Sylvia Park Train Station

Sylvia Park Train Station

Infobox Station
electrified=No
name=Sylvia Park
owned=ARTA
type=MAXX Urban rail
address=Mount Wellington Highway,
Sylvia Park,
Auckland


image_caption=View from overbridge.
coordinates=coord|-36.914661|174.842624|display=inline,title
line=Eastern Line
platform=Island
tracks=2

Sylvia Park train station is a railway station on the Eastern line of the passenger rail network in Auckland, New Zealand. It serves the recently opened Sylvia Park mall and the surrounding suburb of Mount Wellington.

New Station

The new Sylvia Park station was funded by the builders of the mall cite web|url=http://www.maxx.co.nz/media_releases.html?releaseid=3956082d-f206-b719-3dfe-c3304aa25f06|access date=March 2007|title=Kiwi Income Properties Media Release: Railway station gets the green light at Sylvia Park] and built by ARTNL/ARTA. The new station opened to the public on Monday 2 July 2007." [http://www.nzherald.co.nz/category/story.cfm?c_id=77&objectid=10449017 Next stop, shopping ... big centre gets its own rail station] " - "The New Zealand Herald", Monday 02 July 2007] cite web|url=http://www.nzherald.co.nz/topic/story.cfm?c_id=296&objectid=10448380|title=Train temptations|author=The New Zealand Herald|accessdate=2007-06-28] The station cost NZ$5 million to build.

The new station has a fairly high patronage, mainly people going shopping at the new Sylvia Park Shopping Centre.

Previous station

An earlier station was opened at the site in 1930 and closed during the World War II period (1940-1945), due to the American government buying the land next to the railway and using it for army sheds.

Another station with the same name existed approximately 1 km west of this site. Passengers were mostly for the adjacent Westfield Freezing Works until 1986 when it was closed due to lack of patronage.

Services

Services are provided at least half-hourly on weekdays, with services at least hourly on weekends and public holidays.

References

External links

* [http://www.arta.co.nz/xxarta/ Auckland Regional Transport Authority]


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