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Seven Bridges 2026 tickets open June 5

Busan’s 77 km Seven Bridges Tour is scheduled for September 20, with early-bird tickets opening June 5 and regular individual sales running June 11-17

May 28, 2026

If you want to ride the event, the immediate action is ticket timing. Use the official event site for the final route and participant rules.

Busan’s 77 km Seven Bridges Tour is scheduled for September 20, with early-bird tickets opening June 5 and regular individual sales running June 11-17.

What's scheduled

Busan says the 2026 Seven Bridges Tour will run as a single 77 km course. The city release says the ride starts at Gwangandaegyo Bridge, returns via Airport Road, and includes the spiral ramp section of Busan Harbor Bridge.

That sounds like a proper legs-and-wind day.

The event is planned for about 4,000 participants.

Ticket windows

The official release gives these sales windows:

Early bird: 300 tickets, KRW 80,000, from 2:00 p.m. on June 5. Regular individual: 2,700 tickets, KRW 100,000, from 2:00 p.m. on June 11 to 11:59 p.m. on June 17. Group: 500 tickets for groups of 10-20, handled separately during the regular window. Foreign tourist packages: 500 tickets through travel/OTA channels.

The 2025 early-bird round reportedly moved very quickly. Assume hesitation is not part of the purchase flow.

Event notes

Expect rules, queues, controlled starts, and whatever traffic plan the organizer publishes later.

For now, keep it simple:

Know the sales window. Check the official site before paying. Use the official route and participant rules when they are published. Train for wind, ramps, and stop-start city riding.

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Marine City view

TL;DR

  • The 2026 Seven Bridges Tour is scheduled for September 20, 2026.
  • Tickets open in stages from June 5, 2026.
  • Decide quickly if you want in, then use the official event site for the final route and participant rules.

This one may sell out fast.

Tickets come first here. Treat it as an organized event with rules, timing, and controlled roads.

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