FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Seoul station has the most coin lockers?
Locker counts change in real time. Larger interchange stations — Seoul Station, Jamsil, and Hongdae (Hongik University Station) — typically have more total lockers. Check the live table above for current availability across all stations.
How do Seoul station coin lockers charge?
Seoul subway coin lockers charge per 4-hour block, not per day. If you store your bag for 5 hours, you pay for two blocks. Pricing varies by station and size — check the individual station page for exact rates.
What if all lockers are full?
On busy weekends and concert days, large (L) lockers fill up quickly. Try a nearby station — one stop can make a big difference. Bounce also offers same-day partner storage near most major Seoul stations with no size limit and no reservation required.
Do I need cash for Seoul coin lockers?
Most Seoul subway coin lockers do not accept cash directly. Pay with T-money card, credit/debit card, or the T-Locker (또타라커) app.