TE21 Marina South 滨海南 | மரினா சவுத் |
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Address | 61 Marina Mall, Singapore 019397 |
Line Served | Thomson-East Coast Line |
Operator | SMRT Trains |
Structure | Underground |
Platform | Island |
Opening | Year 2022 |
Marina South MRT Station (TE21) is an underground station located along the Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL) 3. It is built underneath Central Boulevard and Marina Boulevard, bringing rail connectivity to future developments in the Marina South area.
The areas around the station are planned to be developed into a mixed-use, high-density commercial and residential district that provides more options for city living. It is also located in close proximity to NS28 Marina South Pier station.
The future Marina South Bus Interchange will also be built in close proximity to Marina South station.
The station was originally targeted for completion and opening in Year 2021. However, it was delayed till 2022 as mentioned in the SMRT Operations Review 2020.
First / Last Train Timings
Thomson-East Coast Line – (TE21) Marina South |
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Destination | First Train | Last Train | |
Weekdays & Sat | Sun & Public Holidays | Daily | |
TE1 Woodlands North | — | — | — |
TE22 Gardens by the Bay | — | — | — |
Platform & Train Services
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Platform A: Thomson-East Coast Line towards TE22 Gardens by the Bay (→) Platform B: Thomson-East Coast Line towards TE1 Woodlands North via TE20NS27CE2 Marina Bay (←) |
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Marina South station has two platforms in an island platform arrangement.
Exits
Marina South MRT station will likely have four exits leading to ground level. More details will be confirmed closer to the opening of the station. It will also connect with the basements of nearby developments.
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Construction Trivia
Contract T227 for the Construction of Marina South Station and Tunnels for Thomson Line was awarded to Sinohydro Corporation Ltd. (Singapore Branch) – Sembcorp Design and Construction Pte Ltd Joint Venture (JV) at a contract sum of S488.0 million in July 2014.
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