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Last update: December 3, 2023

Save money with Visit Busan Pass, a 2-in-1 attraction + transportation card for travelers! Book at a cheaper price here 🇰🇷

In a nutshell

• What is Visit Busan Pass? This is Busan’s official tourist pass that provides transportation benefits (just like T-Money!), free admission to 30+ attractions for 24 or 48 hours, and discounts to 120+ restaurants and shops!

• What are the pass options for travelers? Visit Busan Pass comes in 2 types: the Physical Card and the Mobile Pass. While both can be used to enter all free partner attractions, only the physical card offers the prepaid transportation function that can be used to pay for your bus, subway, and cab fares in Busan. Learn more about how each pass works here!

• How much is a Visit Busan Pass? Get a Visit Busan Pass for 24 or 48 hours here starting at only $37.8.

• What are the partner attractions? Visit Busan Pass provides free entrance to some of the must-visit travel spots like the Busan x The Sky, Busan Tower, Lotte World Adventure Busan, & Busan Air Cruise (or Songdo Marine Cable Car)! Check out the full list of Visit Busan Pass attractions that you can add in your itinerary here.

• What do travelers have to say about the pass? To help you see if the pass is worth it, we have this helpful review for Visit Busan Pass on Klook: “Visit Busan Pass is very easy to use! You just have to claim the pass in Busan Station and the counter is just in the center. We thought of the color coding (blue and purple) that would limit the activities (24h vs 48h) but the ladies in the counter told us that we can avail all the activities regardless if blue or purple… We availed [the 24-hour pass] with the Skyline Luge, Lotte World, Busan Science Museum, Sky X Busan, and the SpaLand (very worth it after a very long day)!” Read more Visit Busan Pass reviews here.

• Complete your trip! Aside from getting the official city tourist pass, check out this awesome Busan day tour that’s been booked over 20k times ⛵

All About Visit Busan Pass

Explore South Korea’s second largest city with Visit Busan Pass! This dual attraction and transportation card will help you save money by giving you 1 or 2-day admission to the best attractions in the coastal city — yes, you won’t have to buy separate admission tickets for the likes of Busan Tower, Busan x The Sky, Trickeye Museum Busan, and others.

You can also use the Visit Busan Pass physical card as a prepaid transportation card to pay for your fares in the subway, bus, and cabs — exactly like T-Money! What’s more, Visit Busan Pass holders also get discount offers in 110+ restaurants, stores, and attractions in the city!

If you’re already booking your trip, click below to check if Visit Busan Pass is available on your travel dates:

How much money can you save with a Visit Busan Pass?

Visit Busan Pass is designed to help travelers spend less on their trip. With a 24-hour or 48-hour pass, you will be able to enter any of the 30+ attractions for free.

But just how much money can you save? One way to look at is by getting the cost of visiting the most popular attractions with AND without Visit Busan Pass. So let’s say I’m adding the following 4 attractions to my Busan itinerary for 2 days, here’s how much it will cost me:

Without Visit Busan Pass, the cost to visit just these 4 attractions is around $90. However, if I purchase a 48-hour Visit Busan Pass, I only need to pay around $54, so I get to save around $36!

Book Visit Busan Pass

Ready to get your Visit Busan Pass? You can check out the discounted offers below!

1. Visit Busan Pass (24 Hours)

The 24-hour pass is the most popular option among travelers who only have a day or two to explore the coastal city. Check out the pass details below:

• PRICE: Book here for around $37.75

• WHAT’S INCLUDED: Admission to 30+ FREE attractions and activities for 24 hours, physical card that doubles as a transportation card, & discount to 110+ restaurants and stores

• PICK-UP LOCATION & HOURS. This card-type Visit Busan Pass is available for pick up at these 10+ locations including the following:

  • Gimhae International Airport: 10am-5pm daily (closed for lunch from 12-1pm)

  • Visit Busan Pass Counter at Busan Station: 9am-6pm daily (closed for lunch from 1-2pm)

