller coasters, family rides, a safari or zoo area and seasonal flower displays and events that draw large weekend crowds. The park presents both high-adrenaline attractions and landscaped garden areas for broader appeal.

Everland opened in the mid-1970s and has been developed into a full resort complex with supporting visitor facilities and events programming. Management and investment over several decades have expanded its ride offerings and themed areas.

The park sits in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, to the south of Seoul and is served by road links and shuttle services that connect it with the capital.

• Scale: South Korea's largest theme park with a wide mix of thrill rides, family attractions and seasonal events.
• Origins: Originally opened in 1976 and developed into a full-scale theme park and resort complex operated by a major domestic corporation.

What to See #

• Park zones and themed areas: Global Fair and themed zones that group attractions into areas such as European-style rides, American-themed coasters, and family-oriented zones.
• Seasonal attractions: Adjacent seasonal and supplementary attractions including gardens and event spaces used for seasonal festivals and parades.