Minato Burari Ticket

Great Tourist-friendly pass that covers multiple transit lines and sightseeing routes for one flat fee. Ideal for flexible, hop-on/hop-off travel around Yokohama’s top sights. Added value from local discounts and freebies.

It is very easy to use the digital tickets and we can hop on and off the bus and subway lines at your convenience and pace. It's a must to use when sightseeing in Yokohama. The only disadvantage is that it does not cover the Minato Mirai line which we used to get to Mayo Club Yokohama.

Was able to use the bass pass upon booking. just needed to have internet connection and make sure to activate it on the day of redemption. was able to ride the blue bus, red bus and municipal bus using this pass. very cheap for a bus pass

This is so convenient! It would be perfect if it included future subway lines! It seems like the tourist bus stops are hard to find, and it feels like the bus drivers don't always stop at the stops on the route. Thankfully, you can ride other city-operated buses, which is really convenient for tourists like us. But since you can only buy a one-day pass, it would be even better if you could buy two-day and three-day passes! It would also be great if you could buy a package deal with the ropeway and Ferris wheel! Highly recommended, it's really convenient for exploring Yokohama!

I see that many tourists still use paper coupons. I wonder if electronic tickets are still less common. Bus drivers on general routes may be a little stunned when they see it, but taking the subway or Bayside Blue and other transportation methods that are more commonly used by tourists are very It went well. I visited Sankei Garden in the morning (with a one-day pass, you can get admission to Kaohiki) and went to Yamashita Park and Chinatown in the afternoon. This wide ticket can go to Shin-Yokohama. I just happened to go to Shin-Yokohama Cubic Plaza to take advantage of the Taiwan pay 20% promotion. Enjoy dinner and shopping at a great deal.

Because of my busy work schedule, I started thinking carefully about transportation methods on the first day I arrived in Yokohama. Later I discovered that there are red shoes sightseeing buses, which are convenient for visiting different places in Yokohama (the traffic at the Red Brick Warehouse is the most troublesome). Fortunately, after searching the official website, I found out This one-day sightseeing bus ticket is provided by klook. It can be used on municipal subways and buses. You can buy it online and use it the next day, which is really convenient. However, there is a problem that has nothing to do with klook, that is, the official website timetable of the Red Shoes Sightseeing Bus is not functioning, and it is not comprehensive enough in predicting the bus arrival or development time.

it’s pretty decent for the coverage. it could get confusing when you have jr station with the same name as the subway station (which this one covers). the staffs can help although not all of them can use English so a translator app is required.

The ticket is very convenient and easy to use. No need to worry about losing it since it's stored online. Booking through Klook is also easy. If you've purchased a ticket but didn't use it, you can claim a refund.

It's very convenient. You only need to spend a little more money to buy a wide pass, which includes the municipal subway's Shin-Yokohama Station on top of the regular pass, making it easier to travel between Yokohama and Tokyo. Bayside Blue is also another main transportation method, but please pay attention to the bus time. The last bus runs out at about 7 o'clock. This time I used it to go to the Akarenwa Warehouse, Ramen Museum, and Cup Noodles Museum. It’s a good sightseeing pass.

I enjoyed Yokohama thanks to the Burari Ticket and am heading back. The bus was comfortable, and taking the Blue Line subway back to Yokohama was also great. I would definitely use it again without hesitation next time I visit.