List of Sydney Metro stations

See also: List of Sydney Trains railway stations

The planned Sydney Metro network in 2025, showing the Sydney Metro Northwest (opened in 2019) and the Sydney Metro City & Southwest (opening in 2024 and 2025)

The Sydney Metro is a rapid transit rail system in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. The system is owned by the Government of New South Wales[1] and is operated under contract by Metro Trains Sydney, a joint venture between MTR Corporation, John Holland Group, and UGL Rail.[2] There are currently 21 Sydney Metro stations open and 52 kilometres (32 mi) of track.[3][4] When current construction is complete, there will be 46 metro stations and 113 kilometres (70 mi) of track.[5]

The first section of the Sydney Metro, the Sydney Metro Northwest project, opened on 26 May 2019 between Tallawong and Chatswood.[5] This consists of thirteen stations, five of which were existing stations along the Epping to Chatswood rail link converted to metro use, and nine of which were new stations.[3] Sydney Metro City & Southwest is planned to open in two stages: the section between Chatswood and Sydenham via the central business district opened on 19 August 2024,[6][7] and the section between Sydenham and Bankstown, which consists of part of the Bankstown railway line converted to metro use, is planned to open in 2025.[8][9] The Chatswood to Sydenham section has eight new metro stations[10] and the Sydenham to Bankstown section has eleven new metro stations.[11]

Sydney Metro Western Sydney Airport, which will have six new metro stations,[12] is planned to open in 2026 upon the opening of the Western Sydney Airport.[9][13] Sydney Metro West is planned to open in 2032 and will have at least nine new stations, all of which will be underground.[14]

Sydney Metro stations are either elevated, underground, or in a cutting.[15] All stations will have platform screen doors[16] and level boarding.[15]

## List of current stations

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§  Existing station wholly or partially converted for metro operation

List of current stations Station[17] | Image  | Served by  | Project[17] | Location  | Opened[a] | Transfers

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Barangaroo |  |

| City & Southwest | Barangaroo | 19 August 2024[6][7] |
Bella Vista |  |

| Northwest | Bella Vista[18] | 26 May 2019 |
Castle Hill |  |

| Northwest | Castle Hill[19] | 26 May 2019 |
Central |  |

| City & Southwest | Sydney CBD | 19 August 2024[b][6][7] |  Sydney Trains
NSW TrainLink
Buses  Light Rail[21]
Chatswood§  |  |

| Northwest
City & Southwest | Chatswood[22] | 26 May 2019[c] |  Sydney Trains
NSW TrainLink[22]
Cherrybrook |  |

| Northwest | Cherrybrook[24] | 26 May 2019 |
Crows Nest |  |

| City & Southwest | Crows Nest | 19 August 2024[6][7] |
Epping§  |  |

| Northwest | Epping[25] | 26 May 2019[d] |  Sydney Trains
NSW TrainLink[25]
Gadigal |  |

| City & Southwest | Sydney CBD | 19 August 2024[6][7] |  Sydney Trains & Light Rail (Town Hall)
Hills Showground |  |

| Northwest | Castle Hill[27] | 26 May 2019 |
Kellyville |  |

| Northwest | Kellyville[28] | 26 May 2019 |
Macquarie Park§  |  |

| Northwest | Macquarie Park[29] | 26 May 2019[e] |
Macquarie University§  |  |

| Northwest | Macquarie Park[32] | 26 May 2019[e] |
Martin Place |  |

| City & Southwest | Sydney CBD | 19 August 2024[f][6][7] |  Sydney Metro West at Hunter Street[34]
Sydney Trains[35]
North Ryde§  |  |

| Northwest | North Ryde[36] | 26 May 2019[e] |
Norwest |  |

| Northwest | Norwest[37] | 26 May 2019 |
Rouse Hill |  |

| Northwest | Rouse Hill[38] | 26 May 2019 |
Sydenham§  |  |

| City & Southwest | Sydenham | 19 August 2024[g][6][7] |  Sydney Trains[40]
Tallawong |  |

| Northwest | Tallawong[41] | 26 May 2019 |
Victoria Cross |  |

| City & Southwest | North Sydney | 19 August 2024[6][7] |
Waterloo |  |

| City & Southwest | Waterloo | 19 August 2024[6][7] |

## List of future stations

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List of future stations Station[17] | Image  | Project[17] | Location  | Planned opening[a] | Transfers

