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Lotte World Adventure Busan: How to Get There and What to Check

Busan's big theme park in Osiria: subway route from Haeundae and Busan Station, ticket types, and why to check the day's hours first.

Published 2026-11-01 · TODAK

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Getting there
Check before you go
Fit it into a trip

Lotte World Adventure Busan is the big theme park in Osiria, on the east edge of the city. Its best-known rides include Giant Digger, Giant Swing and Giant Splash. This is a day out, so go on a day you are not rushing.

Getting there

Address: 42 Dongbusangwangwang-ro, Gijang-gun, Busan.
From Haeundae: Line 2 to BEXCO, change to the Donghae Line, then about 20 minutes to Osiria Station.
From Busan Station: Line 1 to Busan National University of Education, change to the Donghae Line, then about 48 minutes to Osiria.
From Osiria Station: Exit 1, then the footbridge. Allow about 15 minutes on foot.

Check before you go

Hours: the sources we checked disagree, and closing time ranges from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Look up your exact date on the park's official calendar.
Tickets: there are all-day and later-entry tickets, plus Magic Pass for shorter queues. Published prices differ by seller and date, so we are not quoting one here. Check the official site.
Weather: outdoor rides can pause in rain or strong wind.

Fit it into a trip

Osiria is far from Seomyeon and Gwangalli, so leave in the morning and keep the evening light. For other ideas nearby, see things to do in Busan.

Opening hours, prices and events change. Please check the official page before you go.

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