[2025 Seoul ] Travel Guide for CGV Yongsan I'Park Mall (Updated May)

#AustraliaFlightEvent Yongsan Station has a really complicated yet strangely organized charm every time I go there. The station itself is big and there are a lot of people, but the route isn't bad, so it wasn't as inconvenient as I thought. There are many cafes and convenient facilities inside, and it's directly connected to I-Park Mall, so it's good for just killing time☺️ You can go shopping or watch a movie while waiting for the train, so it feels more like a small complex cultural space than a 'train station'. In particular, when going to catch the KTX, the escalators and guide signs were well-made, so it wasn't hard to find the way, and it was overall clean, so I didn't get tired even if I stayed for a long time. It felt like I was in the middle of a busy day in Seoul? It's a busy station, but it has its own charm.

#MarchTravelSupportEvent [Review of ‘Conclave’ at Yongsan I-Park Mall CGV] I went to see at Yongsan I-Park Mall CGV. The theater is still spacious and comfortable, and the seats are comfortable, so it was easy to immerse myself. It’s also easy to access, so I’m satisfied every time I go. The movie had a calm but heavy atmosphere overall. It was refreshing thanks to the unusual setting of the election of the Pope, and the tension and conflict between the characters were interesting. There’s almost no action or stimulating development, but it was a good movie to watch quietly and immerse yourself in. The story centers around people struggling between religion, power, and truth, so the content itself gave me a lot to think about. It’s not very dramatic, but I recommend it if you like watching it calmly.

#MarchTravelSupportEvent I went to see the movie at Yongsan I-Park Mall CGV. It was easy to get to because it was directly connected to the station, and the theater was spacious and clean, so it felt comfortable no matter when I went. The seats were comfortable, so I didn't feel uncomfortable even if I sat for a long time. The movie had a more serious and quiet atmosphere than I expected. Rather than a story with a big incident bursting out, it felt like the psychology and tension between the characters were slowly built up. The Vatican, the election of the Pope, and secret stories are the main topics, so I think people who are interested in history and religion will find it interesting. It's calm, but if you watch it carefully, you'll feel a strange sense of immersion, and it's a movie that makes you think about what the truth is and who's right. It's a movie that has the power to maintain tension without provocative directing, so it's a good movie to watch on a day when you want to quietly immerse yourself.

#MarchTravelSupportEvent I watched **‘Conclave’** at Yongsan I-Park Mall CGV. The theater was spacious and comfortable, and although there were many viewers, the route was well organized, so I was able to enter without any inconvenience. The seats were spacious and the view was good, so it was a good environment to focus on the movie. The movie Conclave started off tense from the beginning thanks to the mysterious setting of the Vatican and the election of the Pope, and the development centered around the psychological warfare between the characters was interesting. The atmosphere was calm yet heavy, and the conflict between religion, power, and truth was quite deeply touching. It is not a movie focused on CG or action, but it is the type that induces immersion through dialogue and atmosphere, so I thought it was good to watch it in a quiet environment. From the second half, the tension between the characters deepens, and it had the power to make me focus until the end.