The Universiade Painted Train – The No.1 Most Shared Train Schedule & Tips for Riding
Last updated 2026-09-25 — The Universiade-painted carriages, a collaboration between the Universiade and Taipei Metro, have sparked widespread sharing and discussion after their launch. Many people are eager to ride them, but catching the Universiade train while on the Green Line isn’t guaranteed. Since there’s only one Universiade-painted train...
By MOOK Scenic Spots, compiled report
The Universiade-painted carriages, a collaboration between the Universiade and Taipei Metro, have sparked widespread sharing and discussion after their launch. Many people are eager to ride them, but catching the Universiade train while on the Green Line isn’t guaranteed. Since there’s only one Universiade-painted train, which is train No. 303, timing is crucial if you want to board it—otherwise, it’s all about luck.
Photography by MOOK Scenic Spots, Chen Wenlin
Train No. 303 on the Songshan-Xindian Line has the following departure times
Departure from Songshan:
5:38, 6:57, 8:15, 9:34, 11:02, 12:32, 14:02, 15:32, 16:59, 18:18, 19:11, 20:34, 22:03
5:38, 6:57, 8:15, 9:34, 11:02, 12:32, 14:02, 15:32, 16:59, 18:18, 19:11, 20:34, 22:03
Departure from Xindian:
6:17, 7:36, 8:54, 10:17, 11:49, 13:19, 14:49, 16:19, 17:38, 19:51, 21:20, 22:46.
6:17, 7:36, 8:54, 10:17, 11:49, 13:19, 14:49, 16:19, 17:38, 19:51, 21:20, 22:46.
Photography by MOOK Scenic Spots, Wu Pinxuan
Photography by MOOK Scenic Spots, Wu Pinxuan
You can estimate the arrival times at each station after departure to decide whether to board, or go directly to the departure station to catch the painted train. The train will run until August 30—those who want to see the painted train scenery should plan their visit accordingly.
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