METRO DUBAI
Here are the details of Dubai Metro: its lines, operating hours,
map overview and key info
Overview & Lines
- Dubai Metro has two main lines:
the Red Line and the Green Line.
- You can use an electronic card
called the Nol Card to pay for metro rides (and also other public
transport in Dubai).
- The network covers many major
stations across Dubai including airport terminals, commercial areas,
residential areas, and connects with buses/trams.
Operating Hours and Frequency (2025)
|
Day |
Opening Time |
Closing Time (last trains) |
|
Monday – Thursday |
05:00 AM |
12:00 AM (midnight) |
|
Friday |
05:00 AM |
01:00 AM (next day) |
|
Saturday |
05:00 AM |
12:00 AM (midnight) |
|
Sunday |
08:00 AM |
12:00 AM (midnight) |
- During peak hours
(typically morning ~ 7:00‑9:00 AM, evening ~ 5:00‑7:00 PM), trains run
frequently every 2–4 minutes.
- At other times (off‑peak), trains
come every 5–7 minutes.
- Note: actual first/last train
times may vary depending on the station and direction — especially late at
night.
Map & Stations
- The metro map (above) shows all
the stations on Red and Green lines. You can zoom in for
station names, interchange points, and important landmarks.
- The Green Line runs — for example
— from Etisalat Station to Creek Station passing through
central/historic parts of Dubai.
- The Red Line connects major areas
including airport terminals (Terminals 1 & 3) and business/leisure
districts.
Features & Useful Info
- Dubai Metro trains and stations
are air‑conditioned, modern, and fully accessible (elevators, tactile
paths, etc.).
- There are dedicated cabins for
women & children, and there’s also a “Gold Class” option (first‑class
style) for more comfort.
- You can connect to buses, tram,
or taxis easily from many metro stations good for reaching destinations
not directly on the metro lines.


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