Stadium MRT Station

CC6
Stadium
体育场 | ஸ்டேடியம்
Station exit A
Address 3 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397692
Line Served   Circle Line
Operator SMRT Trains
Structure Underground
Platform Island
Opened 17 Apr 2010

Stadium MRT Station (CC6) is an underground station along the Circle Line (CCL). Situated next to The Kallang (formerly known as Singapore Sports Hub), it serves many different sports infrastructure and lifestyle destinations such as Kallang Wave Mall, Leisure Park Kallang and Singapore Indoor Stadium.

The station is aptly named after the adjacent former National Stadium, which is the centrepiece of The Kallang and used for major events. It is also the terminating station for the Marina Bay shuttle, where Circle Line train services operate as a shuttle service to Marina Bay.

The station was designed by renowed local architectural firm WOHA, whose design was selected through the Marina Line Architectural Design Competition, an open design competition organised jointly by the Land Transport Authority of Singapore and the Singapore Institute of Architects. Conceived as a massive underground sculpture, the station contains a large indoor space from surface to platform level that gives the public a moment of spatial grandeur. A continuous central skylight creates a dramatic naturally-lit interior, and journeying into the station is like descending into a giant shimmering grotto that draws crowds to its interior.


First / Last Train Timings
Circle Line – (CC6) Stadium
Destination First Train Last Train
Weekdays & Sat Sun & Public Holidays Daily
CC1 Dhoby Ghaut 5:45am 6:13am 11:54pm
CC29 HarbourFront 5:47am 6:15am 10:58pm
CC26 Pasir Panjang 11:28pm
CC23 one-north 11:44pm
CC17 Caldecott 12:12am
CC11 Tai Seng 12:20am
CE2 Marina Bay 6:10am 6:30am 11:43pm

 


Station Layout
L1 Street Level Bus stops, Taxi stand, pick-up/drop-off point
Ticket Concourse Faregates, Ticketing Service Kiosks, Passenger Service Centre, Retail Shops
B1 Staff Restricted Access
B2 Platform A Circle Line towards CC29NE1 HarbourFront
Platform B Circle Line towards CC1NS24NE6 Dhoby Ghaut
Circle Line
towards CE2NS27TE20 Marina Bay
Platforms (B2):
MRT_rail (2)
Platform A: Circle Line towards CC29NE1 HarbourFront via CC7 Mountbatten (→)
Platform B:
Circle Line towards CC1NS24NE6 Dhoby Ghaut via CC5 Nicoll Highway (←)
Circle Line towards CE2NS27TE20 Marina Bay via CC5 Nicoll Highway (←)
MRT_rail (2)

Stadium station has two platforms in an island platform arrangement.

During the off-peak hours, Circle Line train services to Marina Bay are operated as a shuttle service between Stadium and Marina Bay stations. Every alternate train arriving at Platform A will terminate at this station, then perform a turnaround and stop at Platform B before continuing its journey towards Marina Bay. A third middle track known as a cripple siding beyond the station facilitates the turnaround of trains.

Concourse

The station concourses are located at street level, situated at both ends of the station. To accommodate surge crowds from Singapore Indoor Stadium & The Kallang, the station has been designed with an at-grade, open-air concourse and entrance plaza. The open-air concourse prevents crushing and panic situations that could occur with crowds squeezing into confined, below-ground spaces. The ground-level entrance plaza also creates opportunities for the surrounding developments, currently inward-looking, to create and enhance external, ground-level activities.

Art in Transit: “The Perfect Moment” by Roy Zhang

The Perfect Moment is a series of images of the human form in a surreal dreamscape. These stylized silhouettes, located strategically at each end of the station, present the beauty and simplicity of the human body during sporting movement. Each human figure is woven together to create a series of synergic images depicting the moment where beauty, grace and energy are harmonized and captured in flight, frozen in time. Viewed collectively, these individual sporting movements are made to appear like a choreographed modern dance recital.


Station Amenities
  • Retail Shops at Concourse Level (L1)
  • Public Toilets at Concourse Level (L1)
  • ATM
  • Bicycle Racks
  • Top Up Kiosks
Exits

Stadium MRT station has two exits at ground level (A and B).

Exit Location Nearby
A Stadium Walk / Stadium Cres The Kallang (Gates 1 – 5 & 18 – 23), OCBC Aquatic Centre, Kallang Wave Mall, Singapore Sports Museum, Sports Hub Library, Visitors Centre, Water Sports Centre, Singapore Indoor Stadium, Kallang Theatre
B Stadium Boulevard The Kallang (Gates 6 – 17), OCBC Arena, Leisure Park Kallang

Transport Connections

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

Bus

There are two bus stops linked to Stadium station.

Bus Stop Exit Bus Routes
Stadium Stn
(80199) Stadium Cres
A 11
Opp S’pore Indoor Stadium
(80191) Stadium Walk
A 11
Road

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

Exit Road Provisions
A Stadium Crescent Taxi stand (I28), pick-up/drop-off point
A Stadium Walk Pick-up/drop-off point
B Stadium Boulevard Taxi stand (I29), pick-up/drop-off point
MRT Bus Bridging Service

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

Towards Bus Stop Exit
Circle Line (CCL Bridging Bus)
CC1NS24NE6 Dhoby Ghaut Stadium Stn (80199) Stadium Cres A
CC29NE1 HarbourFront Opp S’pore Indoor Stadium (80191) Stadium Walk A

In addition, passengers can board free regular bus services at Bus Stops 80191 & 80199 when activated.


Passenger Usage Patterns

Serving sports and lifestyle developments in the vicinity, Stadium station encounters moderate to high demand throughout the day, complementing relatively weak bus connections in the area.

Construction

Circle Line Stage 1 (CCL1) Contract 824 for the design and construction of Nicoll Highway and Stadium stations and tunnels was awarded to Japanese and local companies Nishimatsu-Lum Chang Joint Venture.


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