Travel Time Reduced by 40 to 50 Minutes Compared to Previous Transfer Routes
Expanded Direct Public Transit Network in Seoul’s Central Northern Districts

Direct-seat buses directly connecting the central northern districts of Seoul to Everland are being newly introduced, greatly improving accessibility.


The Resort Division of Samsung C&T Corporation announced on July 30 that metropolitan bus number 4105, which runs between Seoul Station and the Yongin area, will begin operations on August 1.

The metropolitan bus '4105', which goes directly to Everland via Seoul Station and other stops. Samsung C&T Corporation

The metropolitan bus '4105', which goes directly to Everland via Seoul Station and other stops. Samsung C&T Corporation

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The new 4105 bus will start at the Seoul Station Bus Transfer Center, pass through major city hubs such as Myeong-dong, Sungnyemun, Namdaemun Market, and Itaewon, then enter the expressway and travel all the way to Everland, as well as Choin-gu and Yangji in Yongin.


Previously, traveling from Seoul Station and other northern downtown areas to Everland by public transportation required several transfers between buses and subways, taking approximately 1 hour and 40 to 50 minutes. However, with the new 4105 route, passengers can reach the Everland bus stop directly without transfers in about 1 hour, significantly cutting travel time by 40 to 50 minutes compared to before.


With this opening, the existing Everland direct metropolitan bus network—which primarily served the Gangnam area (routes 5002), southeastern area (routes 5700 and 1113), and southern area (route 1500-2)—has now expanded to include Seoul's northern downtown districts. Since passengers can board directly from major tourist spots like Myeong-dong and Itaewon, it is expected to further increase convenience for both foreign tourists and local residents wishing to visit Everland.



Everland also plans to actively support visitors in using public transportation by providing route information and instructional videos via its official website and social media channels.


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