Shah Alam Line (LRT3) Fare Calculator

Printed QR Code Tickets (Cash Fare) - LRT Shah Alam Line (LRT3) has replaced the old plastic tokens with printed paper tickets featuring a QR code, which are issued by self-service ticket vending machines. Simply scan the QR code at the fare gates when entering and exiting the station.

Stored Value Card (Cashless Fare) - Available at the Customer Service Office at any of LRT, MRT, Monorail, and BRT station. Alternative, your MyKad or Touch ‘N Go card.

Important: If you are transferring between the LRT Shah Alam Line (LRT3) and another rail line, such as the MRT Kajang Line or the LRT Kelana Jaya Line, you must tap out at the LRT3 fare gate and then tap in again at the connecting line's fare gate to continue your journey.

Please note that the Shah Alam Line (LRT3) currently operates on a separate ticketing and fare system. As a result, transfers between LRT3 and other MRT/LRT lines are not processed as a single continuous journey, and separate fare validation is required.

If you are travelling with a cash fare (QR paper ticket), you will need to purchase a new ticket (token) for the connecting line when transferring. If you are using a cashless payment method (such as a Touch 'n Go card, debit card, or credit card), simply tap out at the LRT3 fare gate and tap in again at the connecting line's fare gate. The fare for each line will be charged separately.

Note: The published train fare is subjected to change as per the rail operator' discretions and it is deemed to be accurate when it last updated.