Kuala Lumpur metro
LRT, MRT and monorail lines meet at KL Sentral and Masjid Jamek; the network is good for KLCC, Bukit Bintang and Chinatown, and a train runs from KLIA.
All cities · Rapid KL (LRT, MRT, Monorail) · KTM Komuter · KLIA Ekspres / Transit · checked 2026-09
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After midnight counts as the night before: Saturday 01:30 is still Friday night's service.
Typical last trains from central stations; the ends of a line stop earlier, and holidays use their own timetable. Check the operator's app on the night.
Lines and key stations
Schematic, not to scale: only the stations visitors use most, in order along the line.
LRT Kelana Jaya Line
Colour: red · Gombak – Putra Heights
- KLCCSightsPetronas Towers
- Ampang Park
- Dang Wangi
- Masjid JamekInterchange
- Pasar SeniInterchangeChinatown
- KL SentralRail station
LRT Ampang & Sri Petaling Lines
Colour: orange · Sentul Timur – Ampang / Putra Heights
- Masjid JamekInterchange
- Plaza Rakyat
- Hang TuahInterchange
- Bukit JalilSightsnational stadium
MRT Kajang Line
Colour: green · Kwasa Damansara – Kajang
- Muzium NegaraSightsnational museum, KL Sentral walk
- Pasar SeniInterchange
- MerdekaSights
- Bukit BintangSights
- TRX
MRT Putrajaya Line
Colour: yellow · Kwasa Damansara – Putrajaya Sentral
- Kampung Batu
- TitiwangsaInterchange
- KLCC East
- Conlay
- TRXInterchange
KL Monorail
Colour: light green · KL Sentral – Titiwangsa
- KL SentralRail station
- Bukit BintangSights
- Raja Chulan
- TitiwangsaInterchange
Also: KTM Komuter (Batu Caves), the Shah Alam LRT line and the airport trains.
First and last trainscheck
| System | Days | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Rapid KL rail | Daily | 06:00 – 00:006:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
Rapid KL lines run about 06:00–00:00 daily, with extended hours on festival nights and New Year's Eve (check). KTM Komuter trains are less frequent and stop earlier.Rapid KL lines run about 6:00 AM–12:00 AM daily, with extended hours on festival nights and New Year's Eve (check). KTM Komuter trains are less frequent and stop earlier.
How oftencheck
- Rush hour
- 3–5 min
- Off-peak
- 5–10 min
- Night
- KTM Komuter every 15–30 min
Airport rail linkcheck
KLIA / KLIA2 (KUL)
KLIA Ekspres non-stop to KL Sentral (about 30–35 min) or KLIA Transit with stops; buses are cheaper and slower.
Last departure: About 00:00–01:00 from KLIA (check); airport coaches and Grab after thatAbout 12:00 AM–1:00 AM from KLIA (check); airport coaches and Grab after that
Farescheck
Distance-based, roughly RM1–6 on Rapid KL (check); KLIA Ekspres is a separate, higher fare. Payment in the transit-cards tool.
Card to use: Touch 'n Go card
Stations to know
- Rail stationKL SentralLRT Kelana Jaya Line, KL Monorail
- SightsKLCC — Petronas TowersLRT Kelana Jaya Line
- SightsBukit Jalil — national stadiumLRT Ampang & Sri Petaling Lines
- SightsMuzium Negara — national museum, KL Sentral walkMRT Kajang Line
- SightsMerdekaMRT Kajang Line
- SightsBukit BintangMRT Kajang Line, KL Monorail
Step-free accesscheck
Newer MRT stations are fully step-free; older LRT and monorail stations have lifts at most but not all entrances (check).
Etiquette and rulescheck
- No eating or drinking; fines apply.
- Women-only coaches on KTM Komuter and some LRT trains (pink signs).
- Priority seats for older, disabled and pregnant riders.
After the last traincheck
- Grab is the default after midnight; metered and budget taxis around KL Sentral and Bukit Bintang.
- A few Rapid KL buses run late (check).
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Everything marked check — hours, fares, last departures, rules — changes with timetables, works and holidays; confirm with the operator before you rely on a last train. Line colours are the operators' own, always shown with a name; diagrams are schematic. Written from Voykit's own notes; checked 2026-09.