Updated November 4, 2026
Everland tickets for foreigners
An adult 1-day ticket to Everland costs ₩65,000 at the gate in November 2026, ₩71,000 in the peak months and ₩55,000 in the low season. Everland raised every day ticket by ₩3,000 on October 6, 2026. Foreigner-only tickets sold online usually cost less, but you'll need your passport.
Everland tickets price (gate, 2026)
Everland uses season prices. The day ticket price depends on the month you visit, not on the ride you pick. Adults and youth (13–18) pay the same.
| Peak season (April, May, October), adult / youth | ₩71,000 (was ₩68,000) |
|---|---|
| High season (June, September, November), adult / youth | ₩65,000 (was ₩62,000) |
| Low season (for example December), adult / youth | ₩55,000 (was ₩52,000) |
| Child (36 months–12) and senior (65+) | ₩3,000 more than before: about ₩61,000 / ₩55,000 / ₩45,000 by season |
| Under 36 months | Free |
From two Korean news reports on the October 6, 2026 price rise, checked November 4, 2026. The child and senior prices are worked out from the old prices plus the flat ₩3,000 rise the reports describe. Everland's own site shows the price for each date, so check it before you go.
Everland tickets for foreigners
Like Lotte World, Everland has discounted day passes that only non-Korean passport holders can use. Travel booking apps sell them online; you don't buy them at the gate.
- Bring your passport. The ticket is for foreigners only, and staff can check.
- Read what's included. One listing says its foreigner pass doesn't cover the Q-Pass or paid attractions.
- Compare with the gate price. Online prices move by date and season. Use the table above as your yardstick.
- Some tickets are season-only. One seller lists a pass that works only in November and December. Check the valid dates.
My tip: November is a nice month for Everland. It's a high-season price, not a peak one, so you save ₩6,000 on the October gate price. Wear warm layers, though. It's outside Seoul, in the hills, and evenings get cold fast.
Everland fast pass: Smart Queue and Q-Pass
Smart Queue (free)
You reserve a ride time in the Everland app instead of standing in line. It only works after your ticket is scanned at the gate. If you miss your time slot, the booking is cancelled.
Q-Pass (paid)
The Q-Pass is a paid priority pass for a set ride or attraction, such as Panda World. It's sold separately from the day ticket, and you register it in the app. Prices and rides change, so check before you buy.
Opening hours
Everland is open all year, but opening and closing times change by date. Some rides, zoo areas and restaurants close before the park does. Check the daily calendar on the official site.
Getting to Everland from Seoul
Everland is in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, south of Seoul. You can get there by bus without changing.
- Bus 4105 (from August 1, 2026): from Seoul Station Bus Transfer Center via Namdaemun Market, Myeongdong and Itaewon. Everland says it takes about 1 hour.
- Bus 5002 from Gangnam.
- EverLine light rail also serves the park area.
- Shuttle buses from Seoul are sold by tour companies. Prices and pickup points differ by seller.
If you have a suitcase, drop it before you go. Luggage storage in Seoul
Questions
How much are Everland tickets?
Everland tickets cost ₩65,000 for an adult 1-day pass at the gate in November 2026, ₩71,000 in peak months (April, May, October) and ₩55,000 in the low season. Prices rose by ₩3,000 on October 6, 2026.
Can foreigners get cheaper Everland tickets?
Yes, Everland tickets for foreigners are sold online at a discount through travel booking apps. Only non-Korean passport holders can use them, so carry your passport.
Is there an Everland fast pass?
Yes, Everland has two: Smart Queue is a free ride reservation in the app after you enter, and the Q-Pass is a paid priority pass sold separately from the ticket.
How do I get to Everland from Myeongdong?
Bus 4105 runs from Seoul Station via Myeongdong and Itaewon to Everland since August 1, 2026, and takes about 1 hour. From Gangnam, take bus 5002.