The CORTIS GREENGREEN Weverse Lucky Store is open at CGV Yongsan I’Park Mall in Seoul from July 27 through August 5, 2026. Official hours are 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. KST every day. The store is in the Open Studio on the seventh floor.
Entry is not a simple walk-in during busy periods. Visitors must scan a QR code at the venue, make an on-site reservation and return at the assigned time. Weverse says each person may enter only once per day, reservations can close early and late arrivals may be restricted.
For an official visual from the same GREENGREEN era, this page now includes CORTIS’s “REDRED” music video from HYBE LABELS. It shows the members and the album’s visual world, but it is not footage of the Yongsan store; use the Weverse notice for venue and entry details.
What is confirmed
| Item | Official detail |
|---|---|
| Dates | July 27–August 5, 2026 |
| Hours | 11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. KST daily |
| Venue | Open Studio, 7F, CGV Yongsan I’Park Mall |
| Address | 55 Hangang-daero 23-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul |
| Entry | Reserve through the QR code on site |
| Daily limit | One entry per person per day |
| Payment | Credit or debit card only, processed in KRW |
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This is an event location guide, not a live queue tracker. On-site conditions can change, so check the official Weverse notice again before traveling.
How the lucky draw works
The store lists four eligible products: the standard GREENGREEN album in Random or Set form, and the Weverse Albums version in Random or Set form.
- One Random album purchase receives one lucky draw.
- One Set purchase receives five lucky draws, described as one set of five photocards.
- The same one-draw and five-draw structure applies to the Weverse Albums versions.
- Random gifts cannot be exchanged for a preferred member.
Purchase limits can differ by product. Albums may sell out, and special gifts are first-come, first-served. The event can finish before August 5 if the gifts run out.
A practical visit plan
First, go to the seventh-floor Open Studio and find the event QR code. Complete the reservation before planning a meal, movie or shopping stop inside the mall. Return before the assigned time because a late arrival does not guarantee entry.
Bring a physical credit or debit card that you know works in Korea. The official notice says transactions are card-only and processed in Korean won. Foreign tourists who want a tax refund should tell staff after the purchase and check the receipt for the applicable rate.
Keep the product, receipt and original payment method if you may need an exchange or refund. The notice allows eligible exchanges and refunds within 14 days, but event gifts must be returned for a refund and damaged or used products may be refused.
Rules worth knowing before you go
- Overnight queuing is prohibited.
- Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the store.
- Promotional filming by bloggers, influencers or streamers requires prior approval.
- Admission may be delayed or limited if the venue is crowded.
- Visitors may appear in official promotional filming around the store.
The safest plan is to arrive with flexible time, reserve first and treat the photocard as limited stock rather than guaranteed inventory. For any operational change, the Weverse Shop notice and instructions from on-site staff are the final references.
As of this update, the store has closed
This guide originally tracked a store open July 27 through August 5, 2026. As of this August update, that window has passed, and the Yongsan Lucky Store is no longer operating. This article remains published as a reference for how Weverse Lucky Store events are structured and run in Korea — the reservation-by-QR-code system, the daily entry limit, the draw mechanics — rather than as a live schedule. If you are looking for a currently open CORTIS or other artist pop-up, check the artist’s official Weverse Shop notices directly rather than assuming this specific store has reopened or extended.
How a Weverse Lucky Store generally works, beyond this one event
CORTIS’s Yongsan store follows a format Weverse and various agencies use repeatedly for album-linked pop-up shops in Korea: a physical retail location tied to a specific release, open for a fixed window, where an album purchase on-site earns a chance at a randomized bonus item rather than guaranteeing a specific one. The “one Random purchase equals one draw, one Set purchase equals five draws” structure used here is a common variant of that model — a Set or bundle purchase multiplies the draw odds rather than the store simply selling more inventory per customer. Readers attending a future Lucky Store from any artist should expect a similar shape even where the specific ratios differ: check the current event’s own notice for its exact draw allocation rather than assuming this event’s numbers carry over.
Why “random” gifts create real disappointment risk, and how to set expectations
A random draw structure means a purchase does not guarantee a specific member’s photocard, only a chance at one from the full set. For a fan targeting one specific member, this is worth internalizing before spending: a Set purchase multiplying the number of draws improves the odds of getting any bonus item, but does not target a specific outcome, and the official notice explicitly states random gifts cannot be exchanged for a preferred member after the fact. Budgeting for a Lucky Store should assume the possibility of walking away without the specific item wanted, not treat the draw as a guaranteed acquisition method.
The tax refund process for overseas visitors, in practice
For tourists eligible for Korea’s tax refund system, the practical sequence at a pop-up store like this one is: complete the purchase with a card, ask staff for a tax refund receipt or form at the point of sale rather than after leaving, and keep both the receipt and the original packaging until the refund is processed, since some refund counters or kiosks — commonly found at airports before departure — require the purchased goods to be presented alongside the paperwork. Refund eligibility, minimum purchase thresholds and the exact rate depend on Korea’s tax refund rules rather than the store’s own policy, so a staff member confirming a rate at checkout is describing an external system, not making a store-specific offer.
Quick questions
Can I still visit the CORTIS GREENGREEN Lucky Store? No — the confirmed operating window was July 27 through August 5, 2026, which has passed as of this update. Check CORTIS’s official Weverse Shop for any new or different pop-up.
Does a Set purchase guarantee a specific member’s photocard? No. It multiplies the number of draws (five instead of one), which improves your odds across the full random pool, but the official notice states random gifts cannot be exchanged for a preferred member.
Do all Weverse Lucky Stores use the same one-draw and five-draw structure? Not necessarily. This ratio applied to this specific CORTIS event; other Lucky Store events run their own draw allocations, so always check the individual event’s own notice.
