Boon Lay MRT Station

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Boon Lay MRT Station, West terminus of the East-West MRT Line.
Boon Lay MRT Station, West terminus of the East-West MRT Line.
Interior of Boon Lay MRT Station with the MRT train.
Interior of Boon Lay MRT Station with the MRT train.
Exterior view of Boon Lay MRT Station
Exterior view of Boon Lay MRT Station

Boon Lay MRT Station (EW27) is the terminal station of the East West Line of the Mass Rapid Transit in Singapore. It is located at Jurong West Central. Boon Lay Bus Interchange, and Jurong Point shopping centre are located next to the station, while Nanyang Technological University is a short bus ride away. The station has a very high passenger traffic, mainly because it serves the area westwards from the station to the coastline at Tuas. It is very large area, which includes the entire Jurong and Tuas Industrial Area, Jurong Island and Jurong West New Town. Boon Lay station is the nearest MRT station to these places. This leads to congestion at peak hours.

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While Boon Lay MRT Station, together with the bus interchange of the same name, is situated at Jurong West Central, its actual namesake is Boon Lay Place, located about 1 kilometre away.

In 2009, Boon Lay MRT Station will cease to be the western terminus for the East West Line. Construction works for the Boon Lay MRT Extension (BLE) began in the second half of 2005. The extension from Boon Lay MRT Station is 3.8 kilometre long and includes 2 stations, Pioneer and Joo Koon MRT Stations. The Boon Lay extension aims to provide more connectivity to residents of Jurong West and workers in the Industrial Area. It would also help to relieve the abovementioned congestion at the station.

The following bus services pass by the bus stops along Boon Lay Way:

Service Between And
SMRT Buses NightRider Services
NR5 Marina Centre Bus Terminal Jurong West Street 75 (loop)


Boon Lay MRT Station
Boon Lay MRT Station


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Lakeside   East West MRT Line   Pioneer


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