Haeundae Blueline Park

해운대 블루라인파크

4.8km of the old Donghae Nambu rail line turned into a tourist route: the beach tram runs Mipo–Cheongsapo–Songjeong, and over the 2km from Mipo to Cheongsapo the Sky Capsule runs separately on an elevated rail. The two are priced on different units — the tram per person, the capsule per capsule. Closing time moves by month, from 21:30 in July and August to 19:00 in winter.

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Yellow Sky Capsule cabins on the elevated track above the coast at Haeundae Blueline Park

Place information

Korean name: 해운대 블루라인파크
Address: 116 Cheongsapo-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan 48116
Opening hours: not published by the operator Haeundae Beach Tram Jan–Feb, Nov–Dec 09:00–19:00 Haeundae Beach Tram Mar–Apr, Oct 09:00–19:30 Haeundae Beach Tram May–Jun, Sep 09:00–20:30 Haeundae Beach Tram Jul–Aug 09:00–21:30
Closed: Not published by the operator
Hours notes: There is no single opening and closing schedule for the whole park; each ride has its own timetable. The times shown are for beach tram departures from Mipo and Songjeong. The operator says they may change with weekend and holiday demand, weather and safety conditions. The Sky Capsule has a separate timetable, which is not shown here.
Time needed: Half day

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Prices

Beach tram, single ride from Mipo or Songjeong · Haeundae Beach Tram	₩10,000Per person.
Beach tram, single ride from Cheongsapo or a halt · Haeundae Beach Tram	₩8,000Per person.
Beach tram, two-ride ticket · Haeundae Beach Tram	₩14,000Per person.
Beach tram, all-stations ticket · Haeundae Beach Tram	₩16,000Per person.
Sky Capsule, two-seat · Haeundae Sky Capsule	₩50,000Priced per capsule, not per person.
Sky Capsule, three-seat · Haeundae Sky Capsule	₩55,000Priced per capsule, not per person.
Sky Capsule, four-seat · Haeundae Sky Capsule	₩60,000Priced per capsule, not per person.

Source: Haeundae Blueline Park — fares for the tram and the capsule · Sep 2, 2026

What to see

Haewol observatory

Haewol observatory is a skywalk shaped like the letter U, with a crescent-shaped main tower. ‘Haewol’ means enjoying the scenery while meeting both the sun and the moon.

Nearby

Busan X the SKY

It stands at the beach rather than away from it, so the observatory and Haeundae are one stop, not two — but at KRW 27,000 it is the most expensive single ticket on Busan's coast.

Haeundae Beach

It works as a coastal walk year-round, while swimming facilities and safety controls are seasonal and should be checked separately.

Haedong Yonggungsa Temple

Arrive early for a quieter visit, expect stairs, and leave room for worshippers rather than treating every terrace as a photo set.

Gwangalli Beach

The main draw is the view of Gwangan Bridge after dark. Drone shows, swimming areas and car-free street events depend on the date and the weather, so check each one before you go.

Stories about this place

Busan in 2 or 3 Days: Old City, Haeundae to Gwangalli, Beomeosa
A first-timer's Busan route. Day 1 covers the western old city — the Provisional Capital Memorial Hall, Nampo-dong and Huinnyeoul Culture Village; day 2 the eastern coast from Haeundae along Blue Line Park to Songjeong and Gwangalli; day 3 runs from Beomeosa down to the UN Memorial Cemetery and Oryukdo. Includes how to choose between two and three days, Monday closures, opening hours and bad-weather swaps.
Five Busan Coast Spots Compared, from Oryukdo to the Maritime Museum
Five Busan sea spots compared by what you want from them — a short view from the Oryukdo skywalk, surfing at Songjeong, sunset at Dadaepo, the Haeundae Blue Line Park coastal tram, or the indoor National Maritime Museum. Covers which one charges, opening hours and Monday closures, what to do when it rains, and how to group them by side of the city.

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