Clean, fast, efficient, cool and cheap! The best way to get around Singapore for the airport, across town and to all key places of interest. Buy a card which you top up as necessary and the. Simply swipe in and out of the electronic gates. Really easy to navigate and direction boards helpful in identifying which exit you need. Don’t waste your time or money on Taxis.

Regardless of the time of day, there's a train with not more than 4 minutes waiting. Very easy for getting around singapore. Staff very helpful, always willing to please. Low cost transport and buy a transit card and top it up at station office, or you can use your own contactless credit or debit card. Once you understand where you need to go, it's easy and I highly recommend the MRT.

Spotlessly clean both trains and stations, what a joy compared to Metro Melbourne. Waiting times of at most 5 or 6 mins even later in evening. At peak hour, don't rush and worry if you miss one, there will be another in a few minutes, literally. It's easy to navigate the various lines, and there are helpful staff at most stations if you get stuck. Even the locals will help you out. If only our own home town system was half this good!

Fast clean and on time. Don't bother with the tourist card as costs way more than a standard card if you don't plan on traveling on multiple+5 trips a day. Ten dollar card still good three days later after being used on two trips a day. Bargain

SMRT was so clean and accessible. I use a mobility scooter and was able to get around easily. It is well sign posted and everyone was very helpful. I highly recommend this transport system to get around Singapore easily, efficiently and safely.

SMRT is Singapore's leading mass rapid transit system, offering a reliable, efficient and safe mode of transport. It is fully automated and clean, making it a pleasant experience for commuters. SMRT also provides quality service, making it an ideal choice for travelers.

SMRT is Singapore's comprehensive network of advanced technology that makes travelling a breeze. With fast and streamlined services, you can get to your destination quickly and conveniently. Enjoy a hassle-free journey with SMRT's top-notch facilities and services. With its reliable and efficient operations, you can be sure to get to your destination in no time!

Its modern trains and quality service make travelling a breeze. SMRT has revolutionised the way we commute, with its comprehensive network of stations, SMRT ensures a safe and efficient journey for its passengers. Highly recommended!

Pre Covid, we visited Singapore annually always making use of this mode of travel to get around Singapore. There have been changes since we were last in this fascinating city. Everything is now cashless which is fine once you know what to do! It’s possible to use credit cards but how much you are being charged is unclear at the time. The card can only be used by one person so it’s not possible to gain access through the auto gate and hand the credit card back to your companion. We found the easiest way was to buy a 10 dollar card from a 7-11 store within the station and use that. There are very few staff around and they weren’t particularly helpful unfortunately but two local Singaporeans were extremely helpful. The trains are modern, clean and run on time. There are designated seats for the elderly etc although not always available to those for whom they were intended! Once we got used to the changes, the system was easy to use. At some stations be prepared for quite a walk!

The Singapore subway system is much better than the NYC one: no trash all over the stations, clean trains to sit down in, easy to navigate, and not too expensive. The only small disadvantages are that there are no toilet facilities within the system (of course, some would point out that that keeps the subway system clean). Also, transferring between different subway lines can sometimes involve lengthy walks. International visitors can use this subway by simply tapping with their foreign credit cards. I tried it, I couldn't believe how simple it was, though you do have to remember to tap before you leave the system (unlike the NYC system).