Busan Korea Subway Ride & Ticket Buying (4K)
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We were in Busan, Korea for one day as part of our 14 night Asia cruise in 2018.
We took a free shuttle that went from the cruise port to Busan Station.
Here you see how we bought Busan metro All Day Pass subway tickets via a machine.
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Take a look what a Korea subway train ride was like. We were in Busan, Korea for one day as part of our 14 night Asia cruise in 2018. We took a free shuttle that went from the cruise port to Busan Station, where we took the Busan Subway Line 1 to Jagalchi station to visit the famous market there, and then later visit the Busan Tower & Yongdusan Park. Here you see how we bought Busan metro All Day Pass subway tickets via a machine (it takes only 1000 won bills) which cost 5000 won per person (about $4.31 USD). There is a money change machine nearby to break down larger bills (we had 10,000 won bills which it did not take as you can see). It was nice to see that the machine supported English. It was also very interesting to see so many shops at the subway area as well. The locals were friendly and helpful- so if you do run into any problem they would be happy to help you out!