Ma On Shan station
| Company type | Elevated railway station |
|---|---|
| Industry | Public transportation |
| Founded | 2004-12-21 |
| Headquarters | Ma On Shan, Hong Kong |
| Products | Railway services |
Ma On Shan () is an elevated railway station located on the in Hong Kong. Positioned above Sai Sha Road within the heart of Ma On Shan town centre, it is situated between Sunshine City and Bayshore Towers. This station primarily serves important residential complexes such as Kam Ying Court and Chung On Estate, while also providing convenient access to more than ten educational institutions and nearby leisure facilities including Ma On Shan Park.
The design of the platforms features a motif inspired by the historic iron mine found at Ma On Shan peak.
History
Ma On Shan station commenced operations on 21 December 2004, opening alongside other stations on the KCR Ma On Shan Rail line.
On 14 February 2020, the MTR extended the railway southward to a new terminus at Kai Tak as part of the initial phase of the Sha Tin to Central Link Project. During this period, the Ma On Shan Line was rebranded as Tuen Ma line Phase 1, with Ma On Shan serving as an intermediate stop on this provisional route.
Subsequently, on 27 June 2021, Tuen Ma line Phase 1 merged with the West Rail line in East Kowloon, creating the newly formed Tuen Ma line. This integration established Hong Kong's longest railway line, with Ma On Shan remaining an intermediate station along its route.
Layout
| P | Platform 1 | ← Template:Rcb towards Template:STN (Template:STN) |
| island platform | ||
| Platform 2 | Template:Rcb towards Template:STN (terminus) → | |
| C | concourse | exits, customer services, toilets, ATMs, shops, Octopus promotion machine |
| G | ground | staff carpark (not open to public) |
Entrances/exits
- A1 & A2: Ma On Shan Plaza
- B: MOSTown