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Airport Business Park[12] |  | Western Sydney Airport[12] | Badgerys Creek[42] | 2026[9][13] |
Airport Terminal[12] |  | Western Sydney Airport[12] | Badgerys Creek[43] | 2026[9][13] |
Bankstown§  |  | City & Southwest | Bankstown | 2025[h][8][9] |  Sydney Trains[45]
Belmore§  |  | City & Southwest | Belmore | 2025[i][8][9] |
Bradfield[46] |  | Western Sydney Airport[12] | Bringelly[47] | 2026[9][13] |
Burwood North |  | West | Burwood | 2032[14] |
Campsie§  |  | City & Southwest | Campsie | 2025[i][8][9] |
Canterbury§  |  | City & Southwest | Canterbury | 2025[i][8][9] |
Dulwich Hill§  |  | City & Southwest | Dulwich Hill | 2025[i][8][9] |  Light Rail
Five Dock |  | West | Five Dock | 2032[14] |
Hunter Street |  | West | Sydney | 2032[14] |  Metro North West & Bankstown Line (Martin Place)
Sydney Trains (Martin Place & Wynyard)[34]
Light Rail
Hurlstone Park§  |  | City & Southwest | Hurlstone Park | 2025[i][8][9] |
Lakemba§  |  | City & Southwest | Lakemba | 2025[h][8][9] |
Luddenham[12] |  | Western Sydney Airport[12] | Luddenham[48] | 2026[9][13] |
Marrickville§  |  | City & Southwest | Marrickville | 2025[i][8][9] |
North Strathfield |  | West | North Strathfield | 2032[j][14] |  Sydney Trains[50]
Orchard Hills[12] |  | Western Sydney Airport[12] | Orchard Hills[51] | 2026[9][13] |
Parramatta |  | West | Parramatta | 2032[14] |  Sydney Trains at Parramatta railway station
Light Rail[52]
Punchbowl§  |  | City & Southwest | Punchbowl | 2025[h][8][9] |
Pyrmont |  | West | Pyrmont | 2032[14] |
St Marys[12] |  | Western Sydney Airport[12] | St Marys | 2026[k][13] |  Sydney Trains[54]
Sydney Olympic Park |  | West | Sydney Olympic Park | 2032[14] |  Sydney Trains at Olympic Park railway station[55]
The Bays |  | West | Bays Precinct | 2032[14] |
Westmead |  | West | Westmead | 2032[14] |  Sydney Trains
Light Rail[56]
Wiley Park§  |  | City & Southwest | Wiley Park | 2025[l][8][9] |

## Notes

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1. ^ a b Refers to when the station opened for Sydney Metro services
2. ^ Central station originally opened on 4 August 1906.[20]
3. ^ Chatswood station originally opened on 1 January 1890.[23]
4. ^ Epping station originally opened on 17 September 1886.[26]
5. ^ a b c Macquarie Park, Macquarie University and North Ryde stations originally opened on 23 February 2009 as part of the Epping to Chatswood rail link.[30][31]
6. ^ Martin Place station originally opened on 23 June 1979.[33]
7. ^ Sydenham station originally opened on 15 October 1884.[39]
8. ^ a b c Bankstown, Lakemba and Punchbowl stations originally opened on 14 April 1909.[44]
9. ^ a b c d e f Belmore, Campsie, Canterbury, Dulwich Hill, Hurlstone Park and Marrickville stations originally opened on 1 February 1895.[44]
10. ^ North Strathfield station originally opened on 9 June 1918.[49]
11. ^ St Marys station originally opened on 1 May 1862.[53]
12. ^ Wiley Park station originally opened on 19 June 1938.[44]

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