Everland Information

Everland Resort includes six major destinations: Everland theme park, Caribbean Bay water park, Home Bridge nature-themed lodging facility, Speedway (Korea's largest motor racing track), Glen Ross Golf Club, and the Hoam Art Museum and Transportation Museum. Since the opening in 1976, Everland has been a theme park providing a wide range of attractions and special events that can be shared with family, friends and couples. Such attractions include 'Safari World,' introduced in the 70s, the 'Snow Sled' in the '80s, and 'Caribbean Bay' in the 90s, 'Aesop's Village', along with 'Lost Valley' which in 2013. Lost Valley is the only attraction in the world where visitors can connect with animals both on land and water. The latter was the first Aesop-based theme park in the world which opened in 2005. For five consecutive years Everland Resort has been awarded with the Innovative Operation Prize for Customer Satisfaction in the Republic of Korea. These awards have qualified Everland to be a part of the Customer Satisfaction Hall of Fame. In addition, Everland has been selected as the Top Enterprise in the Theme Park area by the Korea Standard - Service Quality Index (KS-SQI) for ten consecutive years (by the Korea Standard Association in 2009), and won the BIG E Award, given by The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) during the parade held in 2005. In January 2008, Everland was rated the 8th most influential brand out of 100 international brands by Brand Stock, a specialized company in charge of the evaluation of the brand values.