Futian Checkpoint Station - Station Layout

Station Layout

There is a total of 4 levels in Futian Checkpoint Station. The 2nd and 3rd levels (above ground) are immigration facilities (being the arrivals hall and departures hall respectively), while the 1st level is the station concourse. The 2 side platforms and an island platform is located on the lowest level (ground floor), but only one island platform and 1 side platform is used in daily operations. Among them, the side platform serves as the unloading platform for trains arriving at the station, while the other island platform is used as the boarding platform for trains departing the station. This method is called the Spanish solution.

U3F Futian Port Control Point Departures Hall, Footbridge to Lok Ma Chau Spur Line Control Point
U2F Futian Port Control Point Arrivals Hall, Footbridge exit (for entering mainland only), Customer Service Centre
U1F
Concourse
Lobby Concourse, TVMs
G
Platforms
Side platform, (outbound) doors will open on the left
Platform 2 → Longhua Line termination platform
← Longhua Line towards Qinghu
Island platform, (inbound) doors will open on the right and left
Platform 1 → Longhua Line termination platform
← Longhua Line towards Qinghu
Side platform, (outbound) doors will open on the right
Line name
Towards
Following station
Following station
Towards
Longhua Line Qinghu Station Fumin Station
Futian Checkpoint Station End of line
End of line Futian Checkpoint Station End of line
End of line Futian Checkpoint Station End of line

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