Songdo Bay Station (Songdo Cable Car)

We visited Songdo Bay Sky Park last December 19 as part of the Visit Busan Pass, and this is definitely a must-try when you are in Busan. The views from the cable car are amazing and give you a great perspective of the coast. On the way back, we rode the crystal cable car and it was pretty windy, so it swayed side to side for a bit, which honestly scared us. Thankfully, it stabilized after passing one of the towers. The Sky Park itself is well laid out, with food stalls where you can grab snacks and drinks. The suspension bridge is also easily accessible from the park and worth checking out. Overall, a fun experience with great views and something I would highly recommend adding to your Busan itinerary.

An incredible experience and a must for anyone visiting Busan! We chose the Crystal Cruise cabin with the clear glass floor, and I highly recommend it for the added thrill. Floating 86 meters above the sparkling emerald sea is unforgettable. The views of Songdo Beach, Namhang Bridge, the rugged coastline, and the city are spectacular from start to finish. The journey takes you to Songdo Sky Park at the upper station, which is a destination in itself. There are beautiful observation decks, fun photo opportunities (including a dinosaur park), and lovely walking trails. Pro tip: After the cable car ride, walk along the Songdo Cloud Trails (the skywalk) next to the station. It is another fantastic way to enjoy the ocean scenery. It is best to book tickets online to avoid long queues, especially on weekends. However, you can only use online tickets the next day.

Loved it. The ticket line was quick with both machines and a counter available, and everything moved efficiently. They never forced a full eight people into a car and tried to keep each group together. The first time I went there was a big line, but they still paired me with just one other person. The ride back was just as smooth. I chose the clear glass bottom option and it was amazing to see jellyfish drifting below. A fun and unique experience I would recommend to anyone visiting Busan.

I bought my ticket on Klook the day before as the website was not very "English friendly." Nevertheless, the views are stunning. Do not miss out on this if you are in Busan.

We paid 17,000 KRW for single crystal ride per person on Sunday around 2pm. We waited around 5-10 minutes to ride our see through floor of the cable car. We were given a sweet treat each while waiting for our ride. It is an interesting experience and quite scary for those who have acrophobia (scared of heights) like me. Luckily, it is just a short less than 5-minute ride for one-way. PS: do not look at the floor too long to avoid the fear. Once arrived at the other side, you can have your picture taken and buy your picture with the cable car as the background. I am not sure how much it costs because I was not called to take pictures and I do not plan to buy one. There are plenty snack stalls at the station and a track for hiking with an unbelievable views of the forest and the sea. The track was clean and no rubbish can be visibly found. You can get your best shots at plenty locations. You might found furry friends (cats) while hiking; they are very friendly, but not all. At one end of the track, you can enter the suspension bridge costs 1,000 KRW to enjoy the views and snap as many instagrammable shots as possible.

Felt like you can pick the normal capsule cabin will be as good a ride as the crystal one with see through bottom. This is because the surround views are more than impressive to keep you occupied throughout the ride across the bay.

Amazing experience and views of coastal area. Really enjoyed the ride and park. We went in the evening so we had both daylight and night view. The cabin with the transparent floor give you a bit of priority for boarding

We visited the Songdo Cable Car on a weekday in October. There was a moderate lineup for the standard cruise. I would guess that the weekend crowds in the Summer would be insane. We opted to pay KRW17000 pp to ride the "Crystal Cruise" which allows you to bypass the lineup for the standard cruise (KRW13,000 pp) and ride in a glass bottom car. Because nobody else paid the extra, we were the only two passengers in the glass bottom cable car. Gimmicky, but still fun. It is a decently long ride with spectacular views. We only went one way. After we explored the suspension bridge on the other side, we ordered an Uber taxi and went to Gamcheon.