Promenade MRT Station

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## About

Promenade is a MRT Station located in Downtown Core. It has three exits.

> Promenade station has four platforms utilized by both rail lines for trains travelling in either direction, arranged in a four side platforms spanning four separate underground floors, with the Circle Line occupying the upper two and the Downtown Line occupying the lower two. A cross-platform interchange was not possible at this station as the Circle Line makes a very sharp right turn towards Esplanade, interfering with the Downtown Line which heads straight towards Bayfront. Tightening the curve radius to allow the Circle Line to occupy the two currently unused platforms might not have been possible.
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> As a result, the station was opened with an unused tunnel at Basements 2 and 4, where another platform would have been located, and the current Circle Line platforms operated as side platforms with large concourse areas. The Downtown Line side platforms were eventually built underneath the existing Circle Line station in a stacked formation (Basement 6 and 7), with its two tracks located directly underneath the unused platform at Basement 4. A part of the previously-unused Basement 4 unused platform was used to construct the DTL transfer concourse, where escalators and lifts connect it to the lower DTL platform levels. (There are no direct lifts or escalators to the station concourse; passengers commuting to and from the DTL platform(s) must change escalators or lifts at B4). The thought process behind such constructions are unknown.
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> As an interchange station for the Circle Line Extension, Circle Line train services towards Marina Bay will operate as a shuttle between Stadium and Marina Bay stations throughout most of the day. These services will operate every alternate train between Dhoby Ghaut and HarbourFront. However, during weekday peak hours, train services from Marina Bay will serve the full line, operating between Marina Bay and HarbourFront stations.
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> Passenger Information Systems, which are plasma display screens located at each platform, display expected train arrival times and key messages. Tactile flooring helps to guide the visually-handicapped from the platform to the station exits.
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> — Promenade MRT Station at Land Transport Guru
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## Lines

### Circle Line

It is a stacked side platform in Circle Line. The station code number is 'CC4'.

### Downtown Line

It is a stacked side platform in Downtown Line. The station code number is 'DT15'.

## Platforms

Circle Line

* A:For HarbourFront(Found at B4)
* B:For Dhoby Ghaut/Marina Bay(Found at B2)

Downtown Line

* C:For Bukit Panjang(Found at B7)
* D:For Expo(Found at B6)

## Exits

* A:To Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay Hotel, Mandarin Oriental Singapore, Marina Promenade, Marina Square, Singapore Flyer, The Float @ Marina Bay, The Helix, The Pan Pacific Hotel S’pore, The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore
* B:To Centennial Tower, Conrad Centennial Singapore, Millenia Tower, Millenia Walk
* C:To Suntec City

## Nearby Bus Stops/Interchanges

* 02169 – Temasek Ave (Promenade Stn Exit B)
* 02161 – Temasek Ave (Promenade Stn)
* 02171 – Temasek Ave (Opp The Ritz-Carlton)
* 02089 – Raffles Blvd (Promenade Stn/Pan Pacific)

## Bus services passed

36, 56, 70, 70M, 75, 77, 97, 97e, 106, 107M, 111, 133, 162M, 195, 502, 518, 857, 868E, 960, 960e, 961M

## History

* 17 April 2010:Station opened with Circle Line
* 14 January 2012:Opening of Circle Extension Line
* 22 December 2013:Opening of Downtown Line

## Art In Transit

### Circle Line

Dreams in Social Cosmic Odyssey by phunk Studios:The artwork comprising huge metallic droplets hanging from the ceiling represents an illuminated celebration of collective dreams, cleverly plays with the skylight to illuminate the space with glowing reflections of the light dancing from the water droplets of life, creating a kaleidoscope of patterns on the station floors, walls and ceilings. Analogous to a *Promenade* usually next to a river or large body of water, it illustrates the interaction between people and society, day and night, sky and water.

The installation is among the largest artworks installed at MRT stations island-wide.

Circle Line Art In TransitDowntown Line Art In Transit
### Downtown Line

Earthcake by Ana Prvackihe:A collage of many coloured strata layers, Earthcake draws analogies to the geology of the Earth and thousand layer cakes commonly seen in Singapore. Exposing the stratification of earth and soil reveals the intertwined strata of thousand-year old soil and a thousand-layer cake, depicting Singapore’s food culture and its connection to its history and culture.