Introduction to Haeundae Blueline Park

（Haeundae Blueline Park）is located in the Haeundae Tourism Special Zone in Busan, South Korea, and is one of Busan's most representative eco‑tourism regeneration attractions. With the core concept of "reviving old railways and coexisting with the coast," the park has transformed the dormant facilities of the old Donghae Nambu Line railway through environmentally friendly and ecological upgrades, turning them into an international coastal leisure and sightseeing corridor in Busan.

The park's coastline stretches 4.8 kilometres in total, with a route connecting the three major coastal sections of Haeundae Mipo → Cheongsapo → Songjeong. It fully preserves the historical texture of the old railway while integrating unobstructed views of the East Sea, coastal walking trails, and seaside green spaces. It is one of the few one‑stop attractions in Busan that combines "historical railway culture + pristine coastal nature + leisurely sightseeing experience," and is also a landmark facility at the heart of the Haeundae Tourism Special Zone.

Unlike ordinary city parks, the biggest highlight of Haeundae Blueline Park is its operation of two exclusive sightseeing experiences along dedicated tracks by the sea: the Haeundae Beach Train and the Haeundae Sky Capsule. They are currently among the most popular activities in Busan for social media check‑ins, sunset photography, family leisure, and couple trips.

Opening Hours

Important Notes

During peak season, opening hours may be adjusted based on ridership. To ensure passenger safety, opening hours may be subject to change. On weekends and public holidays, due to high visitor numbers, schedules may be adjusted to maintain operational efficiency. Activities continue as usual during light rain. (However, in the event of heavy rain, typhoons, or other natural disasters, services may be suspended.)

Opening hours are subject to change. Please check the official website for details.

Coastal Train Stops

The coastal train has 7 stops in total, in order: Haeundae Mipo Station, Dalmaji Tunnel, Hae‑wol Skywalk, Cheongsapo Station, Dapseok Observatory, Gudeokpo, and Songjeong Station.

Mipo Station

Coastal Train – Dalmaji Tunnel Station

Coastal Train – Hae‑wol Observatory Station

Cheongsapo Station

Coastal Train – Cheongsapo Dapseok Observatory Station

Coastal Train – Gudeokpo Temporary Station

Coastal Train – Songjeong Station

Two Signature Sightseeing Experiences

1. Haeundae Sky Capsule

Busan's ultra‑popular aerial coastal sightseeing facility and the crown jewel of Blueline Park. The Sky Capsule is a colourful transparent aerial carriage available in four macaron colours — blue, red, yellow, and green. Its dreamy and unique design makes it perfect for photos and social media check‑ins. The carriages are suspended on an elevated track 7–10 metres above the ground, travelling along the Mipo to Cheongsapo section at a slow, steady pace with completely unobstructed views.

During the ride, you can enjoy 360‑degree panoramic views of Gwangan Bridge, Busan's coastal skyline, and the endless blue waters of the East Sea. By day, the clear skies and sea views are refreshing and healing; in the evening, the sunset casts a romantic glow over the ocean. It is a must‑try experience for couples and influencers visiting Busan, and one of the most talked‑about classic Busan experiences on social media platforms.

2. Haeundae Beach Train

A sightseeing train that runs along the full 4.8‑kilometre coastal railway at a relaxed, leisurely pace, designed purely for sightseeing rather than commuting. The train hugs the coastline, passing through forests, seaside walkways, and coastal tunnels, connecting the distinctive scenery of Mipo, Cheongsapo, and Songjeong stations along the way.

Riding the Beach Train lets you effortlessly enjoy the entire coastal landscape, taking in Haeundae's urban sea views, fishing village charm, and seaside green spaces in one go. It is ideal for seniors, families, and travellers who prefer not to walk, allowing you to explore the full beauty of the Haeundae coastline with ease and zero fatigue while experiencing the unique charm of a transformed old railway turned sightseeing corridor.

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  I was travelling alone around Busan and just popped in for this ride. Sat next t...
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  2026

  Brought the little one along for this coastal ride. He spotted a flock of seagul...
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  2026

  This was a stop on our guided group tour around the south of Korea. Our tour gui...

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Will the sightseeing services run as usual if it is only light rain on my visiti...

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The activities will continue as scheduled during light rain. However, if there i...

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I have a round-trip beach train ticket, why is the wait so long when I want to r...

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Oh right, after the first batch of passengers board, repeat rides for round trip...

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Can I bring a stroller or a wheelchair onto the sightseeing services at this par...

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The activities are confirmed to be suitable for visitors bringing strollers and ...