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- A day at Everland this fall can take families from a pumpkin-themed parade and a new animal-character show to a safari walk, seasonal treats and fireworks after dark
- The season is also a chance for panda fans to follow the story of Rui Bao and Hui Bao, who are scheduled to move to China in December
From the first pumpkin float on the parade route to fireworks after dark, Everland offers plenty to fill an autumn day outdoors. The festival runs through November 22, with performances, animal experiences, seasonal food and more to discover around the park.
This fall is also a meaningful time for panda fans. Everland’s twin giant pandas Rui Bao and Hui Bao are scheduled to move to China in the third week of December. Everland is preparing farewell programs so visitors can look back on their time at the park and send them their support. The exact departure date and public viewing arrangements have not yet been confirmed.
Start the Day with a Pumpkin Parade and Animal Band
During the day, the Smiley Pumpkin Parade brings costumed performers and distinctive characters to Everland’s parade route and Carnival Plaza. Floats decorated with pumpkins and skeletons move to the music, and visitors can join a program that lets them become part of the parade.
At Ppuppa Town, Everland’s animal characters take on a new role as the Ppuppa Band. The approximately 15-minute show pairs the characters with music for a lively break between activities.
Make Time for a Circus and Nighttime Show
The indoor Grand Stage hosts Wings of Memory twice daily. The world-class art circus combines high-level acts with an immersive story, giving visitors a chance to step inside a performance during their day at the park.
After sunset, the Moonlight Parade sets off with a giant float illuminated by one million lights. Then, The Guardians of Light fills the night sky with thousands of fireworks, large-scale drone displays featuring oversized objects and laser effects. The special fireworks show takes place every night.
Pause Among the Flowers and Try Autumn-Only Treats
At Four Seasons Garden, marigolds, cosmos and other autumn flowers are in full bloom, offering a colorful spot to pause and take photos.
Visitors can also choose from more than 30 new costume items inspired by the season and Everland’s animals. The collection includes an orangutan costume plush, along with capybara, rabbit and frog designs. More than 20 new character goods draw on the personalities of animals that live at Everland, including Chico, an alpaca who loves to dress up, and Neuljeong, a sloth known for sleeping often and showing affection. Both collections are available at the park’s gift shops.
The seasonal menu brings Dutch-style specialties such as bitterballen, frites and Gouda cheese pizza together with autumn-only dishes and drinks, including spicy bibimbap with Jeju black pork and chestnut latte.
Walk Through Lost Valley or Enter a Zombie City
The Wild Savannah Expedition offers a different way to encounter animals: visitors walk through Lost Valley and observe them in a natural setting. Everland’s night safari adds another perspective, with a chance to experience the wild presence of predators in the darkness.
For visitors looking for a scare, Blood City Zero marks its 10th anniversary this year. The horror-themed zone casts visitors as survivors in a zombie city, where they follow a story and take part in immersive missions.
For more information about Everland’s autumn experiences, visit the Everland website or check out the mobile app.
International visitors can also enjoy a range of special admission offers when presenting eligible VISA, JCB, or T-money cards, or by showing eligible boarding passes from Asiana Airlines. Visitors can also enjoy 25% off the Everland Pass through Singapore Airlines’ Kris+ platform, which can be accessed using a KrisFlyer membership, while Discover Seoul Pass holders can enjoy complimentary admission as part of their pass benefits.
