Paya Lebar MRT Station facts for kids
Paya Lebar Station (EW8/CC9) is a busy MRT station in Singapore. It's a special kind of station called an "interchange station." This means you can easily switch from one train line to another here. You can change from the East West MRT Line to the underground Circle MRT Line.
The station gets its name from Paya Lebar Road. It's located in the Geylang area of Singapore.
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Station History
When Paya Lebar Station Opened
Paya Lebar Station has been helping people travel for many years!
- On 4 November 1989, the station first opened as part of the East West MRT Line.
- Later, on 17 April 2010, the Circle MRT Line section of the station opened. This made it an interchange station.
Connecting Lines and Platforms
East West Line Connections
If you are on the East West Line at Paya Lebar, here are the stations before and after:
Circle Line Connections
If you are on the Circle Line at Paya Lebar, here are the stations before and after:
- The station before Paya Lebar is Dakota (CC8).
- The next station after Paya Lebar is MacPherson (CC10/DT26).
Where Trains Go from Each Platform
Each platform at Paya Lebar Station takes you to different places.
East West Line Platforms
- Platform A: Trains from this platform go towards Pasir Ris (EW1) or Changi Airport (CG2).
- Platform B: Trains from this platform go towards Joo Koon (EW29).
Circle Line Platforms
- Platform A: Trains from this platform go towards Dhoby Ghaut (CC1) or Marina Bay (CE2/NS27/TE20).
- Platform B: Trains from this platform go towards HarbourFront (CC29/NE1).
- Platform C: This platform is sometimes used during busy hours or if there are train disruptions.
- Platform D: This platform is also sometimes used during busy hours or if there are train disruptions.
More About MRT Lines
To learn more about the train lines that pass through Paya Lebar Station, you can check out these pages: