BUSAN X the SKY
- 30 Dalmaji-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan, South Korea
Today · 10 am–9 pm
- Sunday: 10 am–9 pm
- Monday: 10 am–9 pm
- Tuesday: 10 am–9 pm
- Wednesday: 10 am–9 pm
- Thursday: 10 am–9 pm
- Friday: 10 am–9 pm
- Saturday: 10 am–9 pm
- +82 51-731-0098
- advance-ticket.com
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I don’t like heights. So taking the one minute elevator ride up was not ideal. However, it was made much more comfortable due to the LED screens in place of glass walls and being able to see out as I have experienced in other lookout towers (CN Tower Toronto). The views, of course, are amazing in all directions. The glass bottom floor section was definitely nerve-racking as they usually are, but having such close perspective to the edge of the building, made it a little more tolerable. The world‘s tallest Starbucks was absolutely packed and luckily, we got a seat for our group of nine. There are a number of picture taking locations for the view as well as some internal sites and photo spots. Plenty to do up there and worth doing. We purchased tickets through Klook, which made it a little bit cheaper for the family. I would recommend doing so instead of buying direct. All in all a great experience with the family and very nerve rocking views of everything around you! Ps. Great view from the throne (1st image), I highly recommend dropping a quick one while on-site! ✊🏻
View on GoogleStunning Evening Views, Art, and Shows at BUSAN X the SKY! If you're visiting Busan, I highly recommend checking out BUSAN X the SKY. I went during the evening, and it was the perfect time to experience everything this place has to offer! • 🎨 100th Floor (Views & M CHAT Art): The panoramic views of the city and the ocean from up here are incredible. As a great bonus, there was a super cute M CHAT art exhibition going on, so I got to enjoy some lovely art along with the amazing scenery. • ✨ 98th Floor (Light Shows): I timed my visit perfectly to catch the visual shows! I watched the first round of the SKY wave show at 6:30 PM, followed right after by the SKY X SHOW at 7:00 PM. Both were really beautiful. (A quick tip: While the shows were already lovely, I think the projections and lights would look even more spectacular and vibrant if you wait to watch them when the sky outside is completely dark! 🌌) • 🖼️ One Last Stop: Just before taking the elevator down to leave, there was actually another art exhibition to check out. It was a really nice touch and a great way to wrap up the visit. Overall: A must-visit landmark in Busan. Coming in the late afternoon/evening gives you the best of both worlds—daylight views, sunset vibes, and beautiful evening light shows. Highly recommended! 👍🇰🇷
View on GoogleClear day, stunning views! We visited on a beautifully clear day and the views were absolutely breathtaking — you can see the whole of Busan stretching out beneath you. The tickets were really well priced, especially considering we didn’t spend a long time there. It’s definitely more about soaking up the scenery than doing activities, but that’s exactly what we wanted. Even though I’m not a fan of heights, it was worth every minute for the incredible panorama and peaceful atmosphere at the top. A lovely spot to pause and take in the city from above.
View on GoogleBusan X the SKY is a good spot to enjoy views and lighting installations. While you're there, don't miss the chance to visit the world's highest Starbucks on the 98th floor. The elevators are impressively fast, so you won't have to deal with long wait times. If you have a Visit Busan Pass, it’s definitely worth a visit!
View on GoogleHold your pee till the last floor. Trust me 😅 The views from the restrooms alone are worth it not the usual way to start an experience, but honestly a pretty great one. We had a lot of fun here, and I’m not entirely sure what some of the complaints are about. The windows are well marked with interesting facts about the views, distances, and landmarks, which makes the whole experience more engaging. The place is also clean and well maintained. Yes, the glass floor is a bit scratched, so pictures don’t come out as crisp as you’d expect. But this isn’t really about the perfect photo it’s about the feeling of standing there, the height, the perspective, and taking in the scale of it all. And honestly, being up there also makes you think about the people who built something like this. Huge respect to the workers behind it. Overall, a fun experience with incredible views just don’t forget to make it all the way to the top.
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