Orchard MRT Station NS22/TE14

Orchard MRT Station (27 July 2017)


The Orchard MRT Station (GPS: 1.30468, 103.83195; NS22) is one of the busiest stations of the Singapore MRT system. It is an underground station located along Orchard Road. The station is served by the North-South Line between the Somerset MRT Station and Newton MRT Station. From 2021, it will become an interchange station, when the Thomson-East Coast Line passes through it, between the Orchard Boulevard MRT Station and Great World MRT Station.

Orchard is located in Singapore Postal District 09.

The Orchard MRT Station began operations on 12 December 1987. The station has five exits namely A (to Shaw House, Shaw Centre, Tangs, Singapore Marriott, Paragon, Lucky Plaza, Grand Hyatt Singapore, Palais Renaissance, Scotts Square, Far East Plaza and Goodwood Park Hotel), B (to Four Seasons Hotel, Orchard Parksuites, Orchard Boulevard), C (to ION Orchard, Wisma Atria), D (Ngee Ann City, ION Orchard, Wisma Atria), and E (Wheelock Place, Liat Towers, Far East Shopping Centre, Hilton Singapore, ION Orchard and Orchard Road).

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Orchard MRT Station (27 July 2017)


Platform level at Orchard MRT Station (27 July 2017)

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