Stations
Here are the following station locations for all three stages of the Downtown Line.
| Station Number | Station Name | Interchange/Notes | |
| Stage 2 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| DT1 BP6 | Bukit Panjang | Bukit Panjang LRT | |
| DT2 | Cashew | ||
| DT3 | Hillview | ||
| DT5 | Beauty World | ||
| DT6 | King Albert Park | ||
| DT7 | Sixth Avenue | ||
| DT8 | Tan Kah Kee | ||
| DT9 CC19 | Botanic Gardens | Circle Line |
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| DT10 TS11 | Stevens | Thomson Line |
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| DT11 NS21 | Newton | North South Line |
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| DT12 NE7 | Little India | North East Line |
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| DT13 | Rochor | ||
| Stage 1 | |||
| DT14 EW12 | Bugis | East West Line |
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| DT15 CC4 | Promenade | Circle Line |
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| DT16 CE1 | Bayfront | Circle Line |
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| DT17 | Downtown | ||
| DT18 | Telok Ayer | ||
| DT19 NE4 | Chinatown | North East Line |
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| Stage 3 | |||
| DT20 | Fort Canning | ||
| DT21 | Bencoolen | ||
| DT22 | Jalan Besar | ||
| DT23 | Bendemeer | ||
| DT24 | Geylang Bahru | ||
| DT25 | Mattar | ||
| DT26 CC10 | MacPherson | Circle Line |
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| DT27 | Ubi | ||
| DT28 | Kaki Bukit | ||
| DT29 | Bedok North | ||
| DT30 | Bedok Reservoir | ||
| DT31 | Tampines West | ||
| DT32 EW2 | Tampines | East West Line |
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| DT33 | Tampines East | ||
| DT34 | Upper Changi | ||
| DT35 CG1 | Expo | East West Line |
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The Downtown Line's numbering scheme reserves station code 'DT4' between Hillview (DT3) and Beauty World (DT5). As of 2012, the LTA has not announced any details of any future station here.
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