Shanghai Metro

Madang Road station

Madang Road is a station of Shanghai Metro in Shanghai, China, served by Line 9, Line 13.

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Lines and neighboring stations

Line 9 Previous: Dapuqiao · Next: Lujiabang Road
Line 13 Previous: World Expo Museum · Next: Site of the First CPC National Congress·Xintiandi

Transfers at Madang Road

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Opening hours (reference)

Service	Day	Opens	Closes
Shanghai Metro (Lines 1–18, Pujiang and Airport Link; Maglev not included)	Mon–Thu	04:55	about 00:11 (last departure from any station, Mon–Thu)
Shanghai Metro (Lines 1–18, Pujiang and Airport Link; Maglev not included)	Friday	04:55	about 01:04 (last departure from any station)
Shanghai Metro (Lines 1–18, Pujiang and Airport Link; Maglev not included)	Saturday	04:55	about 01:04 (last departure from any station)
Shanghai Metro (Lines 1–18, Pujiang and Airport Link; Maglev not included)	Sunday	04:55	about 00:11 (last departure from any station)

Reference hours: they vary by line, station and day (holidays, events and works). Always confirm on the official channels.

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How to get from Madang Road

Estimated metro times to the main stations:

Madang Road → Fujin Road: about 52 min, 1 transfer
Madang Road → Xinzhuang: about 37 min, 1 transfer
Madang Road → Pudong Airport Terminal 1&2: about 82 min, 1 transfer
Madang Road → Panxiang Road · Shanghai National Accounting Institute: about 50 min, 1 transfer
Madang Road → North Jiangyang Road: about 69 min, 2 transfers

Nearby stations

Site of the First CPC National Congress·Xintiandi 0.8 km
Dapuqiao 0.8 km
Lujiabang Road 0.9 km
Luban Road 1.2 km
Laoximen 1.2 km
World Expo Museum 1.4 km

Coordinates: 31.2115° N, 121.4719° E · Open on map

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Frequently asked questions

Which lines serve Madang Road?

Madang Road is served by Line 9, Line 13.

Which stations are next to Madang Road?

On Line 9, Madang Road is between Dapuqiao and Lujiabang Road. On Line 13, Madang Road is between World Expo Museum and Site of the First CPC National Congress·Xintiandi.