
Theme parks across South Korea are launching exclusive promotion events to celebrate students finishing the grueling 2027 College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT). Major attractions, including Everland and Lotte World, are offering significant discounts through the end of the year to reward high school seniors for their hard work.
Samsung C&T’s resort division announced that Everland will host a special discount campaign running through December 31. Under this program, CSAT test-takers can purchase admission tickets for just 20,000 won. Additionally, up to three accompanying companions can enter for 30,000 won per person.
To redeem the offer, visitors must book in advance via the Everland smart reservation system and present official verification—such as their exam admission slip, a valid ID, or an early college acceptance letter—at the ticket booth.
Everland highlights a variety of thrilling rides and seasonal attractions for students to enjoy. High-adrenaline favorites include the Double Rock Spin, Thunder Falls, and the high-speed coaster Monimo Rush, which boasts a maximum speed of 104 km/h, a height of 56 meters, and a steep 77-degree drop. Meanwhile, the immersive horror-themed zone "Blood City Zero" at Alpine Village will run through November 22, featuring special zombie performances and massive installation art.
Competitor Lotte World is also joining the festive season with discounts across four nationwide locations available from exam day through December 31.
Lotte World Adventure in Seoul is offering general admission tickets for 27,000 won in honor of the "Class of '27." Visitors can also catch the "Dark Fantasy Festival" performances through November 20, featuring viral social media characters like Vesper, Kendra, and Rosel.
Meanwhile, Lotte World Adventure Busan has set its student admission price at 20,000 won. A prime attraction here is "Giant Revolution," a roller coaster launched in October that launches riders through three rapid accelerations up to 50 meters before a steep plunge, reaching speeds of up to 110 km/h.
Lotte World Aquarium and Seoul Sky are extending promotions through November 30. Admission is priced at 18,500 won for the aquarium—where visitors can explore the recently opened "Aqua Gallery: Water Light Garden"—and 16,500 won for the Seoul Sky observatory, which offers panoramic views of the capital.
To claim these discounts, students must present their 2027 CSAT test slip and a photo ID at the on-site ticket office. Further details can be found on each destination's official website.
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