Absolutely, especially if you want an easy, scenic Busan experience without any hiking. Blueline Park is relaxed, visual, and very accessible to all. It works well for first-time visitors, couples looking for a romantic scene, and anyone who wants calm ocean views.

The Sky Capsule is what most people come for. These are small, colorful pods that move slowly along the coast, elevated above the old railway line. You get uninterrupted sea views and plenty of time to take photos. It feels playful rather than thrilling, so it’s perfect for everyone. The combination of cliffs, tracks, and ocean makes it feel more open and breezy. Speeds are intentionally slow—this is not transport; it is a viewing experience. The goal is to stretch out the coastline, not rush through it.

The Beach Train runs along the same route but at ground level and stops at key points like Mipo, Cheongsapo, and Songjeong. It is less about taking photos and more about the journey. Locals often use it to hop between beaches and cafes!

Cheongsapo is a favorite stop for seafood, cafes, and the lighthouse area. Many people ride one way, get off here to explore, then continue by walking along the coast or taking a thrilling bus ride back to where you started.

The park reused a former Donghae Nambu Line railway, turning unused infrastructure into something useful rather than demolishing it, a very eco friendly solution that resonates with a lot of people.

Blueline Park is one of several projects aimed at shifting Busan’s image from just beaches to scenic, walkable coastal experiences.

Many visitors enjoy mixing the ride with walking—ride one section, get off, walk along the coast, then continue. This makes the whole area feel like one long seaside stroll instead of a single attraction.

*Boarding twice at the same station is not allowed.

※ All passengers must get off at the terminal stations (Mipo and Songjeong).

Beach Train: Mipo-Songjeong | Approx. 25min (One-way)
Sky Capsule: Mipo-Cheongsapo | Approx. 30min (One-way)