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How to Book a Train Trip on Singapore Rapid Transit

The Singapore Rapid Transit system features 46 modernized stations and a newly developed light rail system that serves small towns on the island. There two lines, the North-South Line from Marine Bay Station to Jurong East Station and the East-West Line from Pasir Ris Station to Boon Lay Station. Book a trip on Singapore Rapid Transit.

Things You'll Need

  • Passport
  • Computer with Internet access
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Instructions

  1. Book Train Travel on Singapore Rapid Transit

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      Call Singapore Rapid Transit at 1800 3368 900 within Singapore or visit their Web site (see Resources below).

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      If you are leaving Singapore, you'll need several different reservations. The train systems in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand are not interconnected.

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      Book early. The SMRT Web site allows you to book fares up to a month in advance. You may also make reservations at any SMRT station.

    Ride the Rails on Singapore Rapid Transit

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      Enjoy the full accessibility of Singapore Rapid Transit's stations. With lifts, ramps, handicap-accessible bathrooms and taxi drop points, the SMRT stations are some of the most accessible in Southeast Asia.

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      Live it up in the well-designed Singapore Station. The station is owned by the Malaysian government and designed with an art deco theme. The VIP lounge for first class passengers adds a modern touch to this classic train station.

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      Relax in the air-conditioned suites of Singapore Rapid Transit. Fares range from about RM 20 for economy seats to RM 180 for a first-class sleeper.

    Learn the Rules of Singapore Rapid Transit

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      Arrive at Singapore Station least 30 minutes before departure. Travelers need to clear Malaysian customs before boarding the train.

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      Observe the rules of Singapore Rapid Transit's trains. The system prides itself on clean travel, so passengers should never litter, drink, eat or smoke outside of designated areas. Travelers in Singapore are also required to show civil behavior and speak in low voices out of respect for other passengers.

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