Visit Busan Pass

The 48-hour Busan Pass is an excellent value. On the first day, I activated it at 2:00 PM and used it for the Haeundae Beach Train. I then walked to Sky Tower, which offered incredibly beautiful views, and afterward visited Club D Oasis. On the second day, I went to Gamcheon Culture Village and Flipbook (arrived at 11:00 AM and waited 45 minutes). If interested, you can experience Hanbok (included with the Busan Pass). Then, I went to Songdo Bay Station for the Songdo Cable Car, which was a bit far, and visited the Arte Museum. On the third day, I picked up Lotte World tickets in advance (to avoid rushing). Then, it was a 10-13 minute walk to the Skyline Luge (we split up; I went to get the amusement park tickets, and arrived at the Luge at 11:30 AM. There was a one-hour wait, and tickets for the Skyline Luge can only be issued once everyone in your group is present). I made the most of the 3-day Busan Pass; it was definitely worth it.

this pass was totally worth the money. We did Cable car (24,000 KRW) , Suspension bridge (1,000 KRW), Busan beach train ( 14,000 KRW) , Luge zipline (45,000 KRW) , Busan X the sky (22,000 KRW) , Diamond bay yacht ( 29,000 KRW) , Busan tower (12,000 KRW) and all these things were not done in rush, it was mostly near to each other so its the best value for money pass. Total for the activities we played was 147,000 KRW and we just paid 80,000 KRW to buy this pass. Best decision ❤️

Visited 8 places within 48 hours with a rented car travelled around, Busan x the Sky, Haeundae train, Busan Diamond Bay Yacht, enjoy sauna & hot spring in gigantic Spa Land. Next day went for Running man, Songdo crystal cable car, Hill Spa & Sky Luge. Value for money !

This pass is really affordable! We did at least 5 attractions using this pass in 48 hours. Just get the digital one, and you just need to show the QR code at the counter in exchange for a ticket. Highly recommend this pass to foreigners, it's an affordable way to explore Busan. The only downside is that a lot of these attractions can be far from each other, so getting around via public transport is not the best.

This pass is excellent value and very useful. If you're up for it, you can maximize its 24-hour validity. On our first day, we activated the pass at 1 PM, starting with the Songdo Cable Car Crystal Cabin, then the Songdo Dragon Palace Cloud Bridge. After that, we took the Diamond Bay yacht to see Oryukdo Island, followed by a visit to Busan X the Sky in Haeundae for the sunset view. We ended the day at Club D Oasis Spa. On the second day, we paid separately for the Sky Capsule, then took photos at the Mipo Railroad Crossing. We then rode the Ocean Train to Songjeong, took a taxi to Sky Luge, and finally rode the Ocean Train back to Mipo. From there, we took another taxi to Spaland (which is even better than Club D Oasis). We entered the jjimjilbang before 12:30 PM to enjoy four hours for free. We truly made the most of the pass!

The 48-Hour Visit Busan Pass is an absolute must-buy for anyone visiting Busan — fantastic value for money and completely hassle-free! We packed in an incredible amount during our 48 hours — Busan X the Sky, Skyline Luge, Haeundae Blue Line Train, Diamond Bay Yacht Cruise, Songdo Marine Cable Car, Busan Tower, and Spa Land Centum City. The highlight of them all was the Skyline Luge — an absolute blast and not to be missed! Redeeming the pass at every attraction was seamless with zero issues — just show your pass and go. No lengthy processes or complications whatsoever. The value is outstanding — individually these attractions would have cost significantly more. The pass paid for itself many times over and allowed us to experience the very best of Busan without worrying about costs at each stop. Whether you're into thrilling activities, scenic views, cultural experiences, or relaxation, the Busan Pass covers it all. Highly recommended for every type of traveler!

Highly recommend purchasing the Busan Visit Pass, especially if you plan to visit several popular attractions. We used it for places like the beach train, Arte Museum Busan, the cable car, Oasis club and the luge, which made the pass very cost-effective. As we were travelling with seniors, we preferred taking things slow and enjoying each place comfortably instead of packing too many activities into a single day. One attraction we personally felt could be skipped was Oasis Club, as it was rather crowded and lacked the relaxing vibe we expected. Other than that, the pass was extremely convenient and definitely worth considering for a Busan trip.

Highly recommend purchasing the Busan Visit Pass when visiting Busan, as it offers great value for money. During our trip, we managed to visit the beach train, Arte Museum Busan, the cable car, Busan X the Sky, Oasis Club, and the luge. Since we were travelling with seniors, we preferred a more relaxed itinerary instead of rushing from place to place. Personally, I think you can skip Oasis Club if insufficient time, as it was very crowded and did not really provide a relaxing atmosphere. Overall, the pass was still very worthwhile and convenient for exploring Busan at your own pace.