| S2 Resorts World 名胜世界 |
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| Address | 32 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098141 |
| Lines Served | Sentosa Express |
| Operator | STRIDES |
| Structure | Elevated |
| Platform | Island |
| Opened | 1 Feb 2010 |
Resorts World Station (S2) is a light rail station along the Sentosa Express monorail line. Located within Sentosa island, the station is overground and built within the Resorts World Sentosa Integrated Resort, next to Universal Studios Singapore and Hotel Michael.
The station was also the last Sentosa Express station to be opened, and uses the Lime Green colour code. It was formerly named Waterfront Station until 1 April 2019.
First / Last Train Timings
| Sentosa Express – (S2) Resorts World |
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| Destination | First Train | Last Train |
| Daily | Daily | |
| S1 VivoCity | 7:05am | 12:05am |
| S4 Beach | 7:03am | 12:03am |
Station Layout
| L2 | Platform B | Sentosa Express towards S1 VivoCity |
| Platform A | Sentosa Express towards S4 Beach | |
| L1 | Concourse | Street Level | Station exits, Retail shops, Resorts World Sentosa |
Platforms
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| Platform A: Sentosa Express towards S4 Beach via S3 Imbiah (→) Platform B: Sentosa Express towards S1 VivoCity (←) |
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Resorts World station is overground with an island platform serving Sentosa Express services in both directions. Half-height Platform screen doors are installed at the platform edge for the safety of commuters, and retrofitted High volume, low speed (HVLS) fans keep passengers cool.
Queue lines are set up on the platform to optimize the flow of commuters in and out of the station, while platform attendants assist with commuter inquiries. An escalator, staircase and lift connect the platforms to the concourse and station exits on the ground floor.
Every Sentosa Express station has a is colour-coded for easy recognition. The colour code for Resorts World is Lime Green.
Concourse
The station concourse at ground level features retail shops and toilets. There are no ticket barriers within the station, as all Sentosa Express rides from this station are free of charge.
Exits
Resorts World station has one exit at ground level.
| Exit | Location | Nearby |
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Resorts World Sentosa | Universal Studios Singapore, Resorts World Casino, Crockfords Tower, The Bull Ring, Hotel Michael, Resorts World Theatre, Malaysian Food Street, Trickeye Museum, Resorts World Sentosa Convention Centre, Festive Hotel, Hard Rock Hotel, SEA Aquarium, Adventure Cove Waterpark, Equarius Hotel |
Station Amenities
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Safety Features
- Emergency Train Stop buttons at station platforms, when activated, will prevent approaching trains from entering the station, and any train already stopped at the platform will be prevented from moving off.
- Emergency telephones at station platforms and the intercom system inside the lifts enable communication with the Operations Control Centre
- Fire Extinguishers in various locations
Transport Connections
Resorts World station connects to a bus terminal at Resorts World Sentosa (Basement).
| Bus stop | Exit | Bus Routes |
| Resorts World Sentosa Basement | — | 123, RWS8, Sentosa Bus A, TS8 |
Road
Pick-up/drop-off points located near the station are:
| Exit | Road | Provisions |
| — | Resorts World Sentosa Basement | Taxi stand, Pick-up/drop-off point |
Rail Bridging Services
In the event of a Monorail service disruption affecting Resorts World station, a free shuttle bus service may be activated to ply the entire Sentosa Express route. In which case, the buses can be boarded from the following bus stops:
| Towards | Bus Stop |
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| S1 VivoCity | Resorts World Sentosa (Basement 1) |
| S4 Beach | Resorts World Sentosa (Basement 1) |
Passenger Usage Patterns
Serving the Resorts World Sentosa Integrated Resort and its many hotels and attractions, Resorts World station encounters high demand throughout the day.
History
Resorts World station opened on 1 February 2010. The station remained closed ever since the Sentosa Express first started operating 15 January 2007, as the surrounding Resorts World Sentosa was still under construction. In 2008, the unopened station was dismantled and rebuilt in anticipation of large crowds expected after the opening of the Resorts World Sentosa Integrated Resort.
The station was renamed to Resorts World station on 1 April 2019.
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I know its impossible, but what if the seletar line terminated here or some other mrt line. that would be very cool and more travel efficient as the Sentosa Express is super slow, if they could- i know i might sound crazy- but they could replace the entire Sentosa Express line, or they could just keep the line the way it is and then have the Seletar line interchange at beach station instead because i think other than USS, that is the second most visited part in Sentosa or cuz the Seletar line might be combined with the Tengah line, they could just have a brunch line going past marina south pier and ending at beach station or USS.
Feel free to judge me, as I sound very crazy😁
Can you please show me the picture of when the station was still closed?
As of 1 April 2019, this station has been renamed to Resorts World station.