at least not like in KL...
switch lines, must buy ticket again!
must walk under the hot sun to switch lines. got sheltered overhead
bridge, but escalator not working! base of escalator got lots of
rubbish. in the end everyone jaywalk. Dang Wangi
Bukit Nanas
have an elevated station like Dover, Clementi... but go up station
on one side of road to go this way... go up station on other side
of road to go the other way.. don't understand? imagine u at SP
side.. u want to go to East.. u have to cross the road below, get
to the other side, go up then can purchase tickets to board train
there.... Masjid Jamek station for Kelana Jaya line.
it would be good if they have a rule.. "No Standing on
Travellators. all MUST walk!"

x2.
Once in KL, I went to the wrong side of the platform.
To get to the right side, I had to go down, exit the station,
cross the road, and buy a new ticket. 1 ringgit down the drain.
And their so-called 'interchange stations' are useless.... might
as well just refer to them as 'two different stations separated by
a few meters and a major road'.
This fella who's complaining doesn't seem to realize that it's
not just about safety..... there are engineering factors involved
(soil composition and condition, existing underground
infrastructure, acoustics requirements, etc).
It is already NOT easy to add a new platform and tracks with an
entirely new orientation while maintaining seamless
interconnectivity and accounting for all the other engineering
factors!
As much as it can be a hassle to walk at Dhoby Ghaut and Outram
Park, at least you don't have to cross fare gates (and end up
walking and paying more).