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Ocean Park is an under-construction railway station in Hong Kong on the east section of the South Island Line, which is under construction. It serves Ocean Park (Hong Kong). Tourists can get to Ocean Park directly by MTR, instead of changing buses at Admiralty Station. It will be the second MTR station serving a theme park, after Disneyland Resort Station. Planned for opening late 2016, but delays are highly probable given MTR's troubled history of line openings.
Ocean Park Station will be built above ground, north of Ocean Park Road, above the Ocean Park Bus Depot. A footbridge will be built linking the Station with the main Park. In total, the station will feature three entrances/exits. Aedas, as part of the engineering team led by Atkins, is the architect for the station.
New Platform Design that matches the real thing
The Real Deal
Still Working on the Interior
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S-Train Used in the line will be computer-controlled, although they are made in China
| Credit | 3D Art, MTR, Transit, Subway, Tube, Hong, Kong, Line, Train, Trains, Tunnel, Bridge, Rail, Mass, Disney, Disneyland, Resort, Hotel, City, Lantau, Island, Complex, Park,ocean |
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Huge Update!! : by homingdbs 01/02/2017 10:15:40 amJan 2nd, 2017
As the station opened this week a few details are unveiled.
Hence the following updates:
- Redefined Platformed Length, moved boarding area accordingly
- Brand new platform design (especially on the ceiling)
- Built the sound barrier along the green bridge
Hence the following updates:
- Redefined Platformed Length, moved boarding area accordingly
- Brand new platform design (especially on the ceiling)
- Built the sound barrier along the green bridge
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The exterior looks fantastic, especially with the glass patterns, and I would love to see your imagining of the interior. Great work!