Marina South Pier MRT Station

NS28 Marina South Pier 滨海南码头 | மரினா சவுத் படகுத்துறை
Address	33 Marina Coastal Drive, Singapore 018948
Line Served	North South Line
Operator	SMRT Trains
Structure	Underground
Platform	Island
Opened	23 Nov 2014

Marina South Pier MRT Station (NS28) is an underground station and the southern terminus of the North South Line (NSL). It is built adjacent to the Marina South Pier ferry terminal and underneath Marina Coastal Drive.

The station is named after the ferry terminal it serves, bringing rail connectivity to the seaside areas at Marina South, with Marina South Pier and Marina Bay Cruise Centre being the only nearby landmarks. While passenger ferries are offered to the Southern Islands from Marina South Pier (most frequently St. John’s Island and Kusu Island), cruise ships dock at Marina Bay Cruise Centre which currently sees few visitors on a regular basis.

First / Last Train Timings

Station Layout

Platforms

North South Line (B2):

Platform A: North South Line towards NS1EW24 Jurong East via NS27CE2TE20 Marina Bay (→) Platform B: North South Line terminating trains, alighting only

Marina South Pier station has two underground North South Line platforms in an island platform arrangement.

Trains from Marina Bay arrive at Platform B, which is used for the alighting of passengers only. Trains switch tracks at a set of points further up the line, then re-enter the station on Platform A, picking up passengers before departing for Marina Bay.

Concourse

The station has a ticket concourse located at Basement 1, with an unpaid corridor allowing pedestrians to use the station’s underground passages between exits without entering paid areas.

Art In Transit: “Singapore Tapestry”

The Singapore Tapestry is a 80 square metre mural (31 metres long and 2.6 metres tall) on permanent display at the station, commissioned by LTA as a SG50 gift to Singapore. Nearly 1,500 participants from different walks of life created the clay pieces which were hand-painted, oven-fired and assembled into the mural that now decorates the length of the station concourse.

Art In Transit: “Past. Present. Future.”

Two art pieces formed of around 27,000 retired EZ-Link cards decorate both station exits. One depicts historical landmarks (such as the Old Supreme Court, Saint Andrew’s Church and Central Fire Station) while the other depicts modern structures (such as Marina Bay Sands, the Esplanade and Gardens by the Bay).

Station Amenities

• Retail Shops at concourse level (unpaid areas)
• Public Toilets at concourse level (unpaid areas)
• ATM

Exits

Marina South Pier MRT station has two exits at street level (A and B). Both exits offer barrier-free accessibility for the disabled, with lift access in addition to escalators and staircases.

Exit	Location	Nearby
A	Marina Coastal Drive (North exit)	Marina Coastal Drive, Marina Boulevard, Marina South Pier Ferry Terminal
B	Marina Coastal Drive (South exit)	Marina Coastal Drive, Marina South Pier Ferry Terminal, Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore

Transport Connections

Marina South Pier station connects to several bus stops in the vicinity, as well as taxi stands and passenger pick-up points.

Bus

There are two official bus stops linked to Marina South Pier station.

Road

Taxi stands and pick-up/drop-off points are located next to station exits:

MRT Bus Bridging Service

In the event of a MRT service disruption affecting Marina South Pier station, MRT Bridging Buses may be activated to ply affected stretches of the North South Line. In which case, the buses can be boarded from the following bus stops:

In addition, passengers can board free regular bus services at Bus Stops 1 & 2 when activated.

Passenger Usage Patterns

Serving Marina South Pier and Marina Bay Cruise Centre, the station encounters low passenger traffic throughout most of the day.

Construction

Samsung C&T Corporation was awarded the $357.5 million contract for civil work, involving the construction of Marina South Pier stations and tunnels. Construction work started in December 2009 and involved the challenge of cutting underneath a section of the Marina Coastal Expressway, which was being constructed at the same time.

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