A long commute from Seoul on a Saturday night won't keep me from getting up early for Everland. This trip has been in my head for months! So, we skipped breakfast and hopped into the next bus bound for Pyeongtaek. It took us fifteen minutes to get to Korail Line 1 Pyeongtaek Station. After ten stops, we're already boarding #66 bus in Suwon.
I had no idea how long the bus ride was because I dozed off from there to Everland's shuttle bus pick-up point. I thought we traveled for only 30 minutes. A lot of foreign and local tourists were bound for Everland that day, making the bus packed.
It was a short ride to the gates of Everland Theme Park. We bought tickets and went through the park entrance. It was like a dream come true. I felt sad last year for not being able to visit the park because of its distance from Uijungbu.
We started taking funny pictures, enjoyed the attractions, played in the snow, sample their food, rode the lift and the cable car and go to almost every souvenir shop we found.
Every part of the park keeps on surprising me. Global Fair looks like everything and everyone's in there, European Adventure looks like real Europe, Magic Land feels magical, Zoo-Topia houses a lot of amazing animals around the world, American Adventure will make you feel like you're in America with all those rides and diners.
The cable car and the lift made us get where ever we want faster, easier and more fun with the excellent view of the whole park and the mountain. You can see all the attractions and gardens from up there.
At night, it's like a long celebration
If you want to explore the whole resort, it may be a good idea to stay at the Home Bridge Hostel for the night and check out the Caribbean Bay, Glen Ross Golf Club and the Ho- Am Art Museum the following day.
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