Marina South Pier MRT Station facts for kids
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Marina South Pier (NS28) is an MRT station in Singapore. Think of it like a special train stop that's part of Singapore's big public transport system. This station is super important because it's the very last stop at the southern end of the North South Line.
You can find Marina South Pier station close to the actual Marina South Pier, which is where you might catch a boat to other islands. It's also right next to the Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore, a big place where huge cruise ships dock!
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What is Marina South Pier MRT?
The Marina South Pier MRT station is a key part of Singapore's fast and efficient train network. It helps people travel easily to the southern tip of the island. Being the "terminal" station means it's the end of the line for trains coming from the north. Trains arrive here, turn around, and head back north.
Why is this station important?
This station is a gateway to the sea! It connects people to the Marina South Pier, which is a popular spot for ferries heading to islands like Kusu Island and St. John's Island. It's also super handy for anyone going on a big adventure from the Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore, making it easy to get to your cruise ship without a car.
Art and design at the station
Even train stations can be like art galleries! Marina South Pier station features some cool artworks. One of them is called 'Past', which you can see in the station. Another amazing piece is called Singapore Tapestry. This large artwork was a special gift from the Land Transport Authority (LTA) to celebrate Singapore's 50th birthday. It adds a touch of beauty and history to the station's concourse, which is the main hall where people walk.
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The station's opening ceremony
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Singapore Tapestry, a gift from the LTA to commemorate Singapore's 50th anniversary, displayed across the station's concourse
