10 Best Tram Stops in Singapore

Compassvale is a tram stop on the Sengkang LRT East Loop Line, identified as SE1. It serves the surrounding residential area near Punggol Road and Compassvale Street, providing an additional public-transport option beyond buses. The stop is also near a coffee shop and local amenities, making it useful for nearby residents and visitors travelling around the neighbourhood.

Resorts World Station is a tram stop serving Resorts World Sentosa and nearby attractions on Sentosa Island. It provides access to Universal Studios Singapore, SEA Aquarium and hotels through the Sentosa Express network, making it useful for tourists, families and groups visiting the resort area. The station is described as clean and easy to navigate, though it can become crowded when serving Universal Studios.

Imbiah Station is a Sentosa transport stop connecting visitors with nearby attractions and island transport. The station provides access to the Sentosa monorail, while the nearby Imbiah Lookout area also links to the Singapore Cable Car and the free Sentosa Line A bus. It suits visitors moving between Sentosa highlights, including the beach and cable-car area.

Ranggung is an LRT station on Singapore’s Sengkang LRT Line serving a residential area. The stop is described as simple, quiet and generally not busy, with a bus stop nearby and Happy Hawkers Foodcourt a short walk away. It suits commuters travelling through the Sengkang neighbourhood and residents accessing nearby housing, schools and playgrounds.

VivoCity Station is a tram stop for the Sentosa monorail, connecting VivoCity with Sentosa Island. It suits visitors heading towards Resorts World Station, Imbiah or Beach Station, with the three-stop route serving attractions, beaches and transfer points. The station provides on-site toilets and 24-hour public transport availability.

Beach Station is the final stop of the Sentosa Express monorail and a transport interchange for the Beach Tram and Sentosa buses. It suits visitors heading towards Palawan Beach, Siloso Beach, Wings of Time or iFly, with clean toilets available at the station. The platform entrance can be difficult to find, and peak periods may be crowded.

Phoenix is a tram stop with 24-hour public transport available. It suits commuters and visitors travelling through an area described as close to parks, nature reserves, a mall, food stalls and an ITE school. The surrounding setting is quieter than a busy road and offers access to nearby everyday amenities.

Renjong is an LRT tram stop in Singapore serving the surrounding residential and everyday-amenity network. It is one stop from Sengkang MRT and Compass One, with eateries, clinics, shopping, banking, a library and other facilities nearby. The stop suits commuters and residents making short local connections, while the surrounding setting is described as peaceful, neat and clean.

Farmway is an LRT station on the Sengkang LRT West Loop, serving commuters travelling through the area with 24-hour public transport access. The station is compact, clean and efficient, with nearby places to eat and residential blocks. It also sits beside a convenience store that functions as a Shopee collection point.

Bukit Panjang is a tram stop with 24-hour public transport available and toilet facilities. It serves commuters travelling from Bukit Panjang towards Bukit Timah and the city centre, and is described as the terminus of the Downtown Line. The station can be particularly busy during morning journeys towards the city and evening peak periods, while nearby food options add practical convenience.