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KINTEX Concert Guide (2026): GTX-A Exits, Last Trains and Lockers

Getting there

GTX-A to KINTEX Station

GTX-A runs through Seoul Station, Yeonsinnae, Daegok and KINTEX, and on to Unjeong Jungang. A KINTEX notice for a big 2025 exhibition also recommended it to avoid road and parking problems.

The station has 5 exits. KINTEX's route table gives a 5-minute walk, but one line of the same table says 14 minutes, so allow 15 minutes.

The station is deep underground: GTX-A says the lifts take about 4 minutes from the platform to the street. Allow more time when there is a crowd.

Line 3 to Daehwa Station

Daehwa is the end of Line 3.

• KINTEX lists a 14-minute walk from Daehwa Station to the venue.
• The KINTEX map shows walking routes from the Exit 2 and Exit 3 side to Exhibition Center 1. Center 2 is farther.
• KINTEX also lists buses at the stops around each hall.

From the airports

KINTEX publishes these approximate figures. They are undated, so check your map app before you go.

We couldn't find limousine 3300 in Incheon Airport's own bus list, so check it on the airport's site or at the bus counter before you rely on it.

After the show: last trains

• The GTX-A time comes from the GTX-A timetable.
• Check Line 3 last trains on a map app on show day.
• GTX-A runs less often late at night. At KINTEX Station, trains leave for Seoul at 23:04, 23:19, 23:34, 23:49, 00:04, 00:22 and 00:42.
• A late GTX-A train gets you to Seoul Station, but Line 1, Line 4 and AREX may have finished. Check the next leg to your hotel.

For the 2026 SBS Gayo Daejeon on 24 and 25 December, check the hall and end time in the show notice.

Crowds and taxis

• The KINTEX map marks one parking lot near Exhibition Center 1 as closed for construction, so don't plan to drive without checking.
• For a taxi, walk away from the gates before you request one. Allow more time at a big show.

Show the driver: 킨텍스, 경기도 고양시 일산서구 킨텍스로 217-60. Add the hall number if you know it.

Merch and lockers

• Merch: KINTEX publishes no general concert merch information. Each organizer runs its own booths, so check the show's official notice.
• Lockers: KINTEX lists lockers beside the entrances to Halls 1–4 in Center 1, and near Halls 6 and 10 and in the 2nd-floor central lobby in Center 2. Small lockers cost 1,000 won, medium 2,000 won and large 3,000 won. They are available during opening hours, which can change by event. The page doesn't list payment methods, so bring some cash. Phone: 010-4028-1883.

Organizers can restrict the area around a hall on show days, so a locker near another hall may be easier to reach.

Where to stay

We don't recommend specific hotels. These areas work well:

Seats and views

KINTEX is an exhibition center, not a fixed concert hall. The stage, floor and any seating are set up for each show, so the only reliable plan is on your show's official notice or booking page.

We don't rate views, because we have no official source.

FAQ

How do I get to KINTEX from Seoul?

Take GTX-A from Seoul Station to KINTEX Station. Use Exit 1 for Center 1 and Exit 5 for Center 2.

From Daehwa Station on Line 3, it is a 14-minute walk.

What time is the last train from KINTEX?

The last GTX-A train to Seoul Station leaves KINTEX Station at 00:42 every day. Check Line 3 on a map app on show day.

Is KINTEX in Seoul?

No. It is in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, just outside Seoul.

Are there lockers at KINTEX?

Yes. KINTEX lists paid lockers in both centers, from 1,000 to 3,000 won by size.

Hours depend on the event.