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MRT Map in Singapore:
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Singapore may be small, but our size isn’t a reflection of how extensive our MRT system is, boasting a total of more than 130 stations on MRT Map, reaching almost every nitty-gritty spot across our island.
If you’re guilty of constantly complaining – “But Singapore so boring leh”, this comprehensive guide to the MRT lines might open up new weekend adventures for you. The next time you catch yourself saying that, just whip this MRT Map page out, pick a stop (any stop!) to alight at, and get ready to uncover your local hidden gems.
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About Singapore’s Mass Rapid Transport
Singapore started their first MRT station in the early 1980’s, with the first section of the MRT launching operations on November 7th in 1987. It was a North South line station that spanned across 6km and consisted of five stations. Mrt tracks are built around districts to ensure the stations are fully utilised.
Singapore MRT Train Map Guide: Payment, Cost & Operating Hours
| MRT Fares (as of 28 December 2019) Source: Wikipedia | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult | Senior citizen / Persons with disabilities | Student1 | Workfare transport Concession |
| $0.92 – $2.17 | $0.59 – $0.92 | $0.42 – $0.63 | $0.68 – $1.72 |
How to pay for Singapore MRT rides?
You are able to use stored value card, i.e ez-link or NETS Flashpay, or buy 1-2 way tickets at each station as well. Fares are charged based on distance travelled.
Operating hours for Singapore MRTs:
5.30am to around midnight daily. With the exception of festive periods.
Train arrives every 2-3 minutes during peak, and 5-7 minutes during offpeak.
Services available in MRT stations:
Haircut, nail salon & tuition centers often occupy rental within stations as well.
Singapore MRT Line Map: Recommendations & Activities
You can check out what to do on varies MRT stations through the linked guides below!
SG MRT Map & MRT Station: Where do I start?
If you are looking to explore MRT Lines and MRT stations, out of boredom or adventure.
You should know that different MRT lines and MRT stations have different specialties, it depends entirely on what you are interested in. As a local, my only recommendation is to explore and see what area interest you the most.
MRT Line In Singapore: How many MRT Stations are there?
Currently there are 5 MRT lines in operation (Not inclusive of LRT), with the Thomson–East Coast MRT line / brown line coming soon.
- East-West MRT Line / Green Line
- North-South MRT Line / Red Line
- Downtime MRT line / Blue Line
- North-East MRT Line / Purple
- Circle MRT Line / Orange Line
East-West MRT Line (Mass Rapid Transport) Map
An intimately-coined term by many East-siders, “East side best side” is not for nothing. The amount of food that lies within this space is much to behold, especially for your bellies.
Other than food, other exciting adventures you can look out for are also leisure and entertainment in heartland malls, and even some outdoor sightseeing along the East-West Line Mass Rapid Transport (MRT) Map.
Check out more East-West Line recommendations here.
MRT Stations On East West Line:
There 35 stations on the EWL MRT Map.
| EW1 CR5 CP1 |
| EW2 – DT32 |
| EW3 |
| EW4 CG |
| EW5 |
| EW6 |
| EW7 |
| EW8 CC9 |
| EW9 |
| EW10 |
| EW11 |
| EW12 DT14 |
| EW13 NS25 |
| EW14 NS26 |
| EW15 |
| EW16 NE3 TE17 |
| EW17 |
| EW18 |
| EW19 |
| EW20 |
| EW21 CC22 |
| EW22 |
| EW23 |
| EW24 NS1 JE5 |
| EW25 |
| EW26 |
| EW27 JS8 |
| EW28 |
| EW29 |
| EW30 |
| EW31 |
| EW32 |
| EW33 |
| Pasir Ris |
| Tampines |
| Simei |
| Tanah Merah |
| Bedok |
| Kembangan |
| Eunos |
| Paya Lebar |
| Aljunied |
| Kallang |
| Lavender |
| Bugis |
| City Hall |
| Raffles Place |
| Tanjong Pagar |
| Outram Park |
| Tiong Bahru |
| Redhill |
| Queenstown |
| Commonwealth |
| Buona Vista |
| Dover |
| Clementi |
| Jurong East |
| Chinese Garden |
| Lakeside |
| Boon Lay |
| Pioneer |
| Joo Koon |
| Gul Circle |
| Tuas Crescent |
| Tuas West Road |
| Tuas Link |
MRT Station: Discount, Perks & Concessions
Concession cards for Children
Children up to 0.9m in height and who are accompanied by a fare-paying commuter will be able to travel the MRT for free.
For other commuters, a range of concession cards are available to reduce the cost of public transport.
North-South Mrt Line (Mass Rapid Transport) Map
While City Hall, Orchard and Somerset have long stolen the limelight on the North-South line, some off-the-beaten paths on Toa Payoh, Newton and Sembawang may very well be a good bet for novel adventures on days you’re not feeling the urban jungle.
You can expect to find leisure and entertainment, art and culture, food, as well as outdoor activities along the North-South Line Mass Rapid Transport (MRT) Map.
