RapidKL Monorail is superb. We last used the service almost a year ago. We used the monorail multiple times a day throughout the duration of our stay in Kuala Lumpur just as before. The service is outstanding in every way. It offers frequent trains, they are spotlessly clean, air conditioned, run on time, comfortable and other users respectful. The stations are easily accessible, close to all key locations and connect to other services that service Kuala Lumpur and surrounding areas. Monorail users even at peak times negotiate the service effortlessly and quietly without any pushing or shoving as experienced in similar services in other parts of the world. You would have to look very hard to find any signs of litter any graffiti is none existent. Carriages are entirely open, light and safe. Tickets make travel by monorail / light rail very cost effective. We purchased ‘myrapid’ touch cards and topped them up when ever needed, meaning we just tapped in and out where we joined and left the service. This is one of the best monorail systems we’ve experienced on our travels.

We used the monorail to get to the times square mall in Central KL. The trains are regular and well maintained. Unlike the MRT there are no entry barrier doors on the platforms but these are currently bring fitted. Access to the stations is generally stepped and can be quite steep so those with mobility issues may struggle. The stations are open so can be warm but tend to have a good breeze being elevated above ground level. Tickets are good value as for all Malaysian transport infrastructure but need to be purchased separately from other transport modes.

One of the most effective transportation to get from the central station to the Bukit Bintang area, where many hotels are. About 3 ringgit and about 15 minutes ride in an air conditioned train take you there. Might be a problem if you have heavy luggage. Sometimes quite crowded train, then the Aircon will not work as good. You buy a token as a ticket by cash machines , only small bills and coin usually works.

I wasn't particularly impressed with the RapidKL monorail. We caught the monorail from KL Sentral station and the platform was absolutely HEAVING with people, more so than any other line. Although you can get nice views from the monorail trains, the swarms of people on the train meant you couldn't relax and enjoy your journey like you can on other train lines. The trains are also badly designed with some seats being in the middle, reducing the amount of available space for standees. On the plus side, monorail trains run relatively frequently, but unlike the LRT Kelana Jaya Line, the destination display boards at the stations merely say 'trains run every minutes' - they don't actually tell you when the next train is due. Overall, the monorail is more something to use out of convenience than anything else. I would try to avoid this form of transportation if possible.