  • Gamcheon Culture Village: 10am-6pm daily

  • Huinnyeoul Village Cafe: 11am-6pm daily

  • Fairfield by Marriott Busan Songdo Beach: Open 24/7

• BEST REVIEW: “[We] got the [24-hour pass,] and it was a great [deal —] we've saved a lot of money,” reads a review for the Visit Busan Pass on Klook. The user then shared how they went to Lotte World Adventure Busan, Skyline Luge Busan, Busan x The Sky, Haeundae Beach, and Shinsegae Spa Land all in one day from 9am to around 10pm. “…That was an amazing day for this amazing [deal]!👏 note: before you enter on each attraction you need to show your [Visit Busan Pass] at the ticketing station,” the user added.

2. Visit Busan Pass (48 Hours)

Now we move on to the 48-hour pass, which we definitely recommend. Given that there’s so many museums, attractions, and tourist landmarks in Busan, the Visit Busan Pass 24 hours is just not enough!

• PRICE: Book here for around $53.15

• WHAT’S INCLUDED: Admission to 30+ FREE attractions and activities for 48 hours, physical card that doubles as a transportation card, & discount to 110+ restaurants and stores

• PICK-UP LOCATION & HOURS. This card-type Visit Busan Pass is available for pick up at these 10+ locations including the following:

  • Gimhae International Airport: 10am-5pm daily (closed for lunch from 12-1pm)

  • Visit Busan Pass Counter at Busan Station: 9am-6pm daily (closed for lunch from 1-2pm)

  • Gamcheon Culture Village: 10am-6pm daily

  • Huinnyeoul Village Cafe: 11am-6pm daily

  • Fairfield by Marriott Busan Songdo Beach: Open 24/7

• BEST REVIEW: “Very value for money! We went [to] several attractions, including (1) BUSAN X the SKY, (2) Haeundae Beach Train, (3) Busan Tower, (4) Running Man Theme Park, (5) Lotte World and (6) Cabinet de Poisson. The top 3 were (3), (4) and (6). (3) had great views, and give out a useful gift upon completion of an interactive game. (4) was exceedingly fun, with fun yet challenging games that cater to all ages. (6) is a bit out of the way, but gives vibes similar to the Team Labs exhibit in Japan (but without the queue and crowd).”

3. Visit Busan Pass Mobile (24 Hours)

Unlike the first two, the next 4 options below are the mobile version of the Visit Busan Pass. The main benefit of getting the Visit Busan mobile pass is that you can link it to the Visit Busan Pass app and use your phone to enter the free attractions!

What’s worth noting is that Visit Busan Pass mobile cannot be used to take the subway, bus, or cab in Busan. However, if you already have a transportation card like T-Money or Namane, you can still use it to get around in the city.

• PRICE: Book here for around $37.85

• WHAT’S INCLUDED: Admission to 30+ FREE attractions and activities for 24 hours, discount to 110+ restaurants and stores, & use of the Visit Busan Pass app

• NOTE: Transportation card function is not included with the mobile edition of Visit Busan Pass. (You can purchase a separate transportation card here.)

• BEST REVIEW: “Easy and very convenient to use the klook QR to redeem the attraction tickets as a separate app (Visit Busan Pass app) is not required for klook purchased pass. Instructions for redemption provided by klook was very clear and detailed too. Had great fun exploring Busan!”

4. Visit Busan Pass Mobile (48 Hours)

• PRICE: Book here for around $53.25

• WHAT’S INCLUDED: Admission to 30+ FREE attractions and activities for 48 hours, discount to 110+ restaurants and stores, & use of the Visit Busan Pass app

• NOTE: Transportation card function is not included with the mobile edition of Visit Busan Pass. (You can purchase a separate transportation card here.)

• BEST REVIEW: “I picked this one and organised the attractions that i wanted to do within 48 hours. Just do some research and do the attractions that were close together. Lotte World Busan was not that busy when we went as i could go on a popular ride twice. Also went to do Sky Capsule and Beach Train, Busan X Sky (highest Starbucks located within), Sky Luge Park and Spaland. was worth it - all you need to do is redeem the tickets (show QR code voucher) to the ticket attendants.”

