Station Layout
| U5 |
Residential and Commercial area |
Exits, Union Square, The Waterfront, Sorrento |
| The HarbourSide, The Arch, International Commerce Centre, The Cullinan | ||
| U4 | ||
| Tung Chung Line concourse |
Exit, Elements Mall | |
| U3 | Airport Express concourse |
Exit, Elements Mall |
| Tung Chung Line concourse |
Exit, Elements Mall, Escalator to U5 | |
| G Ground |
Airport Express check-in |
Customer service, drop-off area, in-town check-in, left luggage |
| MTRshops, vending machines, toilets, police post | ||
| Tung Chung Line concourse |
Exits, customer service, car park, toilet | |
| Airport Express shuttle bus, public transport interchange | ||
| MTRshops, Hang Seng Bank, automatic teller machines | ||
| L2 Platforms |
Airport Express concourse |
Customer service, drop-off area, toilets |
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| Platform 1 | █ Airport Express towards Airport and AsiaWorld-Expo | |
| Platform 2 | █ Airport Express towards Hong Kong | |
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| Airport Express concourse |
Customer service, taxi stand, MTRshops, toilets | |
| L4 Platforms |
Platform 3 | █ Tung Chung Line towards Tung Chung and Disneyland Resort Line |
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| Platform 4 | █ Tung Chung Line towards Hong Kong | |
As with other Airport Express stations, the Airport Express and Tung Chung line are separated by different concourses and different levels. Platform 2 is only used to allow travellers coming from the Hong Kong International Airport to alight except when you buy a Morning Express Ticket to Hong Kong and use Platform 2 on Mondays to Saturdays.
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