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Seoul World Cup Stadium Luggage Storage: Coin Lockers at the Station

Updated 2026-11-05 · 4 min read

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  • World Cup Stadium Station (Line 6) has coin lockers at 3 spots, about 43 — on the B2 concourse (Exits 2/3) and B1.
  • It serves Seoul World Cup Stadium — a top concert venue and FC Seoul's football ground — plus Haneul Park.
  • Prices are the standard Seoul rate (small ₩2,200 to large ₩4,400 for 4 hours); hours roughly 05:00-01:00.
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World Cup Stadium Station opens straight onto Seoul World Cup Stadium — one of the city's biggest concert venues and the home of FC Seoul — with Haneul Park and the World Cup Park next door. Big-event crowds and bag limits at the gate make it worth storing your luggage first.

Coin lockers at World Cup Stadium Station

World Cup Stadium Station (Line 6) has T-Locker coin lockers at 3 spots, about 43 in total, mostly on the B2 concourse toward Exits 2 and 3, with one bank on B1 toward Exit 2. See each spot and the live count by size on the World Cup Stadium Station page.

Prices are the same across Seoul — about ₩2,200 (small) to ₩4,400 (large) for four hours, then hourly. English screen, pay by card, no ID.

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Concerts, football and Haneul Park

On concert and match days the stadium limits what you can carry in, so drop your bag here first. In autumn the silver-grass fields of Haneul Park are a short climb from the station — much nicer without a case.

When they are full

With about 43 units this is a smaller bank, and concert days fill it fast — check the live count on the station page before you arrive. If it is full, Digital Media City is one stop west on Line 6. See also locker sizes and prices.

Sources: prices, sizes and hours from the Seoul Metropolitan Government (T-Locker); spots, counts and availability from Seoul Open Data.

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FAQ

Is there luggage storage at Seoul World Cup Stadium?

Yes. World Cup Stadium Station (Line 6) has coin lockers at 3 spots, about 43 total, on the B2 concourse (Exits 2/3) and B1. English screen, card, no ID.

How much are the lockers?

The standard Seoul rate: about ₩2,200 (small) to ₩4,400 (large) for four hours, plus an hourly charge. Hours are roughly 05:00-01:00.

What if they are full on a concert day?

The bank is small (about 43) and fills fast, so check the live count first. Digital Media City is one stop west on Line 6.

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