Everland hosts Lunar New Year event "Happy New Year at Fortune Market.""

*This content was translated by AI.

Everland, run by Samsung C&T's resort division, will be richly filled with various contents themed with New Year's good luck and traditional games during the five-day Lunar New Year holiday from the 14th.

In particular, Everland is attracting attention as a place to share the blessings of the new year and positive energy for the holiday as it is hosting the Fortune Market series for a month in February, which combines New Year's fortune contents such as fortune-telling and tarot, which have recently become popular among MZ generations.

First of all, if you enter the main gate during the holiday while greeting customers wearing hanbok, you can meet the Fortune Market photo zone where the Everland character Lenny & Friends rides a red horse, the symbol of the disease's fifth year.

At the festival content zone, the main experience zone of Fortune Market, you can receive free fortune counseling from fortune tellers and tarot experts, and you can get full of good luck in the New Year with different experience contents such as Dr. Lee's flower shop, customized fortune-telling for my zodiac sign, chasing bad luck, and reading crystal ball fortune.

In addition, special hanbok photo sessions with Lenny and Lara characters in equipment are held twice a day, so you can take pictures of holiday memories with your family, friends and lovers.

In the nearby Carnival Square, a folk game experience zone will be operated from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. every day during the holiday season.

Anyone of all ages can freely enjoy a variety of traditional games such as yutnori, tuhonori, ttakji-chigi, gravestone-chigi, and jegi-chagi, raising the holiday atmosphere further with content that encompasses generations.

There will also be a special promotion for hanbok-wearing customers for Lunar New Year. If you visit the on-site ticket office wearing hanbok, you can use Everland at a preferential price, and Safari World, Bumper Car, and Championship Rodeo will present a "Lucky Carrot Card" to customers wearing hanbok who can receive cotton points that can be used like cash at Everland.

New Year's promotions for foreign visitors also attract attention. Foreigners who visit Everland wearing traditional costumes from each country until the 22nd can receive special preferential treatment, which is expected to create a global holiday atmosphere that everyone enjoys together beyond nationality.

There are also plenty of goods and food that add to the atmosphere of Lunar New Year. If you purchase lucky bags and hanbok pandas at the Fortune Market, you will receive commemorative coins and exchange them for souvenirs such as random amulets and badges.

Each Everland restaurant introduces a variety of rice cake soup menus, including back ribs, five-colored rice cake soup, spicy beef pancake tteokguk, jjamppong tteokguk, and dried pollack tteokguk, adding to the joy of holiday gastronomy.

A lucky event with animals was also arranged. A unique event will be held to present fortune cookies during Animal Talk hours hosted by professional statekeepers, and Tiger Valley will present Korean tiger special badges to first-come, first-served 2026 customers among Animal Talk participants during the Lunar New Year holiday.

It is recommended to enjoy a warm healing spa at Winter Spa Cabi for fatigue accumulated during the holiday season. Everland customers will be able to use Caribbean Bay for free on the day of their visit until the 27th, as the "Ever to Caviar" benefit will be provided to enjoy both Everland and Caribbean Bay in one day this winter.

An Everland official said, "We have prepared a variety of programs that anyone can enjoy together, from traditional games to New Year's lucky-themed contents for the Lunar New Year holiday. I hope you enjoy a special holiday at Everland that warms your body and heart by experiencing all the games, food, and healing spas in a day."

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