Closed and unopened Downtown Metro stations

When stations on the Downtown Metro are opened, some people announced that it would be closed or abandoned. Here is a closed and unopened station list about why they were closed and abandoned.

Closed stations
Imperial City: Imperial City was a station on the Line 1 and Line 9. It was closed, because of the plan of Imperial. It was closed in 26 July 1968.

Tropical River: Tropical River was a station on the Line 2. It was closed, because of a strike on the Line 2 between Waterfront and Bridge. It was closed in July 20 1978.

Sony Xperia: Sony Xperia was a station on the Line 6 and reminded about the Sony Xperia series. It was closed, because the cost of replacing staircases were expensive and closed in April 15 2008.

Delta: Delta was a station on the Line 8. The station was closed and cut back to St. Peter, because of low passenger numbers.

North Waterfront: North Waterfront was a station on the Line 8. It was closed and cut back to St. Peter, because of low passenger numbers.

Archipelago: It was a station on Line 8. It was closed and cut back to St. Peter, because of low passengers and an extension on the Line 2 to Archipelago.

=Stations not on the map and why== Tropical River was on the map until 1976 (comes before an interchange station and there cannot be more than 127 stations)

Delta was on the map until 2007 (comes after a terminal station)

Trivia
Delta and Archipelago will be opened in 2017 on Lines 2 and 9.