Incheon Bus Terminal

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  Bus Terminal Departure Platform
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  Incheon Bus Terminal Entrance
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  Nearby Lotte Department Parking Entrance
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  Bus Terminal Front Tax Platform
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  Incheon Bus Terminal Bridge
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  Arrival Platform
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  Nearby Starbucks in Guwol-dong Rodeo Street
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  Bus Terminal Waiting Room & Ticket Office

Originally, Incheon's bus terminal was operated with separate terminals for each operator around Dongincheon Station, but on September 25, 1975, a bus terminal with 5,000 pyeong of land and 1,200 pyeong of basement was opened in the area of 614 Yonghyeon-dong, Nam-gu, near the terminus of Gyeongin Expressway. A five-story terminal above ground was completed. At that time, Kum-A Industries built it at a cost of approximately 600 million won at the time.^{[citation needed]} Afterwards, due to problems with narrow facilities and aging buildings due to expansion of development in the Incheon area, it was moved to its current location upon the opening of the Shinsegae Department Store Incheon branch on November 6, 1998.^[1] The site of the old terminal located in Yonghyeon-dong was transformed into Yonghyeon-dong Daewoo Apartments and redeveloped in 2001.

In May 2009, Incheon Transportation Corporation relocated the terminal to Unyeon-dong, Namdong-gu, Incheon Metropolitan City due to overcapacity of the current bus terminal located in Gwangyo-dong, and established a plan to redevelop the current location using private capital, but this was virtually canceled.^[2][3] Instead of planning to redevelop the existing site after relocating the terminal, Incheon Transportation Corporation sold the terminal to Lotte Group in September 2012 to solve financial difficulties. As a result, Shinsegae Department Store Incheon Branch closed on December 28, 2018, and was renamed Lotte Department Store Incheon Terminal Branch from January 4, 2019. During the change process, the existing Lotte Department Store Incheon branch located in Guwol-dong, opposite, was sold and changed to Elios Department Store.