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Outlines the six main MRT lines in Singapore as of 2025, detailing their color codes, number of stations, key routes, operators, and major stations. It serves as a quick reference for understanding the geographical coverage and connectivity of each line, helping users plan their journeys across the city.
| Line Name | Color | Number of Stations | Key Terminals/Route | Operator | Major Stations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| North-South Line (NSL) | Red | 27 | Jurong East (NS1) to Marina South Pier (NS28) | SMRT | Orchard, City Hall, Dhoby Ghaut, Raffles Place |
| East-West Line (EWL) | Green | 35 | Tuas Link (EW33) to Pasir Ris (EW1) / Changi Airport (CG2) | SMRT | Bugis, Tanjong Pagar, Jurong East, Changi Airport |
| North-East Line (NEL) | Purple | 16 | HarbourFront (NE1) to Punggol (NE17) | SBS Transit | Chinatown, Little India, Clarke Quay, Dhoby Ghaut |
| Circle Line (CCL) | Yellow | 30 | Dhoby Ghaut (CC1) to HarbourFront (CC29), with Marina Bay branch | SMRT | Botanic Gardens, Esplanade, Stadium, Buona Vista |
| Downtown Line (DTL) | Blue | 34 | Bukit Panjang (DT1) to Expo (DT35) | SBS Transit | Bugis, Little India, Downtown, Bayfront |
| Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL) | Brown | 28 (as of mid-2025) | Woodlands North (TE1) to Bayshore (TE27), extensions ongoing | SMRT | Orchard, Great World, Gardens by the Bay, Woodlands South |
MRT’s operating hours, peak and off-peak train frequencies, and additional notes on service extensions or real-time information sources. It’s designed to help commuters know when trains run and how often, ensuring efficient travel planning.
| Aspect | Details | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Operating Hours | 5:30 AM to midnight (last train up to 12:30 AM) | Varies slightly by line and station; earlier starts on weekends/public holidays |
| Peak Hours | Weekdays 7:30 AM–9:30 AM and 5:30 PM–7:30 PM | Trains every 2–3 minutes |
| Off-Peak Hours | All other times | Trains every 5–7 minutes |
| Extensions | During festivals (e.g., Chinese New Year) | Check LTA website or apps for updates |
| Apps for Real-Time Info | MyTransport Singapore, SG MRT | Includes last train timings and disruptions |
The various ticketing options for the MRT, including single-trip tickets, EZ-Link cards, tourist passes, and contactless bank card payments. It includes costs, best-use scenarios, and purchase locations, making it easier for users to choose the most cost-effective and convenient payment method.
| Type | Description | Cost (SGD) | Best For | Where to Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single-Trip Ticket | One-way paper ticket, non-reusable | 1.50–3.00 (distance-based) | Occasional users | Vending machines at stations |
| EZ-Link Card | Reusable stored-value card, tap-in/tap-out | 10 initial (5 card fee + 5 value); top-ups from 10 | Regular commuters, discounts on fares | Stations, 7-Eleven, online; valid 5 years |
| NETS FlashPay Card | Similar to EZ-Link, usable for retail | Similar to EZ-Link | Commuters wanting retail integration | Stations, convenience stores |
| Singapore Tourist Pass | Unlimited rides for 1–3 days on MRT/LRT/buses | 22 (1-day), 29 (2-day), 34 (3-day); includes 10 refundable deposit | Tourists with heavy travel | Changi Airport, major stations; return for refund within 5 days |
| Contactless Bank Card | Use Visa/Mastercard/AMEX directly | Same as EZ-Link fares | Convenience, no extra card needed | N/A (use your own card) |
| Concessions | Reduced fares for students, seniors, disabled | Varies (e.g., 0.59–1.72 for seniors) | Eligible groups | Apply via TransitLink for personalized cards |
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