Seoul Subway Line 8: all 24 stations from Byeollae to Moran
The pink line runs from Namyangju through Jamsil to Moran in Seongnam. Since the 2024 extension it has 24 stations and takes 190 keystrokes.
October 6, 2026 · 1 min read
Line 8 is the pink line. It opened in stages, from Jamsil to Moran in November 1996 and to Amsa in July 1999. Until 2024 it was the shortest heavy-rail line in the Seoul subway. The Byeollae Line extension, from Amsa to Byeollae, opened on August 10, 2024 and carried it north into Namyangju in Gyeonggi-do. HelloSubway types it from Byeollae to Moran, 24 stations.
The route
From Byeollae the line runs Dasan, Donggureung, Guri, Jangja Lake Park, Amsa History Park and Amsa, then crosses into Seoul at Cheonho, Gangdong-gu Office, Mongchontoseong, Jamsil, Seokchon, Songpa, Garak Market, Munjeong and Jangji. The southern end is in Seongnam: Bokjeong, Namwirye, Sanseong, Namhansanseong Ipgu, Dandaeogeori, Sinheung, Sujin and Moran.
Transfers and typing
Seven stations are transfers: Guri, Cheonho, Jamsil, Seokchon, Garak Market, Bokjeong and Moran. The line takes 190 Hangul keystrokes, about 7.9 per station. The three new names from 2024 are among the longest: Amsa History Park (암사역사공원) and Namhansanseong Ipgu (남한산성입구) at 17, and Jangja Lake Park at 16. Guri is the shortest at four. With 24 stations it is one of the quicker full rides. Start Line 8.
Common questions
How many stations does Line 8 have in HelloSubway?
24 stations, from Byeollae to Moran.
Where can I change from Line 8 to another line?
7 of its stations are shared with other lines in the game, including Guri, Cheonho, Jamsil, Seokchon, Garak Market, Bokjeong.
How hard is Line 8 to type?
Typing every station once takes 190 keystrokes, about 7.9 per station. The longest name is Amsa History Park at 17. The game rates it level 3 of 7 among the lines of its city.
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