Getting here, parking & maps

City Buses and Transfers near Central Park

Bus routes, stops and frequencies change with policy, so third-party summaries age quickly. This page focuses on how to check rather than reproducing a list of numbers, and on what to watch when transferring to MRT R9.

Last checked：6 November 2026

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The corridors around the park

Zhongshan 1st Road and Wufu 3rd Road are the main roads beside the park, and city buses generally stop along these corridors. Verify stop names, direction and usable routes with the city transport bureau or the operator; stops with similar names on opposite sides are not interchangeable.

Transferring to MRT R9

The MRT handles the longer distance and a bus can cover the final leg. Before transferring, confirm the stop, the crossing point, and any works or event controls that day; stops may be moved temporarily when a large event finishes.

Why no route numbers are listed

Route numbers, frequencies and fares are highly volatile. With no same-day official data to verify, we publish no list that could leave a reader waiting for a discontinued service. For step-free travel, ask the operator directly about low-floor availability.

Frequently asked questions

Are there bus stops near Central Park?

City buses serve the Zhongshan 1st Road and Wufu 3rd Road corridors, but stops and routes change. Check the city transport bureau or the operator’s live information instead of an old article.

Which bus number goes to the park?

We deliberately list no route numbers because we cannot verify the current network. Official journey tools give the latest numbers, stops and predicted arrival times.

Is the bus cheaper?

Fares and discounts change and we do not compare unverified costs. Use the official fare notice and weigh waiting and transfer time as well.

Sources and verification limits

Opening hours, prices, services, events and facility status change. Check official announcements, primary sources and on-site signs before travelling.

Related guides

This is an independent, unofficial, non-profit visitor guide — not the Kaohsiung City Government, the park authority or the MRT operator.