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Jamsillaru Station

In Korean: 잠실나루

On Line 2. The station entrance is at street level.

Street to platform
Street-level entranceThis data lists elevators from the street to the platform.
Accessible toilets
1, wheelchair-usableOpen 05:00–24:00.
Platform gap
Most doors 10 cm or lessUsually 7.5 cm. Some doors are wider, up to 10.5 cm. Ask staff about a portable boarding plate.

Elevator status

2 of 2 elevators listed as in service on Oct 24, 2026, when we collected this data. This is not live status. If one is stopped, ask station staff, or call 1330 for interpretation.

Public data · Oct 2026

Elevators

Line 2

  • Street-level entrance
  • platform (2F) to 1F · near car 3-4 (toward Gangbyeon) and car 8-1 (toward Jamsil) · 2 elevators

Elevators near this station

Toilets

Outside the gates
1F, by Exit 2Wheelchair-usable. Open 05:00–24:00.

Toilets near this station

Where to board

Wheelchair spaces are shown as car and door: 4-1 means car 4, door 1. Positions can vary a little by train, so check the markings on the platform floor.

Sources differ on the door in car 10, so the strip marks only the car.

Line 2
1-4234-4567-18910Most doors 10 cm or less. Usually 7.5 cm. Some doors are wider, up to 10.5 cm.

Help

Portable boarding plate
1 on Line 2Ask station staff before you board.

Near this station

  • Wheelchair accessible
    Lotte World Tower & MallSight
    Place
  • Wheelchair accessible
    Seoul ChaekbogoMuseum & cultureLess than 50 m in a straight line.
    Place
  • Wheelchair accessible
    Lotte World AquariumSightAbout 730 m in a straight line.
    Place
  • Wheelchair accessible
    Lotte Museum of ArtMuseum & cultureAbout 740 m in a straight line.
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Data sources

This page is built from public data. Each date is the month we collected the dataset, or the date of the file when it has a fixed date. Most rows in the station elevator and toilet data carry a 2021 date.

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