ETS Train from Kuala Lumpur to Gemas
Schedule (Jadual) and Ticket Prices
Information on how to travel by KTMB Train from Kuala Lumpur to Gemas on the new ETS high speed train.
From the 19th May 2016, all Intercity Express Trains between KL and Gemas have been cancelled due to the opening of the new electrified dual tracks and now only ETS and Komuter trains can operate north of Gemas on the N - S Line.
ETS Train Schedule from KL to Gemas
The fastest way to travel from KL to Gemas is on the new high speed Electric Train Services (ETS) which take around two and a half hours to travel to Gemas.
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New ETS Timetable valid from the 16th of July 2019.
To see the full new ETS schedule for southbound trains click here >
KL Sentral to Gemas Route (Laluan) latest ETS Schedule from the 16th of July 2019.
For Train Timetables in the opposite direction from Gemas to KL click here >
| Train Number/Name | Departs KL Sentral | Arrives Gemas | Operating Days |
|---|---|---|---|
| EG 9321 | 11:54 | 14:17 | All |
| EG 9425 | 21:49 | 00:10 | All |
EG numbered train are ETS Gold Services.
EP numbered train are ETS Platinum Services.
All services operate daily.
To view the full ETS Train Timetable click here >
For times and fares for the Shuttle Train Services from Gemas to JB Sentral click here >
Ticket Prices for the Train from Kuala Lumpur to Gemas
Train fares from KL to Gemas vary depending on the type of train you want to use.
ETS Gold Trains cost:
Adult : 31 MYR
Child: 20 MYR
ETS Platinum Trains are the fastest (fewer stops) and most expensive and cost:
Adult: 40 MYR
Child: 24 MYR
How to Buy Train Tickets from Kuala Lumpur to Gemas
You can purchase train tickets in Malaysia in advance from any mainline railway station on the KTMB railway network.
If you turn up on the day of travel hoping to buy a ticket there is a good chance you will not be able to get a seat.
If you are already in Kuala Lumpur, rather than travel all the way to KL Sentral Station, it is easier to buy your train tickets online.
You can book online through the KTMB website or:
You can also use online ticketing agents (which is a much easier booking process and can work out a little bit cheaper).
To book you train tickets online click here >
