Everland Launches Special Event to Support College Entrance Exam Students

Everland, the resort division of Samsung C&T Corporation, announced on November 6 that it has prepared a special event to support students ahead of the 2026 College Scholastic Ability Test, which is now just a week away.

Everland Special Event to Support College Entrance Exam Students (T Express). Samsung C&T Corporation

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First, students taking this year's college entrance exam can enjoy Everland at a special discounted price of 20,000 won until the end of the year. They can also sign up for an annual pass, which allows unlimited access to Everland 365 days a year, at a 50% discounted rate.

In addition, from November 14, the day after the exam, through November 30, the first 400 visitors each day who receive student privileges at the main entrance will be given a “Good Luck Card” for the exam. By scanning the QR code on the back of the card, students can participate in a roulette event where they can win up to 50,000 Som Points, which can be used like cash at Everland, as well as enter a prize draw for annual passes and beauty and delivery gift certificates.

There are also special benefits for families who have supported students through their challenging exam preparations. If a parent or grandparent of a student signs up for the Everland Garden Membership “Garden Pass” Regular tier, their membership will be upgraded by one level to “Regular Plus” during the same period.

To receive student privileges, students simply need to present documentation proving their status, such as the exam admission ticket or early acceptance certificate, at the ticket booth.

Existing attractions are also expected to help students relieve fatigue and stress. For example, students can enjoy thrilling rides such as Double Rock Spin and Thunder Falls. In particular, T Express, which boasts a top speed of 104 km/h, a maximum height of 56 meters, and a drop angle of 77 degrees, is a must-try for thrill seekers.

The popular Netflix animation “K-Pop Demon Hunters” themed zone and fireworks show are also waiting for visitors. In the themed zone, guests can immerse themselves in the world and characters of the show-such as Huntrix and Lion Boys-through various games, photo zones, and missions. The “K-Pop Demon Hunters Sing-Along Fireworks Show,” featuring hit songs from the movie like “Golden” and “How It's Done,” along with thousands of fireworks, video, and special effects, is expected to be a highlight.

Visitors can also meet twin pandas Ruibao and Huibao, who recently began independent lives in the panda secondary house after separating from their mother. Other attractions include “Memory Carnival,” an escape-style immersive adventure game that has recently gained popularity among Millennials & Gen Z, offering an overwhelming scale of experience at the theme park.

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