Ma On Shan Station - Transport Interchange

Transport Interchange

There is a bus terminus at Sunshine City, providing interchange links to the following KMB bus routes:

KMB
  • 40X- Wu Kai Sha Station ↔ Kwai Chung Estate
  • 85C- Ma On Shan Town Centre ↔ Hung Hom Ferry
  • 85M- Kam Ying court ↺ Wong Tai Sin
  • 85S- Yiu On → Hung Hom Ferry (Rush Time Service)
  • 85X- Ma On Shan Town Centre → Hung Hom Ferry (Rush Time Service)
  • 86C- Lee On ↔ Cheung Sha Wan
  • 86K- Kam Ying Court ↔ Sha Tin Station
  • 86P- Sha Tin Station → Cheung Sha Wan (Rush Time Service)
  • 86S- Kam Ying Court ↔ Sha Tin Station (Rush Time Service)
  • 86X- Lee On ↔ Cheung Sha Wan (Rush Time Service)
  • 87D- Kam Ying Court ↔ Hung Hom Station
  • 87K- University Station ↺ Kam Ying Court
  • 89D- Wu Kai Sha Station ↔ Lam Tin Station
  • 89P- Ma On Shan Town Centre → Lam Tin Station (Rush Time Service)
  • 274P- Wu Kai Sha Station → Tai Po Industrial Estate (Rush Time Service)
  • 286M- Ma On Shan Town Centre ↺ Diamond Hill Station
  • 299- Sai Kung ↔ Sha Tin Town Central
Cross Harbour Tunnel Bus
  • 680- Lee On ↔ Admiralty (East)
  • 680A- Lee On ↔ Admiralty (East) (Rush Time Service)
  • 680P- Ma On Shan Town Centre → Admiralty (East) (Rush Time Service)
  • 680X- Lee On ↔ Central (Macau Merry) (Rush Time Service)
  • 681- Ma On Shan Town Centre ↔ Central (Hong Kong Station)
  • 681P- Yiu On ↔ Sheung Wan (Rush Time Service)
  • 682- Lee On ↔ Chai Wan (East)
  • 682P- Lee On → Chai Wan (East) (Rush Time Service)
Long Win Bus
  • A41P- Airport (Ground Transportation Centre) ↔ Ma On Shan Yiu On

It also serves the following GMB route:

  • #808

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