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How to get fromMarsiling MRT Station to Sentosa (Park)by subway, bus, taxi, or car

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There are 6 ways to get from Marsiling MRT Station to Sentosa (Park) by subway, bus, taxi, or car

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  1. Subway

    best
    1. Take the subway from Marsiling to Dhoby Ghautsubway subway Ns
    1h 16m
    $6–9
  2. Bus

    cheapest
    1. Take the bus from Opp Marsiling Stn to Resorts World Sentosabus bus 963R
    2h 2m
    $3–4
  3. Taxi

    1. Take the taxi from Marsiling MRT Station to Sentosa (Park)taxi taxi 27.6 km
    27 min
    $13–16
  4. Drive 27.6 km

    1. Drive from Marsiling MRT Station to Sentosa (Park)car car 27.6 km
    27 min
    $7–10
  5. Line 963 bus

    1. Take the bus from Opp Marsiling Stn to HarbourFront Intbus bus 963 / ...
    2h 9m
    $3–4
  6. Bus via Woodlands CIQ

    1. Take the bus from Woodlands CIQ to Resorts World Sentosabus bus Ts8
    2h 10m
    $3–16

Marsiling MRT Station to Sentosa (Park) by subway, tram, and foot

Calendar483Weekly Services
Duration1h 16mAverage Duration
Ticket$6Cheapest Price
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Questions & Answers

What companies run services between Marsiling MRT Station, Singapore and Sentosa (Park), Singapore?

SMRT operates a subway from Marsiling to Dhoby Ghaut every 10 minutes. Tickets cost $2–3 and the journey takes 44 min. Alternatively, Tower Transit Singapore operates a bus from Opp Marsiling Stn to Resorts World Sentosa every 3 hours. Tickets cost $3–4 and the journey takes 2h 2m.

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