Free Busan bike checks on September 30 and October 28 include rear lights
Bring a bicycle to the Oncheonjang Station public rental point on September 30 or October 28 for a free basic check
The September 20 Seven Bridges event is over
There is nothing left to book. Treat the course and traffic-control plan as event-only material, not proof of normal-day bicycle access.
The September 20 Seven Bridges event is over. The August and September ticket dates and planned traffic controls are historical information.
The August 28 domestic third-round sale and the organizer’s September 9 foreign-ticket deadlines have ended.
The separately listed bridge-walking programme had a September 18 booking deadline. That was a walking ticket, not cycling registration, and its deadline has also passed.
The gallery’s June 14 NOL screenshot records an earlier sale only.
Busan’s September 11 notice included a traffic-control poster. It scheduled APEC-ro–BEXCO tollgate–Gwangandaegyo upper deck for full closure from 04:00 to 11:30. Other roads had different scheduled times by section and direction, with full or partial controls across the event course.
The plan also scheduled Taejong-ro for contraflow from 07:00 to 10:30, between the Hanjin Heavy Industries parking building and the GS25 Busan Harbor Bridge store.
The poster said sections were to reopen gradually after the cycling convoy and safety checks, and that times could change with traffic conditions.
Event-only bridge and tunnel access does not make this a normal-day cycling route.
2Impressions
The September 20 Seven Bridges event is over, and all booking windows have closed. The official programme listed a 77 km cycling course and a 06:30–11:30 event window.
Free Busan bike checks on September 30 and October 28 include rear lights
Bring a bicycle to the Oncheonjang Station public rental point on September 30 or October 28 for a free basic check

Finishing 7 Bridges on a folding bike
Great weather, a great route, and good people and atmosphere, but challenging cutoff times for many riders on non-road bikes