Last Updated: 28th January 2012

To get to Promenade MRT station you need go by the SMRT Circle Line. Here are the 8 MRT interchanges  you can transfer your train service (if you are coming from different parts of Singapore) to reach the Circle Line. Alternatively, you may want to check out the SMRT network map to view their exact locations.



  • Bishan Station (NS17 CC15)
  • Serangoon Station (NE12 CC13)
  • Paya Labar Station (EW8 CC9)
  • Promenade Station (CC4)
  • Dhoby Ghaut Station (NS24 NE6 CC1)
  • Botanic Gardens Station (CC19)
  • Buona Vista Station (EW21 CC22)
  • HarbourFront Station (NE1 CC29)

This post will explain to you step by step with photo illustrations how you can transfer your train service at Promenade station to go to Bayfront station (alternatively, you may want to transfer your train service at Marina Bay station instead).

1. Remember to look out for the sign “Promenade” before you alight your train.

Promenade MRT Station

2. Next, proceed to Platform B. Make sure that you get to the correct platform. Look out for the sign below.

Promenade MRT Station

3. There are 2 different train services that are serving at Platform B. One ending at (8) Dhoby Ghaut and another ending at (10) Marina Bay.

Promenade MRT Station

4. If you wish to get to Bayfront station, you need to ensure that you board the service that ends at (10) Marina Bay and NOT (8) Dhoby Ghaut. When the train arrives, this is what you would expect to see on the TV monitor screen.

Promenade MRT Station

5. Alight immediately at the next stop Bayfront (CE1) station which takes approximately 6 minutes from Promenade station. Remember to look out for the sign “Bayfront” before you alight.

Bayfront MRT Station

If you plan to go to Marina Bay Sands, you may like to visit our post on how to get to Marina Bay Sands from Bayfront MRT station.

Alternatively, if you may choose to get to Marina Bay Sands by public buses, foot or taxi (cab) from Promenade MRT station.


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