LRT Shah Alam Guide: 20 New Stations, Interchanges & Other Key Things To Know About The New Line

LRT Shah Alam line guide

Many more of us now rely on public transportation for our daily commutes due to its greater convenience. So it comes as good news to Klang Valley folks that the LRT Shah Alam line brings with it 20 new stations that connect three areas in the Klang Valley: Petaling Jaya, Shah Alam, and Klang.

After several rounds of launch delays, the LRT line finally has an opening date: 29th June 2026.

Here’s everything that you need to know about the line and what it offers commuters with its launch:

What is the LRT Shah Alam line?

The LRT Shah Alam line, formerly known as LRT3 and also LRT Bandar Utama – Johan Setia, runs from Bandar Utama in Petaling Jaya to Johan Setia in Klang. The line stretches 37.8km, with an end-to-end journey time of around 60 minutes. 

There are 20 stations and five provisional stations on the line. Of the 20 stations, five are located in Petaling Jaya, six in Shah Alam, and nine in Klang. All will launch on 29th June. Meanwhile, the provisional stations – Tropicana, Raja Muda, Temasya, Bukit Raja, and Bandar Botanik – are expected to open by 2027.

What are the stations on the LRT Shah Alam line?

The LRT Shah Alam line features the following stations:

The new light-blue line will be connected to three shopping and retail malls: Shaw Centrepoint, Lotus’s Klang, and AEON Bukit Tinggi. It’ll include two integrated stations for easier connections as well:

• Bandar Utama (Station 1): Interchange with the MRT Sungai Buloh-Kajang Line
• Glenmarie (Station 7): Interchange with the LRT Kelana Jaya Line

Are there any Park N’ Ride facilities?

To ensure even more convenience for commuters, there are Park N’ Ride facilities on the line, with 2,300 parking bays available at six stations on the Shah Alam line: Kayu Ara, Damansara Idaman, Pasar Klang, Seri Andalas, Bandar Bukit Tinggi, and Johan Setia.

What are the feeder bus routes on the line? 

There are 13 Bas Perantara, also called intermediate buses or feeder buses, on the Shah Alam line. Their bus numbers and routes are:

1. T780 LRT BU11 – LRT Kelana Jaya
2. T781 LRT Kelana Jaya – LRT Subang
3. T779 LRT Kerjaya – Subang Hitech
4. T762 LRT Dato’ Menteri – Bukit Bandaraya
5. T753 LRT Dato’ Menteri – Seksyen 8
6. T764 LRT UiTM Shah Alam – Seksyen 24
7. T765 LRT Seksyen 7 – UiTM
8. T728 LRT Pasar Klang – Setia City Mall
9. T729 LRT Pasar Klang – Bandar Bukit Raja
10. T722 LRT Jambatan Kota – Kampung Sungai Kandis
11. T725 LRT Jambatan Kota – Kampung Sungai Udang
12. T721 LRT Taman Selatan – Pandamaran
13. T719 LRT Klang Jaya – Taman Kota Pendamar

Image credit: MyRapid

What about the Rapid On-Demand services?

As for Rapid On-Demand services, the routes on the Shah Alam line are:

1. LRT Glenmarie 2 – Temasya Glenmarie
2. LRT Stadium Shah Alam – Seksyen 13
3. LRT Dato Menteri – KTM Shah Alam
4. LRT UiTM Shah Alam – Terminal 17
5. LRT Seksyen 7 – Padang Jawa
6. LRT Seksyen 7 – U12 Cahaya Alam
7. LRT Bandar Baru Klang – Taman Berkeley
8. LRT Jalan Meru – Taman Eng Ann
9. LRT Jalan Meru – Batu Belah
10. LRT Jambatan Kota – Teluk Gadong
11. LRT Jambatan Kota – Taman Summit
12. LRT Seri Andalas – Taman Sri Andalas
13. LRT Klang Jaya – Taman Klang Ria
14. LRT Bandar Bukit Tinggi – Bandar Botanik
15. LRT Bandar Bukit TInggi – Bandar Bukit Tinggi
16. LRT Bandar Bukit TInggi – Bandar Puteri
17. LRT Johan Setia – Bandar Bestari
18. LRT Johan Setia – Teluk Panglima Garang
19. LRT Johan Setia – Rimbayu
20. LRT Johan Setia – Taman Pendamar Indah

Rapid KL On-Demand route for LRT Stadium Shah Alam – Seksyen 13.
Image credit: MyRapid

To check the full coverage area, refer to MyRapid’s website, which provides helpful maps of Rapid KL On-Demand routes.

What are the fares for the LRT Shah Alam line?

The Shah Alam Line will operate under Rapid KL’s distance-based fare structure, meaning the fare scales with the distance a passenger travels. A full end-to-end journey from Bandar Utama to Johan Setia will cost RM4.40 for cash users, and RM3.80 for those paying cashless via Touch ‘n Go, according to the published fare table on Rapid KL’s website.

Meanwhile, concession card holders pay considerably less for the same route, costing RM2.20 for the full journey.

Launch in June 2026 after several delays

The LRT Shah Alam line, formerly known as LRT3, began construction works in 2016 and was slated to begin operations in 2025. Transport Minister Anthony Loke later gave an update on the project in a written response to a parliamentary query that the opening was pushed back to 30th September 2025.

However, the launch was again pushed to 2026 due to a signalling system issue and the inability of trains to finish the necessary fault-free run on the line.

After several bouts of delays, on 22nd June, it was confirmed in a statement by the Transport Minister that the LRT Shah Alam line will finally begin full operations on Monday, 29th June. An opening ceremony for the line will be held the day before, on 28th June.

LRT Shah Alam line launches with 20 new stations

The launch of the LRT Shah Alam line will provide better accessibility to commuters who live or work near it and ease the congestion on local roads. With 20 stations on the line, Selangor folks can look forward to easier commutes soon.

Also read: KL Monorail – Guide To Riding M’sia’s Only Rail Service, Including Station Navigation & Fares

Cover image adapted from: @rapidkl via Instagram

This article was first published on 27th February 2025, and was last updated by Brooklyn and Janet on 23rd June 2026.