Earthquakes are one of the main causes of damage to the integrated pipe gallery. Once the integrated pipe gallery is damaged, the consequences will be much more complex than the traditional buried pipeline. In this paper, several common joint forms of integrated pipe gallery are introduced, fi? nite element models are established for different joint forms, the standard section of the integrated pipe gallery is selected, the concrete plastic damage model and soil constitutive model are considered, and the seismic response analysis of the pipe gallery with different joint forms and the internal pipelines is analyzed by applying viscoelastic artificial boundary and equivalent nodal force by the self-programmed program. The results show that the response of the monolithic cast-in-situ structure is higher than that of the prefabricated assembled structure for the maximum longitudinal displacement difference under different ground motion intensities, and the response difference will further increase with the increase of ground motion intensity. Under the two joint forms, the damage of the standard section of the pipe gallery under the seismic action is very small, and only minor damage will occur when the peak accel? eration of ground motion reaches 0.4g and above, which will not affect its serviceability states. Under the same seismic action, the pipe stress level of the small diameter pipe will be smaller than that of the large diameter pipe. The joint form of combining a rubber water stop belt with a prestressed steel bar at the same time will be more conducive to reducing the stress level of the pipeline in the corridor than the joint form of only a rubber water stop belt. Considering that the prefabricated assembled structure connected by prestressed steel bars will further improve the safety level of the pipelines in the corri? dor, therefore, when the cost permits, not only the waterproofing of the joints should be considered, but also the adjacent sections should be connected with prestressed ribs to further improve the seismic performance of the integrated pipe gallery.