Queen Street

Queen Street Bus Terminal is a famous boarding point in Singapore for buses going towards Johor Bahru in Malaysia. The buses towards the Causeway or Singapore-Johor Expressway start from this terminal.

Here is a bit more information about this terminal and the bus services provided.

• The buses from Queen Street Bus terminal provide services to Malaysian cities such as Malacca, Johor Bahru, Genting Highlands, etc.
• Buses from this bus terminal as well as any bus to Queen Street are available throughout the day from various parts within the country of Malaysia.
• Queen Street bus terminal serves as a boarding point for several buses or just as a dropping point for many other operators.
• There are both day buses as well as night bus services but the timing differs with the destination.
• The average bus fare for the buses to and from Queen street would be SGD 20 and it differs from the bus route.
• The only bus operator with its services available from this bus terminal is 707-Inc which provides its services to the other available cities.
• With a plethora of buses on various routes, 707-Inc has got a 4.21 rating out of 5 from the passengers.
• There are mainly the Standard, single-decker, Super VIP, Snoozer 21-seater buses that are available for the trips.
• The amenities at the Queen Street bus terminal are upgraded and the various bus bays are numbered for the convenience of the passengers.
• The bus bays are protected by a glass door through which the passengers can come out when the bus is ready for boarding.
• The nearby places of interest close to the Queen Street Bus terminal are the garden by the Bay, Botanical gardens, Zoo, National Orchid garden, etc.
• The options for a good restaurant are the likes of Supreme Vege, Standing Sushi Bar, Asanoya Boulangerie, Indonesia BBQ, etc which are all easier to find and close to the bus terminal.
• Singapore has implemented travel restrictions to Malaysia that the bus services are temporarily terminated.
• When the travel restrictions are lifted, you can easily find the bus tickets with redBus where you will be updated about the latest travel news as well.

Formerly known as Ban San Bus Terminal, the Queen Street Bus Terminal was originally a centralized terminal under Green Bus Company and was officially opened in 1985. The Queen Street Terminal is located just off Singapore's Ban San Street, bordering Rochor Canal Road and Arab Street. The Queen St Bus Terminal is also considered to be the centralized terminal point for buses running between Johor Bahru, Malaysia, and Singapore.

Getting to Queen Street Terminal

You can access Queen Street Bus Terminal using other public transportation options like the MRT services, taxis, or even other buses. The most convenient option is the MRT, and the nearest MRT station from the Queen Street Terminal is Bugis MRT Station. Locals and tourists in Singapore can board any train to the Bugis MRT Station and reach Queen St bus Terminal, which is only a 5-minute walk away from the station.

If you are coming from downtown, then board the MRT from the Downtown Station and get down at the Queen St Bus Terminal. This will only take about 14 minutes. Passengers coming from the east side of Singapore can board a train from the Tuas West Road MRT Station, which will arrive at this terminal in less than an hour.

Passenger Facilities available at Queen Street Bus Terminal

Though the Queen St Bus Terminal is relatively old when compared to many others present in the city, the passenger facilities there are still well maintained and kept up-to-date. The terminal has many amenities, including clean washrooms for passengers located near the bus park.

The terminal has a sheltered and spacious queuing lane for passengers to stay while waiting for their city buses. You will be able to find several ticket counters for getting tickets for various bus operators, along with the long queuing lanes.

The terminal also has the following amenities around to make sure passengers have a comfortable time:

• Taxi Stands: There are about three taxi stands around the terminal, which will only take you about 5 minutes to reach on foot. The nearest one is Bugis Junction Taxi Stand B18.
• MRT Station: The nearest MRT Station is the Bugis MRT Station, which is only about 5 minutes away from the terminal.
• Dining options: Less than a kilometer away, you will be able to find many restaurants offering different cuisines and fast food places.

Advantages of booking Bus Tickets to and from Queen Street Terminal With redBus

Your vacations are hassle-free only when you make good travel arrangements. Booking online on redBus is the first right step you take to have a wonderful journey because there are many advantages to it! A lot of people do not travel, fearing the long queues for simply booking their tickets. But with redBus, you can do it right from the comfort of your own home! Moreover, you can select the type of bus you like based on the amenities, choose your favorite operator, and even pick your seats!

You could specify your boarding and dropping points based on what is convenient for your journey, proceed to pay online, and receive your tickets on your phone and email. Also, you could track your bus online even before it picks you up. Therefore, book your tickets online and allow redBus to make your travel plans peaceful and easy!

Booking a Ticket on redBus

You can easily book a ticket online by following these simple steps:

• Take the redBus app or website, and in the "From" and "To" tab, enter the Source and Destination locations.
• Choose the "Date of Journey" and click on the "Search" button.
• You will be provided with a list of buses from which you can choose the bus you like.
• Select the seat you wish to travel in, boarding and dropping points, and click on "Proceed to Book."
• Enter "Contact Information" and "Passenger Information."
• You could choose even to ensure the journey, and after that, click on "Proceed to Pay."
• If you have an offer code, enter that and select the payment mode to complete the procedure.

After the last step, you will receive a ticket on your phone and email.

Queen Street Bus Terminal Address

Queen Street Bus Terminal,

Ban San St,

Singapore 884001

Disclaimer: Bus timings, routes, and fares are subject to change. Please check the redBus app or website for any last-minute changes.

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