MRT Stations On North-South MRT Line:
There 27 stations on the NSL MRT Map.
| NS1 EW24 JE5 |
| NS2 |
| NS3 |
| NS3A |
| NS4 BP1 JS1 |
| NS5 |
| NS6 DT– |
| NS7 |
| NS8 |
| NS9 TE2 |
| NS10 |
| NS11 |
| NS12 |
| NS13 |
| NS14 |
| NS15 |
| NS16 CR11 |
| NS17 CC15 |
| NS18 |
| NS19 |
| NS20 |
| NS21 – DT11 |
| NS22 TE14 |
| NS23 |
| NS24 NE6 CC1 |
| NS25 EW13 |
| NS26 EW14 |
| NS27 CE2 TE20 |
| NS28 |
| Jurong East |
| Bukit Batok |
| Bukit Gombak |
| Brickland |
| Choa Chu Kang |
| Yew Tee |
| Sungei Kadut |
| Kranji |
| Marsiling |
| Woodlands |
| Admiralty |
| Sembawang |
| Canberra |
| Yishun |
| Khatib |
| Yio Chu Kang |
| Ang Mo Kio |
| Bishan |
| Braddell |
| Toa Payoh |
| Novena |
| Newton |
| Orchard |
| Somerset |
| Dhoby Ghaut |
| City Hall |
| Raffles Place |
| Marina Bay |
Marina South Pier |
Downtown MRT Line (Mass Rapid Transport) Map
Downtown Line may be the newest kid on the block, but its prominent neighbourhoods definitely have been popular hangout spots for tourists and the local gallivants.
Some of the most interesting finds along this line are art and culture places, leisure and entertainment, as well as outdoor activities on the Downtown Line MRT.
MRT Stations On Downtown MRT Line:
There 35 stations on the DTL MRT Map.
| DT– NS6 |
| DT1 – BP6 |
| DT2 |
| DT3 |
| DT4 |
| DT5 |
| DT6 |
| DT7 |
| DT8 |
| DT9 CC19 |
| DT10 TE11 |
| DT11 – NS21 |
| DT12 NE7 |
| DT13 |
| DT14 EW12 |
| DT15 CC4 |
| DT16 CE1 |
| DT17 |
| DT18 |
| DT19 NE4 |
| DT20 |
| DT21 |
| DT22 |
| DT23 |
| DT24 |
| DT25 |
| DT26 CC10 |
| DT27 |
| DT28 |
| DT29 |
| DT30 |
| DT31 |
| DT32 – EW2 |
| DT33 |
| DT34 |
| DT35 CG1 |
| Sungei Kadut |
| Bukit Panjang |
| Cashew |
| Hillview |
| Hume |
| Beauty World |
| King Albert Park |
| Sixth Avenue |
| Tan Kah Kee |
| Botanic Gardens |
| Stevens |
| Newton |
| Little India |
| Rochor |
| Bugis |
| Promenade |
| Bayfront |
| Downtown |
| Telok Ayer |
| Chinatown |
| Fort Canning |
| Bencoolen |
| Jalan Besar |
| Bendemeer |
| Geylang Bahru |
| Mattar |
| MacPherson |
| Ubi |
| Kaki Bukit |
| Bedok North |
| Bedok Reservoir |
| Tampines West |
| Tampines |
| Tampines East |
| Upper Changi |
| Expo |
North-East MRT Line (Mass Rapid Transport) map
Some main locations worth checking out along the purple line are Punggol, Little India, and Nex. Along this North-East MRT route, you can expect to find leisure and entertainment, art and culture, as well as ourdoor activities.
MRT Stations On North-East MRT Line:
There 17 stations on the NEL MRT Map.
| NE1 CC29 |
| NE3 EW16 TE17 |
| NE4 DT19 |
| NE5 |
| NE6 NS24 CC1 |
| NE7 DT12 |
| NE8 |
| NE9 |
| NE10 |
| NE11 |
| NE12 CC13 |
| NE13 |
| NE14 CR8 |
| NE15 |
| NE16 STC |
| NE17 PTC CP4 |
| HarbourFront |
| Outram Park |
| Chinatown |
| Clarke Quay |
| Dhoby Ghaut |
| Little India |
| Farrer Park |
| Boon Keng |
| Potong Pasir |
| Woodleigh |
| Serangoon |
| Kovan |
| Hougang |
| Buangkok |
| Sengkang |
| Punggol |
Circle Line MRT (Mass Rapid Transport) Map
Although much of Circle Line serves as residential and work areas, that doesn’t mean this line is all that boring.
If you find yourself along this line, check out the local food options here, as well as shopping malls. As you explore a little further off the line towards the end, you can expect to unwind in the serenity of nature.
You can check out Circle Line recommendations here.
MRT Stations On Circle MRT Line:
There 17 stations on the NEL MRT Map.
| CC1 NS24 NE6 |
| CC2 |
| CC3 |
| CC4 DT15 |
| CC5 |
| CC6 |
| CC7 |
| CC8 |
| CC9 EW8 |
| CC10 DT26 |
| CC11 |
| CC12 |
| CC13 NE12 |
| CC14 |
| CC15 NS17 |
| CC16 |
| CC17 TE9 |
| CC18 |
| CC19 DT9 |
| CC20 |
| CC21 |
| CC22 EW21 |
| CC23 |
| CC24 |
| CC25 |
| CC26 |
| CC27 |
| CC28 |
| CC29 NE1 |
| Dhoby Ghaut |
| Bras Basah |
| Esplanade |
| Promenade |
| Nicoll Highway |
| Stadium |
| Mountbatten |
| Dakota |
| Paya Lebar |
| MacPherson |
| Tai Seng |
| Bartley |
| Serangoon |
| Lorong Chuan |
| Bishan |
| Marymount |
| Caldecott |
| Bukit Brown |
Botanic Gardens |
| Farrer Road |
| Holland Village |
| Buona Vista |
| one-north |
| Kent Ridge |
| Haw Par Villa |
| Pasir Panjang |
| Labrador Park |
| Telok Blangah |
| HarbourFront |