Gimpo Goldline: all 10 stations from Yangchon to Gimpo Airport
A two-car driverless line from Gimpo's new towns to Gimpo International Airport. 10 stations and 62 keystrokes, the lightest Seoul-area line in the game.
October 6, 2026 · 1 min read
The Gimpo Goldline opened in September 2019. This driverless light rail line links Yangchon in Gimpo's Hangang New Town with Gimpo International Airport in Seoul's Gangseo-gu. Each train has two cars and a top speed of 80 km/h.
The stations
From Yangchon the line runs Gurae, Masan, Janggi, Unyang, Geolpo Bukbyeon, Sau, Pungmu, Gochon and Gimpo International Airport, where it meets Line 5, Line 9 and AREX.
Typing it
The whole line takes 62 Hangul keystrokes, about 6.2 per station, which makes it the lightest Seoul-area line in HelloSubway and a good first ride. Geolpo Bukbyeon and Gimpo International Airport (김포공항) are the longest at 11, and Gurae and Sau need four. Start the Gimpo Goldline.
Common questions
How many stations does the Gimpo Goldline have in HelloSubway?
10 stations, from Yangchon to Gimpo International Airport.
Where can I change from the Gimpo Goldline to another line?
1 of its stations are shared with other lines in the game, including Gimpo International Airport.
How hard is the Gimpo Goldline to type?
Typing every station once takes 62 keystrokes, about 6.2 per station. The longest name is Geolpo Bukbyeon at 11. The game rates it level 1 of 7 among the lines of its city.
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