The event, themed "Where Journeys Come From", invites the public to explore the Keppel, Cantonment, and Prince Edward Road stations before their launch.
During the CCL6 public preview on 4 July 2026, commuters can enjoy free travel between Keppel, Cantonment, and Prince Edward Road stations.
From 11 April to 17 May 2026, train services for the entire CCL will end earlier on Saturday nights and commence later on Sunday mornings.
From 17 January to 19 April 2026, tunnel strengthening works could see commuters facing additional waiting times of up to 30 minutes during peak hours.
This initiative between SMRT and CS CDC is part of the former's ongoing programme that aims to enrich the commuter experience across its network.
From 5 September to 28 December 2025, train services on the CCL will end earlier and start later on specific days from Friday to Sunday.
The LTA has stated that the adjustments are necessary for facilitating system compatibility works ahead of the opening of the CCL's sixth and final stage.
The Circle Line loop will finally be closed with the addition of three new stations: Keppel, Cantonment, and Prince Edward Road.
Tentatively called the Tengah Line and Seletar Line, these two could potentially meet at the Greater Southern Waterfront and combine into a single line.
Travellers are advised to allocate an additional 30 minutes of travel time between Promenade MRT and Serangoon MRT in both directions.
Commuters affected by the single platform closures at Telok Blangah and HarbourFront will be relieved of commuting inconveniences a month ahead of time.
The single platform closures are expected to last for about four months, starting this Saturday, to facilitate the integration of Stage 6 of the CCL.
Affected bus services include 39, 53, 81, 89, 109, 403, 518, and 518A. Refer to the images for more information!
The LTA has announced that the Circle Line will return to normal operations as additional tunnel maintenance works have been completed ahead of schedule.
The LTA has announced that MRT services along a section of the Circle Line will be adjusted from 11 June to 20 July 2023 from 9:00pm daily.
A signalling fault occurred between Lorong Chuan and Caldecott on the Circle Line, causing delays for commuters during the morning peak hour on Friday, 21 May.
A 16-year servicing contract between train operator SMRT and French rail multinational firm Alstom is set to raise the reliability of the Circle Line.
The LTA said work on the Circle Line is progressing on track, with 66% of earth retaining and stabilising structure works being completed.
The North-South Line and Circle Line were affected by a power fault on Sunday morning, resulting in slow train services.
Construction challenges, inflation and system upgrade lead to costs growing beyond initial projections, says the Land Transport Authority.