Marina Bay MRT Station

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## NS27CE2TE20 Marina Bay

### Location

Downtown Core and Strais View in Singapore

### Lines

North-South Line, Circle Extension Line & Thomson-East Coast Line

## About

Marina Bay is a MRT Station located in Downtown Core and Straits View in Singapore. It has five exits.

> The North South Line platforms are arranged in a conventional island platform layout.
> Prior to regular southbound trains being scheduled to turnaround at Marina South Pier, platforms at Marina Bay were used both for train turnarounds and trains heading to/from Marina South Pier. Using a set of points north of the station, terminating trains arriving from Raffles Place arrive at either Platform A or B to before heading back towards Raffles Place and Jurong East. At the same time, passing-through-trains call at Platform B towards Marina South Pier, and at Platform A towards Jurong East.
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> Just beside the **Circle Line** station is the former Marina Bay Temporary Maintenance Facility (MBTMF). As Downtown Line Stage 1 (22 Dec 2013 to 26 Dec 2015) was disconnected from the main depot at Gali Batu, the Temporary Maintenance Facility was used to provide for low-level maintenance work for the Bombardier MOVIA C951 rolling stock prior to the opening of Downtown Line Stage 2. In the meantime, trains used the Circle Line’s Kim Chuan Depot for the launching of trains and major maintenance works.
> MBTMF was built as part of the Circle Line Extension. Concealed from view behind a concrete partition wall, the facility can be seen from the scissors crossing just north of the station, with a single access track joining the northbound track. The tracks were removed in May 2021.
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> The TEL platforms are arranged in a stacked side configuration. Heading south from Marina Bay station, trains pass through the unopened Marina South station.
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## Lines

### North-South Line

It is an island platform in North-South Line. The station code number is 'NS27'.

### Circle Extension Line

It is an island platform in Circle Extension Line. The station code number is 'CE2'.

### Thomson-East Coast Line

It is a stacked side platform in Thomson-East Coast Line. The station code number is 'TE20'.

## Platforms

North-South Line

* A:For Jurong East
* B:For Marina South Pier

Circle Extension Line

* C, D:For Stadium/HarbourFront

Thomson-East Coast Line

* E:For Gardens by the Bay
* F:For Woodlands North

## Exits

* 1:To Asia Square & The Westin Singapore, Central Linear Park, *IOI Central Boulevard Towers (U/C)*, Marina Bay Financial Centre, Marina Bay Link Mall, Marina Bay Residences, Marina Bay Suites, Marina One, Marina One Residences, Marina Way, One Raffles Quay, Red Dot Design Museum, The Sail at Marina Bay
* 2:Similar to Exit 1
* 3:To (no place)
* 4:To (no place)
* 5:To Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, Singapore Conference Hall

## Nearby Bus Stops/Interchanges

*The ones labelled in red are not in use.*

* 03391 – Marina Blvd (Marina Bay Financial Ctr)
* 03539 – Central Blvd (Marina Bay Stn)
* 03551 – Bayfront Ave
* 03559 – Bayfront Ave
* 03561 - Park St
* 03569 - Park St

## Bus services passed

97, 97e, 106, 133, 400, 502, 513, 651, 653, 654, 655, 657, 661, 666, 667, 668, 670, 671, 672, 982E

## History

* 4 November 1989:Station opened with North-South Line
* 14 January 2012:Opening of Circle Extension Line
* 13 November 2022:Opening of Thomson-East Coast Line

## Coming soon

* 2026:Renaming Circle Line code to **CC33**

## Art In Transit

### Circle Line

Train Rides on Rainy Days by Nah Yong En:“Train Rides on Rainy Days” comprises of two sets of photographs, ‘greenery’ and ‘blue evening’ taken from the inside of MRT trains on the East-West and North-South Lines during rainy days. The photographic works are of places that we might probably have become so familiar with that we no longer consciously notice.

### Thomson-East Coast Line

Walking into the Interstitial by Tang Ling Nah:Taking the form of trompe l’œil murals, the artwork draws attention to everyday spaces easily missed by commuters on the go. It also bridges the old Central Business District (CBD) and the new financial centre in Marina Bay, where this station is located.

The artist created original charcoal drawings which were then scanned and printed onto vitreous enamel panels. The artwork takes reference from the stairways, doors, windows and interstitial spaces, such as alleys and corridors, found in areas like Cecil Street, Raffles Place and Shenton Way in the old CBD. The old CBD is transposed into the new financial centre, creating uncanny moments of ‘unfamiliar’ familiarity and invoking memories of an ever-changing city.

Circle Line Art In TransitTEL Art In Transit