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Dadaepo Sunset Fountain of Dreams

The Night Musical Fountain Shows are back on again this year! 

Dadaepo Sunset Fountain of Dreams is a must-see tourist attraction at the western Busan. The fountain was a Guinness World Records in 2010 for the world's largest fountain. It is a stunning display of light, sound and water choreographed to popular Korean and English music. Located near Dadaepo Beach, this musical fountain is easy to reach via subway (Dadaepo Station) and a must-last-stop to include in your sunset road, Dadaepo Beach walk itinerary. It's worth the visit and most importantly, it's FREE! 

Running Period: 
Saturday, April 30 – Sunday, October 30, 2022 (※ No show on Mondays)
Address: 사하구 몰운대1길 14 (다대동) 
Timings: 
Spring (April), Fall (September-October) 
Weekdays (Tue. – Fri.) 7:30pm (20mins) 
Weekends & Holidays 7:30pm (30mins), 8:30pm (20mins) 
Summer (May-August) 
Weekdays (Tue. – Fri.) 8:00pm (20mins) 
Weekends & Holidays 8:00pm (30mins), 9:00pm (20mins) 

 #2030부산월드액스포 #부산 #액스포프렌즈 #부산국제교류재단 #2030BusanWorldExpo #Busan #ExpoFriends #BFIC #wanderlust #kwentong_nemie




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