Paradise Casino Busan
Korea
A casino in the Haeundae area of Busan. It is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Foreign travelers can enter by showing their passport, and you must be 19 or older. Casual clothing is fine.
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Information checked: September 28, 2026
For foreign visitors only (local residents and local nationals cannot enter)
- Minimum age
- 19 and over
- Passport
- Required
- Foreign visitors only
- Yes
- Dress code
- Casual clothing is fine. However, you may be refused entry if you wear shorts, tracksuits or sandals.
- Entry fee
- Free
- Address
- 296, Haeundaehaebyeon-ro (Jung-dong), Haeundae-gu, Busan, Korea
Overview
This casino is located in the Haeundae area of Busan (address: 296, Haeundaehaebyeon-ro (Jung-dong), Haeundae-gu, Busan, Korea).
Paradise Hotel Busan houses the casino on floors 1 to 3 of its new wing, and you enter and leave through the main lobby on the 1st floor. The casino's official website lists 29 Baccarat tables, 2 Blackjack tables, 2 Roulette tables, 1 other table game, 64 slot machines and 41 electronic table games (confirmed in September 2026). There is also an ocean-view gaming room for VIP guests.
Entry requirements
This casino is for foreign visitors only and is open to holders of foreign passports. You must be 19 or older, and you need to show your passport at the entrance. Casual clothing is generally fine, but you may be refused entry if you wear shorts, tracksuits or sandals.
The official Paradise Casino website says entry is free and that you must bring your passport so staff can check your age and nationality. If you do not get a membership card on your first visit, you need to bring your documents every time you return. Cameras, electronic devices, metal items (including umbrellas), food and drinks are not allowed inside the casino, so leave them at the check room before you enter. Photos are only allowed in designated areas such as the entrance. The gaming tables are non-smoking, and there are separate smoking booths. You can sign up for membership and get your card at the Rewards Desk inside the casino.
Dress code
The official website says casual clothing is fine, but you may be refused entry in very casual clothing such as shorts, tracksuits or sandals (confirmed in September 2026). You can compare dress code guidelines for other casinos in our Korea casino guide for first-time visitors.
Opening hours
Open 24 hours a day, every day of the year.
Games
The casino's official website lists table games such as Baccarat, Blackjack, Roulette, poker and Sic Bo (Dai Siu / Tai Sai), as well as Slot Machines. The official Paradise Hotel Busan website lists Three Card Poker and Texas Hold'em Poker as its poker games, and there is also an electronic games area (confirmed in September 2026).
Chips and currency exchange
The official Paradise Hotel Busan website says currencies such as Korean won, Japanese yen, US dollars and Chinese yuan can be used. You can buy chips from the dealer at the gaming table. To change chips back into cash, use the exchange counter. Dealers do not exchange chips for cash (according to the beginner's guide on the official Paradise Casino website).
Food and drinks in the casino
The official Paradise Hotel Busan website says food and drinks are served free of charge at the bar inside the casino, and that you can order from the dealer or a helper while you play.
Getting there
The nearest station is Haeundae Station on Subway Line 2. The official Paradise Hotel Busan website says it is about a 10-minute walk from Exit 3 or Exit 5 toward Haeundae Beach. From Gimhae International Airport, the website suggests a limousine bus or a taxi (about 40 minutes).
Always check the official website for the latest information, including entry requirements and opening hours, before you travel.
- Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, SunOpen 24 hours
Baccarat
A card game where you predict whether the Player or the Banker hand will be closer to 9
Difficulty for beginners: Very easy
Blackjack
A game where you draw cards without going over 21 and aim for a higher total than the dealer
Difficulty for beginners: Easy
Roulette
A game where you place chips predicting the number or color the ball will land on
Difficulty for beginners: Easy
Sic Bo
A game where you bet on the results or total of three dice
Difficulty for beginners: Easy
Three Card Poker
A poker game where your three-card hand is compared against the dealer's
Difficulty for beginners: Moderate
Texas Hold'em Poker
A poker game where you make your best five-card hand from seven cards: your two hole cards and five community cards
Difficulty for beginners: Somewhat hard
Slot Machines
A machine game where you insert bills or a ticket and press a button to spin the reels
Difficulty for beginners: Very easy
Electronic Table Games (ETG)
A format where you bet on table games such as Baccarat from a terminal at your seat
Difficulty for beginners: Very easy
Address: 296, Haeundaehaebyeon-ro (Jung-dong), Haeundae-gu, Busan, Korea
Access: About a 10-minute walk from Haeundae Station on Subway Line 2 (Exits 3 and 5). From Gimhae International Airport, take a limousine bus or a taxi (about 40 minutes).
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