Bags · Busan Station
Busan Station Luggage Storage
By Minjae · What's Up Korea Story
Exit 5 takes a suitcase. The 1st floor, the 2nd floor, and the metro concourse take a day bag.
By Minjae · What's Up Korea Story · 8 min · Updated 2026-09-21
The search is this station. A suitcase comes off the KTX here, and four rooms in the same building hold it. They are not the same job.
A checked case wants Jim Carry, inside exit 5. A day bag wants a locker. Two banks are in the KTX building, one on the 1st floor by the Korail lounge and one on the 2nd floor in front of platforms 5 and 6. The metro boxes are a separate room in the line 1 concourse.
The KTX lockers are the ones that fill first. By late morning the 1st floor row is often gone, and the counter across the hall has a line too. A cubby can show as in use while it is empty. The phone number is on the cabinet. A photo of that empty cubby is what the operator asks for before opening it.
01 · Busan Station
Busan Station luggage storage · 부산역 짐보관
- Hours
- 09:00–22:00 daily
- Note
- S ₩5,000 · M ₩8,000 · L ₩10,000 per day. Same-day delivery drop-off ends 14:50.
This is the counter for the case a locker will not take. Jim Carry, 짐캐리, is inside KTX exit 5 on the 1st floor. The company page prices a calendar day, not two hours. A suitcase up to 55cm on the longest side is ₩5,000. From 56 to 70cm is ₩8,000. From 71cm is ₩10,000. A bag is ₩3,000 up to 45cm, ₩5,000 from 46 to 60cm, and ₩8,000 from 61cm. A golf caddy bag is ₩10,000. One coat is ₩3,000. The same desk can send the bag on, from ₩12,000 for a small suitcase, but same-day drop-off ends at 14:50 and pickup at the other end starts from 15:00. The window closes at 22:00. A second desk is listed at Eurasia Platform building B, room 107, on the same phone, 1544-8215.
02 · Busan Station
1st floor coin lockers · 1층 물품보관함
- Hours
- With the station, first trains until around midnight
- Note
- 2 hours: S ₩1,000 · M ₩1,500 · L ₩2,000 · XL ₩3,000. Then ₩200–₩500 an hour.
These boxes sit on the 1st floor by exit 5, across from the Korail lounge, with Jim Carry on the same hall. The posted start is 2 hours, not the metro’s 3: ₩1,000 small, ₩1,500 medium, ₩2,000 large, ₩3,000 extra-large. After that the machine adds ₩200, ₩300, ₩400, or ₩500 an hour. At 12 hours it adds another block, the base price again for the three smaller sizes and ₩2,500 for extra-large. Card or cash. A small cabin bag is already tight in the small box, so the larger cubbies go first. The row is often full once the morning KTX trains have emptied. A cubby can read as in use while it is empty. The operator number is printed on the cabinet, and a photo of the empty box is what gets it opened.
03 · Busan Station
2nd floor coin lockers · 2층 물품보관함
- Hours
- With the station, first trains until around midnight
- Note
- Same 2-hour prices as the 1st floor. Often full after the morning trains.
The second bank is upstairs, in front of KTX platforms 5 and 6. Same sizes, same 2-hour prices, same payment. People coming off the train hit this row before they ever see exit 5. It fills on the same morning clock as the 1st floor. When both KTX rows are full, the counter downstairs is the suitcase option, and the metro concourse is the other locker room.
04 · Busan Station
Metro coin lockers · 지하철 물품보관함
- Hours
- Open with the metro
- Note
- 3 hours: S ₩2,000 · M ₩3,000 · L ₩4,000 · XL ₩6,000. 78 extra-large boxes.
Line 1 is a short underground walk from the KTX hall, and it keeps its own boxes: 10 small, 40 medium, 7 large, and 78 extra-large. The extra-large one is 37cm wide, 87cm high, and 55cm deep. That is a fat backpack or a slim cabin bag turned the right way, not a 24-inch case. The first 3 hours cost ₩2,000, ₩3,000, ₩4,000, or ₩6,000 by size. Time after that is extra, and the screen on the box is the rate. Useful once the KTX rows are full. Still the wrong room for a checked suitcase.
None of the lockers are a three-night closet. Jim Carry is a day rate and it closes at 22:00. The boxes stay with the station, from the first trains until around midnight. After a day, the bag wants a hotel.
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