LRT3 opens Monday: Your complete guide to getting anywhere

The LRT3 Shah Alam Line opens this Monday, 29 June 2026. After a decade of construction and delays, the 37.8km line connecting Bandar Utama to Johan Setia is finally ready for passengers. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim will officiate the launch at the depot on Sunday, 28 June, before the line opens to the public on Monday morning at 6am.

But knowing the line exists is only half the story. The more useful question is: once you are on the LRT3, where can you actually go? And how much will it cost to get there?

Here is a practical guide — with an interactive map and journey planner below.

Two LRT3 stations that unlock the whole network

The LRT3 has 20 stations at launch. Most of them are local stops. But two of them are the keys that open up the entire Klang Valley rail network.

The first is Bandar Utama. This is where the LRT3 meets the MRT Kajang Line. From here, you can reach TRX, Bukit Bintang, Pasar Seni and Kajang without changing lines again. It is the fastest way into KL city from anywhere along the Shah Alam corridor.

The second is Glenmarie 2. This is where the LRT3 meets the Kelana Jaya LRT Line. From here, the KJ Line runs in two directions. Head towards Gombak for KLCC and Pasar Seni. Head towards Putra Heights for KL Sentral, Subang Jaya and SS15. Most journeys out of Shah Alam and Klang will pass through Glenmarie 2.

There is also a third, smaller connection. At Jambatan Kota, a short walk connects you to the KTM Komuter station in Klang town. This matters if you need to continue towards Port Klang or further up the KTM line.

Key journeys on LRT3 and what they cost

Here are the most common trips and how to make them. Fares are based on the Rapid KL distance-based structure. LRT3 fares start from 80 sen and go up to RM4.90 for cash, or RM4.30 for cashless payments. Children, students, senior citizens and OKU passengers receive a 50% concession.

From Klang to Bukit Bintang / KLCC: Take the LRT3 towards Bandar Utama and alight at Glenmarie 2. Transfer to the Kelana Jaya LRT towards Gombak. Alight at KLCC. Estimated time: around 60 minutes. Estimated fare: RM4.20 cash, RM3.70 cashless.

From Shah Alam to KL Sentral: Take the LRT3 towards Bandar Utama and alight at Glenmarie 2. Transfer to the Kelana Jaya LRT towards Putra Heights. Alight at KL Sentral. Estimated time: around 48 minutes. Estimated fare: RM3.50 cash, RM3.00 cashless.

From Klang to Putrajaya: Take the LRT3 to Glenmarie 2, transfer to the KJ LRT to KL Sentral, then take the KLIA Transit to Putrajaya & Cyberjaya station. Estimated time: around 90 minutes. Note that the KLIA Transit fare of approximately RM8.50 is charged separately from your Rapid KL fare.

From PJ to KLIA: Take the LRT3 to Glenmarie 2, transfer to the KJ LRT to KL Sentral, then take the KLIA Ekspres (28 minutes, RM35) or KLIA Transit (slower but cheaper). Estimated total time: around 80 minutes from the PJ end of the line.

From Shah Alam to Subang Jaya: Take the LRT3 towards Bandar Utama, alight at Glenmarie 2, transfer to the KJ LRT towards Putra Heights and alight at Subang Jaya or SS15. Estimated time: around 30 minutes. Estimated fare: RM2.20 cash, RM1.90 cashless.

Plan your journey with the interactive map below

Six LRT3 stations have Park N’ Ride facilities with a combined capacity of 2,300 vehicles: Kayu Ara, Damansara Idaman, Pasar Klang, Seri Andalas, Bandar Bukit Tinggi and Johan Setia. If you drive and take the train, these are your Park N’ Ride options on the LRT3

The map and journey planner below covers all 20 stations at launch. Select your origin station and destination to see the route, estimated time and fare. Tap any station on the map to fill it in automatically.

Fares shown are estimates based on published Rapid KL distance-based rates. Always verify at myrapid.com.my or the Rapid KL app before travel. Services run daily from 6am to approximately midnight. Watch Rapid KL’s official channels for any free-ride promotions tied to the launch.