Stations
| Station Number | Station Name | Interchange/Notes |
| EW1 | Pasir Ris | |
| EW2 DT32 | Tampines | Downtown Line |
| EW3 | Simei | |
| EW4 | Tanah Merah | Changi Airport Branch Line Cross-platform transfer available between Changi Airport-bound and both Pasir Ris-bound and Joo Koon-bound trains. |
| EW5 | Bedok | |
| EW6 | Kembangan | |
| EW7 | Eunos | |
| EW8 CC9 | Paya Lebar | Circle Line |
| EW9 | Aljunied | Terminus of East West Line Lunch Time Xpress train service |
| EW10 | Kallang | |
| EW11 | Lavender | |
| EW12 DT14 | Bugis | Downtown Line |
| EW13 NS25 | City Hall | North South Line Cross-platform transfer available between Pasir Ris-bound and Marina Bay-bound trains, and between Joo Koon-bound and Jurong East-bound trains |
| EW14 NS26 | Raffles Place | North South Line Cross-platform transfer available between Pasir Ris-bound and Jurong East-bound trains, and between Joo Koon-bound and Marina Bay-bound trains |
| EW15 | Tanjong Pagar | |
| EW16 NE3 TS17 | Outram Park | Terminus of East West Line Lunch Time Xpress train service. North East Line Thomson Line |
| EW17 | Tiong Bahru | |
| EW18 | Redhill | |
| EW19 | Queenstown | |
| EW20 | Commonwealth | |
| EW21 CC22 | Buona Vista | Circle Line |
| EW22 | Dover | |
| EW23 | Clementi | |
| EW24 NS1 | Jurong East | North South Line Cross-platform transfer available between Marina Bay-bound and both Pasir Ris-bound and Joo Koon-bound trains. |
| EW25 | Chinese Garden | |
| EW26 | Lakeside | |
| EW27 | Boon Lay | |
| EW28 | Pioneer | Boon Lay Extension (BLE) |
| EW29 | Joo Koon | Boon Lay Extension (BLE) |
| EW30 | Gul Circle | U/C Tuas West Extension (TWE) |
| EW31 | Tuas Crescent | U/C Tuas West Extension (TWE) |
| EW32 | Tuas West Road | U/C Tuas West Extension (TWE) |
| EW33 | Tuas Link | U/C Tuas West Extension (TWE) |
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