Seven Eleven Exclusively Sells Ocean World Tickets with Up to 35% Discount
Available Until August 31: Mobile Vouchers Now Sold at Convenience Stores
From Gold Bars and Travel Packages to Water Park Tickets: Expanding Service Offerings
On July 9, Seven Eleven announced that it will be exclusively selling tickets to Ocean World, one of Korea's leading water parks, to coincide with the height of the summer vacation season.
The newly launched Ocean World tickets are available in adult and child versions and can be used until August 31. Depending on the period of use, tickets are sold in three categories: Gold Season 1 (July 11–24 and August 18–30), Gold Season 2 (July 25–August 17), and High Season (August 31).
Seven Eleven aims to offer these tickets at the lowest online and offline prices, providing up to a 35% discount compared to the regular price. Customers can express their intention to purchase at a nearby Seven Eleven store, provide their mobile phone number, and receive a dedicated purchase link to buy the tickets in the form of mobile vouchers. Each person can purchase up to four tickets.
To celebrate the launch of these tickets, Seven Eleven is also holding a promotion. Among customers who purchase and use the tickets, a total of 200 people will be selected through a lottery to receive a Seven Eleven mobile gift voucher worth 5,000 won.
This product launch reflects the trend of convenience stores expanding beyond food to become lifestyle service platforms. Seven Eleven has broadened its service categories by introducing a variety of unique products, including gold and silver sales, overseas travel packages, and tire replacement services.
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Choi Yonghoon, MD of the Service Product Team at Seven Eleven, said, "Recently, more customers are using unique and practical lifestyle services at convenience stores. We hope you enjoy a refreshing summer vacation with reasonably priced Ocean World tickets."
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