Metropolitan station

MetropolitanGrootstedelijk⠀⠀都议会⠀⠀都議会 	MetropolitanGrootstedelijk⠀⠀都议会⠀⠀都議会 	MetropolitanGrootstedelijk⠀⠀都议会⠀⠀都議会
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View of the concourse in May 2022 	View of the concourse in May 2022 	View of the concourse in May 2022
Station details 	Station details 	Station details
Location 	Victoria Avenue, Melvin Hills 	Victoria Avenue, Melvin Hills
Borough 	City of Wentworth 	City of Wentworth
Owner 	Transport for Wentworth 	Transport for Wentworth
Operator 	Wentworth Metro 	Wentworth Metro
Line(s) 	Circle Line Millennium Line 	Circle Line Millennium Line
Platforms 	4 (2 island) 	4 (2 island)
Transfers 	Bus 	Bus
Exits 	2 	2
Construction 	Construction 	Construction
Structure 	Underground 	Underground
Platform levels 	2 	2
Parking 	No 	No
Disabled access 	Yes 	Yes
History 	History 	History
Opened 	2 February 1959 ()1 March 2001 () 	2 February 1959 ()1 March 2001 ()
Closed 	19 July 1971 	19 July 1971
Reopened 	1 May 1973 	1 May 1973
Former name(s) 	Civic Centre (1959–1971) 	Civic Centre (1959–1971)
Other information 	Other information 	Other information
Station code 	 	
Staffed 	Yes 	Yes
Daily ridership 	 	
Other languages 	Other languages 	Other languages
Dutch 	Grootstedelijk 	Grootstedelijk
Chinese 	都议会 	都议会
Pinyin 	Dūyìhuì 	Dūyìhuì
Japanese 	都議会 	都議会
Romaji 	Togikai 	Togikai
Services 	Services 	Services
Preceding station 	Wentworth Metro 	Following station
Formosa Eastanticlockwise 	align="center" 	Melvin Hillsclockwise
City Librarytowards Pariwana 	align="center" 	Kelowna Southtowards Redditch
Metropolitan is a Wentworth Metro station on the Circle Line and Millennium Line. It is named after the nearby Wentworth Metropolitan Assembly Building in Melvin Hills, where the Wentworth Metropolitan Assembly meets.
The station opened as Civic Centre, named after the now-demolished Wentworth Civic Centre, with the rest of the original Circle Line in 1959. In 1971, the federal government announced plans to grant self-government to Wentworth. This involved the construction of a building to house the new Metropolitan Assembly, and it was decided that the Civic Centre would be demolished and the Metropolitan Assembly Building constructed in its place. The station was closed in 1971 to facilitate the construction, and was reopened as Metropolitan in 1973 alongside the Loop Link Project that completed the Circle Line. The Millennium Line platforms opened in 2001.
==Services==
Platform	Line	Services
1 	 	outer loop (clockwise)
2 	 	inner loop (anticlockwise)
3 	 	southbound towards Pariwana
4 	 	northbound towards Redditch
==Exits==
Exit	Access	Destinations 	Connections
1 	 	Victoria Ave, Metropolitan Assembly Building	
2 	 	Victoria Ave, Democracy Park