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'''Martin Place station''' is a railway and future metro station serving [[Sydney]]'s [[wikipedia:Central business district, Sydney|central business district]]. The railway platforms are located on the [[Eastern Suburbs railway line]]. Once the metro opens, the station will be served by the [[Sydney Trains]] [[T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line]], the [[NSW TrainLink]] [[South Coast Line]] and the [[Sydney Metro]] service currently known as the [[Metro North West Line]]. The station is named after the [[wikipedia:Martin Place, Sydney|pedestrianised street that sits above the concourse]].
'''Martin Place station''' is a railway and future metro station serving [[Sydney]]'s [[wikipedia:Sydney central business district|central business district]]. The railway platforms are located on the [[Eastern Suburbs railway line]]. Once the metro opens, the station will be served by the [[Sydney Trains]] [[T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line]], the [[NSW TrainLink]] [[South Coast Line]] and the [[Sydney Metro]] service currently known as the [[Metro North West Line]]. The station is named after the [[wikipedia:Martin Place, Sydney|pedestrianised street that sits above the concourse]].


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 18:14, 20 May 2019

Martin Place station is a railway and future metro station serving Sydney's central business district. The railway platforms are located on the Eastern Suburbs railway line. Once the metro opens, the station will be served by the Sydney Trains T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line, the NSW TrainLink South Coast Line and the Sydney Metro service currently known as the Metro North West Line. The station is named after the pedestrianised street that sits above the concourse.

History

The station opened on 23 June 1979 as part of the opening of the Eastern Suburbs line from Central to Bondi Junction.[1] Lift access to the concourse and platforms was added in April 2011.[2]

Two new platforms are being constructed for metro services. There will be a direct connection between the existing platforms and the new platforms.[3]

Platforms and services

Platform
type
Platform
number
Line Details Next station
(Up direction)
Next station
(Down direction)
Island 1 services to Cronulla & Waterfall via Hurstville Town Hall N/A
services to Wollongong, Port Kembla, Dapto & Kiama
2 services to Bondi Junction N/A Kings Cross
terminating services and services to Bondi Junction
Island N/A Extension to the
metro platforms under construction N/A Barangaroo
Pitt St N/A

References