Marymount station

Marymount MRT Station (CC16) is an underground Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) station on the Circle Line.

It was opened on 28 May 2009 along with the rest of Stage 3 of the Circle Line due to the result of the Nicoll Highway collapse on 20 April 2004.

History

This station was a terminal for the Circle Line until the opening of the HarbourFront wing of the Circle Line on 8 October 2011 when all the MRT stations along the Circle Line became operational. Before the future Upper Thomson opens in 2020, this station is the nearest MRT station within the Thomson area.

Art in Transit

In this station's Art in Transit, Joshua Yang's artwork Superstring consists of individual pieces constructed with only one continuous line that winds around itself to let the viewer explore real and virtual spaces.

Layout

L1	Street Level
B1	Concourse	Faregates, General Ticketing Machines, Passenger Service Centre
B2 Platforms	Platform A	Circle Line towards [[HarbourFront MRT Station|Template:Code colour/CCLTemplate:Code colour/NEL HarbourFront]] (→)
	Island platform, Doors will open on the right
	Platform B	Circle Line towards [[Dhoby Ghaut MRT Station|Template:Code colour/CCLTemplate:Code colour/NSLTemplate:Code colour/NEL Dhoby Ghaut]] or [[Marina Bay MRT Station|Template:Code colour/CCLTemplate:Code colour/NSL Marina Bay]] via [[Bishan MRT Station|Template:Code colour/CCLTemplate:Code colour/NSL Bishan]] (←)

Exits

• A : St Theresa's Home, Thomson CC
• B : Raffles Junior College, Raffles Institution, Tmc Academy

Rail Service

Destination	First Train			Last Train
	Mon − Fri	Sat	Sun & P.H.	Daily
colspan="5" style="background-color:Template:Line colour/CCL;color:white; height:20px"|Circle Line
to CC1 Dhoby Ghaut	5.37am	5.37am	6.04am	11.32pm
to CC7 Mountbatten	−−	−−	−−	12.09am
to CC12 Bartley	−−	−−	−−	12.33am
to CC29 HarbourFront	5.25am	5.25am	5.50am	11.20pm
to CC26 Pasir Panjang	−−	−−	−−	11.50pm
to CC23 one-north	−−	−−	−−	12.06am
to CC17 Caldecott	−−	−−	−−	12.34am