Line 13 has station-specific first and last trains

Shanghai Metro Line 13 runs through western and central Shanghai toward Pudong. The station list above provides the current English and Chinese stop names used by this site, including Jinyun Road, West Nanjing Road, Xintiandi, World Expo Museum and Zhangjiang Road. The former article published a large fixed-time table that was not checked against the current operator service. That table has been removed; there is no reliable network-wide “Line 13 opens at…” or “closes at…” time.

Find the right central-city stop

West Nanjing Road and Xintiandi are useful central references, but each has multiple exits and possible line changes. Search the exact stop in the station list, then check the exit and walking destination on your map. If you are making a rail-to-rail transfer, the last departure from your first station is not enough: the connecting line must also still be running in the direction you need.

For World Expo Museum or another specific destination, keep the Chinese station name visible on your phone. Do not substitute a nearby attraction name for the metro stop; the correct exit and walking route can change the practical choice.

Plan the first or last train

1. Identify your boarding stop, destination and travel direction using the Line 13 station guide.
2. Open the official Shanghai Metro service for the first or last train at that exact station.
3. Check the day of travel, transfer line and any temporary notice. A holiday or late service may differ from a normal weekday.
4. Allow time to reach the platform and keep a road backup if the final usable connection has passed.

Timetable screenshots and copied tables become stale quickly, especially when a route extension or special service changes station patterns. If the site station list and a current station sign disagree, follow the operator's live sign and notice. Do not rely on a table copied from this article before this review.

Source and scope: The station sequence and transfer links come from this site's Shanghai metro dataset. Live times and disruptions should be verified with Shanghai Metro. Reviewed 9 October 2026; the former fixed timetable is no longer presented as current.