QUEENSTOWN MRT STATION TO THE PIER, SINGAPORE BY MRT, LRT OR BUS

The walking distance from a HDB flat to the nearest bus stop in our opinion is anywhere between 200-500 metres plus/minus 100 metres. According to a report by Statista, in 2020, the average walking distance on a commute trip in Singapore amounted to 576 meters.

However, this statistic includes the average walking distance to all forms of public transport, including buses, the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT), and Light Rail Transit (LRT). Thus 500m to us is like the magic number.

The route data shows transit routes via train or subway (MRT), tram, light rail or monorail (LRT), or bus depending on the transport mode selected above with the remainder of the trip being accomplished via walking. The default transport mode setting is Transit.

For every station/stop, there is a corresponding unique MRT/LRT station code or Bus stop code (which you can find on every bus stop or train station) and the start time displayed as well. We will display the right arrow sign should there be any transfer needed, from train to bus or bus to LRT/tram for example.

For bus trips, we will display multiple bus line service nos if available for your trip in order for you to reach your destination faster by reducing your waiting time at the bus stop. It's always good to plan your trip in advance.

For the trip above, bus service numbers available along the route are :-

• 51 / 186

For all transit trips from start to end, we will display all intermediate MRT stations or bus stops as well so that you can easily track the progress of each route while on your way and plan ahead for the next part of the journey.

• There is 1 public transport operator running the route above. It is SBST .



Tickets And Information Telephone Hotline



• SBS Transit Tel No : 1800 287 2727

The journey planner is mainly focused in providing detailed transit route guide information by public transport to the user. Thus we do not have much information when it comes to specific walking directions. eg. Head North on Street A, Turn Right to Road B, Cross the Road for example. We do not provide any street or road names as well for walking directions.

We noticed that if the walking directions will be quite far from point A to B, the journey planner is going to be very long and will overwhelm the user viewing it. This will lead to a poor experience for those using the travel guide overall. Thus we only provide a simple generic guide when it comes to walking directions.

You can still make use of the route map above which has walking routes drawn as well (dark grey color) to guide you along the way to your destination.

Yes there is 1 direct bus to get from QUEENSTOWN MRT STATION to THE PIER.

The total public transport price ticket/fare for the entire trip from Queenstown MRT Station to The Pier is about $1.09.

Comfort Delgro Taxi / CityCab

Phone : +65 6552 1111
Website : https://www.cdgtaxi.com.sg
Apple AppStore : CDG Zig (Previously known as ComfortDelGro Taxi Booking App)

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SMRT Taxi

Phone : +65 6555 8888
Website : https://www.smrt.com.sg

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Premier Taxi

Phone : +65 6214 8880
Website : https://premiertaxi.com.sg/

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Prime Taxi

Phone : +65 6778 0808
Website : http://www.primetaxi.com.sg/

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Trans Cab

Phone : +65 6555 3333
Website : https://www.transcab.com.sg

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HDT Electric Taxi

Phone : +65 6258 8888
Website : https://hdt.com.sg

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Yellow Top Taxi

Phone : +65 6293 5545

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Dial-A-Cab

Phone : +65 6342 5222

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GrabCar

You may wish to book a GrabCar for this trip. Booking can be done online via Grab's official app found at both iOS AppStore and Google Playstore.
Download Website : https://www.grab.com/sg/

The entire journey takes about 20 minutes.

Do take note that construction projects, weather or traffic conditions, MRT train breakdown or service disruption, or any other events may result in a change in the actual route from the suggested route and directions map above.

Please plan your route accordingly and obey all signs and notices with regards to the route you are taking.

Yes. The Pier is the only place listed under our Jetty category.

Yes there is. If you exceed the 120-minute time limit, your stored value travel card will not work at the fare gate. To exit, you'll need to pay a $2.00 administrative fee at the Passenger Service Centre, Top-Up Kiosk, or Assisted Service Kiosk.

This applies to concession card holders with valid passes as well.

As there are 1 Jetty places/buildings' postal codes and coordinates raw data with a total of 134 MRT Station optimised routes, with a substantial amount sourced from a third-party service provider, we cannot guarantee the accuracy and reliability of all the data retrieved.

If a Jetty place or building is already permanently closed or migrated to a new address, we also cannot guarantee if an update can be done on time as well.

If you find that the address or other information are incorrect for The Pier or for any other information in this website, please inform us via the feedback form below. We will do the necessary update inside our database.

Lastly, we hope that you will continue enjoy using our Comprehensive MRT Station Travel Guide in Singapore, at the same time we also hope that it will be useful in helping you getting around to Jetty around the island more quickly, conveniently and efficiently. Getting to The Pier from Queenstown MRT Station has never been easier..

We will continue trying our best to keep on improving and adding more features to the service. We will also consider adding more start points in the future. Thank you.