Ulsan (USN): city buses, seat buses and limousines
The airport lists bus and taxi. City buses, seat buses and limousine buses call at the terminal, and intercity tickets must be bought in advance.
- The airport lists two kinds of public transport: bus and taxi.
- Three bus categories call at the passenger terminal: city buses, seat buses and limousine buses.
- Seat buses are the more comfortable, slightly dearer city service with guaranteed seating.
- Intercity bus tickets must be issued in advance, from a machine or an app.
- Published base fares are for the final destination, with intermediate fares on bustago.or.kr.
- Ulsan is South Korea's industrial capital, home to the world's largest car assembly plant and one of its largest shipyards.
- The KTX station at Ulsan is some distance from the city, which keeps the airport useful.
- The airport is close to the city centre, unusually so for a Korean airport.
What runs
- Korea Airports Corporation lists bus and taxi as the public transport at Ulsan.
- The passenger terminal is served by city buses, seat buses and limousine buses.
- Seat buses (jwaseok beoseu) are the express-style city service with guaranteed seats and a higher fare than the ordinary bus.
Tickets
- Intercity bus tickets must be issued before boarding, from an unmanned machine or an app.
- Published fares are to the final destination; intermediate fares are on bustago.or.kr.
The city
- Ulsan is the centre of South Korean heavy industry: Hyundai's car plant, Hyundai Heavy Industries' shipyard, and a large petrochemical complex.
- Much of the airport's traffic is business travel between Ulsan and Seoul.
- Ulsan KTX station is well outside the city, in Ulju county, which is one reason air travel has held on here.
Around it
- Gyeongju is about 40 km north, and Busan about 50 km south.
- Daewangam Park and the Taehwa river bamboo grove are the city's own attractions.
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