5. Visit Busan Pass Mobile (Big 3)

The next 2 options are also the mobile version of Visit Busan Pass, but they work slightly different. Instead of getting access to the free attractions for 24 or 48 hours, you actually get to select 3 or 5 attractions that you can visit for up to 180 days (after visiting the first attraction). Given the long validity period, you won’t have to rush visiting all the attractions in a span of 1 or 2 days!

• PRICE: Book here for around $34.75

• WHAT’S INCLUDED: Admission to a total of 3 attractions of your choice (choose 1 attraction from Group A and 2 attractions from Group B), validity period of 180 days, discount to 110+ restaurants and stores, & use of the Visit Busan Pass app

• NOTES:

  • Transportation card function is not included with the mobile edition of Visit Busan Pass Big 3. (You can purchase a separate transportation card here.)

  • Check out the list of Group A and Group B attractions here.

• BEST REVIEW: “Value of money! Definitely a must buy if you’re in Busan. It’s super easy to redeem too. Definitely much cheaper than buying the tickets individually.”

6. Visit Busan Pass Mobile (Big 5)

• PRICE: Book here for around $50.1

• WHAT’S INCLUDED: Admission to a total of 5 attractions of your choice (choose 1 attraction from Group A and 2 attractions from Group B), validity period of 180 days, discount to 110+ restaurants and stores, & use of the Visit Busan Pass app

• NOTE:

  • Transportation card function is not included with the mobile edition of Visit Busan Pass Big 5. (You can purchase a separate transportation card here.)

  • Check out the list of Group A and Group B attractions here.

• BEST REVIEW: “What a nice pass! I bought the [Big5 pass] because I'm staying 1 week in Busan. I don't have to worry about when to use it because it's flexible. only thing is you need to check the schedule of the attraction. for the blueline beach train I recommend you to go early so you have a seat on the first row for the beautiful scenes of the beach. Also handy to know that you can combine with x in the sky because it's next to mipo station. we did the 2 ways ride so then you go back to mipo for x in the sky ;)”

How to Use the Visit Busan Pass

If you’re familiar with the Discover Seoul Pass, then you’d know how to use the Visit Busan Pass. After booking, you only need to do the following to make good use of your 24 or 48-hour tourist pass:

1. How to Use the Card Pass

• Pick up your Visit Busan Pass at Gimhae Airport, Busan Station, or other locations listed here.

• Proceed to the first FREE attraction of your choice and show your Visit Busan Pass card.

• Once you enter the attraction, the 24-hour or 48-hour validity period will start. For example, if you have a 48-hour pass and enter Busan Tower on January 1, 2024 at 9am, you will have until January 3, 2024 at 8:59am to use your card.

• Throughout the validity period, you can enter any of the FREE or DISCOUNT partner attractions for one-time only.

• To use Visit Busan Pass to take the subway, bus, or cab, make sure to visit either a convenience store or subway station to charge or add money to your card!

• Note that you can also download the Visit Busan App to check the expiration date and time of your card pass.

2. How to Use the Mobile Pass

• Download the Visit Busan Pass app on for iPhones here or for Samsung & Android phones here.

• Enter the Visit Busan Pass number or scan the voucher QR code that you will receive after booking on Klook or KKDay.

• Proceed to the first FREE attraction of your choice and show the QR code of your pass on the app.

• Once you enter the attraction, the 24-hour or 48-hour validity period will start. For example, if you have a 24-hour pass and enter Skyline Luge Busan on December 31, 2024 at 1pm, you will have until January 1, 2025 at 12:59pm to use your card.

• Throughout the validity period, you can enter any of the FREE or DISCOUNT partner attractions for one-time only.

Is Visit Busan Pass worth it? Here are more reviews!

