Haeundae Blueline Park Train (with baby)
How Baby-Friendly is Haeundae Blueline Park Train?
What makes it 54% Baby-Friendly: Infants ride free and a folded stroller fits the beach train, yet capsules are too tight, no diaper tables or nursing rooms exist, and you must hold the baby on bench seats without belts.
Positives:
- Free Infant Ride: Children under 36 months ride both train and capsule free with ID proof.
- Stroller-Friendly Train: Foldable strollers fit in the aisle space when boarding; keep them folded on steps.
Challenges:
- No Changing Tables: Stations lack diaper-change tables or nursing rooms; bring a portable mat and wipes.
- Uneven Paths and Stairs: Some boardwalk sections and station entries have steps; use a baby carrier where needed.
- Sky Capsule Access: Capsules have step-up entrances and no car seat support; not recommended for families with infants.
What is Haeundae Blueline Park Train?
- A coastal leisure railway stretching 13.8 kilometers along Busan’s eastern shoreline
- A turquoise-hued train service operating through six stations from Mipo to Songjeong with open-air carriages fitted with panoramic windows
- A core component of Haeundae Blueline Park’s integrated transit network, linking rail, sky capsule rides, and coastal trails
What is so special about Haeundae Blueline Park Train for with baby?
- Scenic coastal train ride with flexible hop-on/off stops
- Infants under 36 months ride free
- Foldable strollers fit onboard the train
- Cafés and benches at stations for feeding and rest
- Flat boardwalk sections ideal for family strolls
Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time for two train rides, a coastal walk, and stops at cafés without tiring your baby.
Baby-Friendly Activities in Haeundae Blueline Park Train
Hop-on/Off Beach Train:
Ride the coastal train between Mipo and Songjeong with a Free-Use pass.
Tip: Fold your stroller and carry it up the small steps. Hold your baby on your lap; rides under 36 months are free with ID.
Daritdol Skywalk Visit:
Walk out on the glass observatory at Cheongsapo Station for cliff and sea views.
Tip: Keep a firm grip on your baby near the railing. Avoid peak wind times and head there midday for clearer skies.
Coastal Boardwalk Stroll:
Walk the flat trail between Mipo and Cheongsapo on the old rail line.
Tip: Use a baby carrier for sections with stairs and uneven boards. Stop at benches near cafés for breaks.
How to Make the Most of Your Visit to Haeundae Blueline Park Train
- Visit Early: Ride between 9–11am to avoid midday crowds and get better seating.
- Pack Essentials: Bring a small bag with diapers, wipes, sunscreen, and snacks for quick stops.
- Plan Stops: Download the station map ahead to pick the best hop-on/off points for short breaks.
Reviews of Haeundae Blueline Park Train
young-jin Park
When I think of Haeundae in my childhood, its old landscape has disappeared into history, but the East Sea, which stretches from Haeundae through Cheongsapo to Gijang, is still beautiful. With charming attractions and walking paths along the railroad tracks, it is a popular hotspot recently visited by many tourists. Therefore, I recommend making a reservation if you want to ride the sightseeing tr...
Vouvou B
Better than nothing but I would really recommand to buy tickets for the sky capsule. I didn't book the tickets in advance so we took the train but it is crowded, noisy, there is no place to seat for everybody... And I really recommend not to buy the go and back ticket, just take a one way ticket. The walk is short and really easy,many stops to make and many things to admire
K J
This is a gimmicky tourist attraction. Do it if you want to cross off the bucket list (like we did) or to please your little kids. The little cars (which easily sell out, so book early) do not stop; you get on at one end and you get off at the other. The train (which we did) has multiple stops which allow you to explore some attractions along the way, including the very excellent Skywalks. However...
Moty Gotgilf
A very beautiful place in Busan. You can take the train ride along the coast. I wanted to try the small sky capsules, but they were fully booked. I arrived around 4 PM, and overall, I recommend taking the train only in one direction (preferably on the way back) and walking along the wooden deck trail in the other direction. The walk is about 3–4 km with great views of the coastline and different a...
Adam Bradley
Nice little abandoned railway turned into a tourist attraction. The ski capsule is lovely, a nice and relaxing trip in your own carriage, but make sure to book in advance. The normal train was packed, standing room only. Mipo has a nice food court next door with some delicious food and drinks, particularly the bakery. Gorgeous bread and pastries, probably the best in Busan!
When is the best time to visit Haeundae Blueline Park Train (Busan, South Korea)?
Summer (Jun–Aug): bring sun hats and water; expect more trains but larger crowds. Monsoon in July: check rain before you go. Autumn (Sep–Nov): mild weather and thinner crowds. Winter: dress warmly for strong sea winds on the skywalk.
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Typical Budget for a Family of 3 (2 Adults + 1 Baby)
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| 2 Adult Free-Use Train Passes | KRW 26,000 |
| Snacks and Drinks at Station Cafés | KRW 10,000 |
| Total Estimated | KRW 36,000 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Address: 13 Dalmaji-gil 62beon-gil, Haeundae, Busan, South Korea
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