After 7 years of construction Incheon Subway Line 2 finally opens on Saturday July 30th 2016 and connects the northern area of the city (Seo-gu) with the rest of the city and finishes down in the South East of the City (Namdong-gu). The line was delayed by a year or so, but now it’s opening it should hopefully be a boost for local businesses as well as easing traffic congestion. It should be noted that some local bus routes will change because of the line opening and therefore people should check in advance their bus routes.
The line only uses small 2 carriage trains (pictured below), but they should run every 3 to 6 minutes dependent on peak or off-peak time.
Incheon Line 2 Route Map
There are 27 stations in total making up Incheon Line 2. Transfer station are Geomam Station (Airport Line), Juan Station (Seoul Line 1) and Incheon City Hall Station (Incheon Line 1), also In the future Seongnam Station will connect to Seoul Line 7. Here is a route map;
*Please note this is not an official map and therefore things can change (station names etc)
Useful Additional Links and Information
Firstly here is a video which shows the trains, stations and the overall operation;
Secondly here are a few useful links for more information on Incheon Subway Line 2;
Official Incheon Line 2 Website (Korean)
Koject.com Article on Incheon Line 2
Finally
As always if you have any questions about Incheon Subway Line 2 and/or anything else please feel free to let us know. Either below by Email or via Twitter or Facebook.
Tim & Jeonghye
Modern Seoul
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