With over 40k travelers booked and an outstanding 4.8 out of 5-star rating, Visit Busan Pass is definitely a great travel pass to book for your Korea trip. A traveler who booked a mobile pass here wrote the following review:

Buying this Busan pass to explore Busan. It is very worth and easy to use. By choosing mobile pass is very convenience because no need personally head down to Busan station to exchange for the physical card. Is good to buy for group or family trip. Save time for queue

Another satisfied customer said: “Totally worth the money, able to fully used for many attractions, can exchange for ticket without any hassle, can even use it for train ticket or convenience store as e-money. Good buy!”

Visit Busan Pass Attractions, & Activities to Add to Your Itinerary

To maximize using the Visit Busan Pass, make sure to know all the sites where you get free admission and discount offers. We’ve listed them below:

1. Visit Busan Pass Attractions (Free)

The list of free attractions may visit, so make sure to check if there are any updates before visiting!

2. Visit Busan Pass Discount Offers

Over 110+ discount deals are available for Visit Busan Pass holders! Here are a few:

• Avani Central Busan The Cube (restaurant)

• Busan Duty Free Shop Busan Port (duty free)

• Cheolsu and Youngheet (hanbok rental)

• Chung Dam de Thai Haeundae Centum Branch (restaurant)

• Flip Book Studio (photo studio)

• Gamcheon Bakery (bakery)

• Goraesa Fish Cake Gamcheon Culture Village Store (restaurant)

• Haeundae Amsogalbi-jip (restaurant)

• Haeundae River Cruise (cruise)

• Hisffee Myongjisinho Branch (cafe)

• Poopoo Land Busan (theme park)

• Shinsegae Duty Free (duty free)

• Seven Luck Casino, Busan Lotte (casino)

Want to see the full list of Visit Busan Pass discount partners? Click here to visit the official website.

Visit Busan Pass Map

Looking for a map to help you plan your Visit Busan Pass itinerary? We’ve got one below:

However, given that the list of attractions may change, it’d be best if you plot out your commute or figure out the attractions that are nearby each other using Google or Naver maps!

Visit Busan Pass Sample Itinerary

How can you make the most out of your pass? By planning, of course! Check out these recommended itineraries:

1. Popular Sites in Busan (1-Day Itinerary)

• Day 1

  • 11:00 AM: Busan Tower

  • 12:30 PM: Take Bus no. 126

  • 01:00 PM: Bomulsum

  • 01:55 PM: Walk to Gukje Market

  • 02:00 PM: Gukje Market

  • 03:00 PM: Take Seogu Bus no. 2

  • 03:30 PM: Wear a hanbok at Ibgogage

  • 04:30 PM: Go to Busan Museum of Movies

  • 05:00 PM: Busan Museum of Movies

  • 06:00 PM: Go to Shinsegae Spa Land

  • 07:00 PM: Relax at Shinsegae Spa Land

2. Haeundae Tour

• Day 1

  • 11:00 AM: Haeundae Beach Train

  • 11:30 AM: Take Bus no. 10-141

  • 12:00 PM: Haeundae Beach

  • 12:50 PM: Walk to Busan x The Sky + Lunch

  • 02:00 PM: Busan x The Sky

  • 03:00 PM: Take Bus no. 39-1011

  • 04:00 PM: Diamond Bay

• Day 2

  • 11:00 AM: Busan Museum of Art

  • 11:40 AM: Take Bus no. 200

  • 12:00 PM: Haeridan-gil + Lunch

  • 03:40 PM: Proceed to Dongbaek Island

  • 04:00 PM: Dongbaek Island

  • 04:55 PM: Walk to the Bay 101

  • 05:00 PM: The Bay 101

FAQ: Visit Busan Pass

1. Is the pass available to all foreigners?

Yes, Visit Busan Pass can be booked by all foreign passport holders. Only Korean nationals (Korean passport holders) are not permitted to book.

2. How long is the Visit Busan Pass Big 3 & Big 5 valid for?

After entering the first attraction, you have up to 180 days to visit the remaining attractions of your choice.

Get a Visit Busan Pass on Klook or KKDay

Visit Busan Pass is available in both Klook and KKDay. Check out the discounted offers below: