🧳 Where to leave your luggage in Seoul
Checked out but flying at night? Seoul's subway has lockers and staffed luggage counters, and some can send your bag to the airport.
Step by step
- T-Locker: self-service lockers5,557 lockers at 273 stations. 4 hours: small ₩2,200 (weekday) / ₩3,100 (weekend), up to large ₩4,400 / ₩6,100. Open 5 AM–midnight; no retrieval outside those hours.
- T-Luggage: staffed countersCounters include Seoul Station (B1, exit 1), Hongik Univ. (B1, exits 3–4), Myeong-dong (B1, exits 9–10), Jamsil (B1, exits 3–4) and Gimpo Airport Station. 9 AM–10 PM; small bag from ₩3,000 for 4 hours (weekday), +₩1,000 per extra hour.
- Send it to Incheon AirportT-Luggage delivers from a station to Incheon Airport the same day: from ₩20,000 on weekdays or ₩29,000 on weekends (bags up to 23").
- Book or walk inReserve at tluggage.co.kr or just walk up to a counter. The T-Locker app is Korean-only.
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Before you go
- Big suitcase (27"+)? T-Luggage storage is from ₩9,000 weekday / ₩13,000 weekend for 4 hours.
- Expired locker items may be kept up to a month, then donated or discarded.
- Locker help line (Korean): +82-2-1877-1265, 6 AM–midnight.
Routes
Checked Sep 26 · Sources: english.seoul.go.kr · www.tluggage.co.kr
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