Dubai Metro Map 2025 - Interactive Red Line & Green Line Station Guide

Dubai Metro Map

Interactive guide to Red Line, Green Line stations and upcoming Blue Line

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Complete Dubai Metro Network Map

The Dubai Metro operates across 47 stations on two main lines: the Red Line (35 stations) and Green Line (18 stations), covering a total network of 74.6 kilometers.

Dubai Metro Map 2025 showing Red Line and Green Line stations

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Metro Network Overview

  • Red Line: 35 stations from Centrepoint (Rashidiya) to UAE Exchange (Jebel Ali)
  • Green Line: 18 stations from Etisalat by e& to Creek
  • Blue Line: Under construction - 14 new stations by 2029
  • Operating Hours: 5:00 AM - 12:00 AM (varies by day)
  • Frequency: Every 3 min 45 sec (peak) / 7 minutes (off-peak)

Dubai Metro Lines Guide

πŸ”΄ Red Line

Length: 52.1 kilometers
Stations: 35 stations
Route: Centrepoint to UAE Exchange
Key Areas: Dubai Airport, Business Bay, Downtown Dubai, Marina

The Red Line is the world's longest single automated metro line, connecting major attractions including Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, and Dubai Marina.

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🟒 Green Line

Length: 22.5 kilometers
Stations: 18 stations
Route: Etisalat by e& to Creek
Key Areas: Deira, Bur Dubai, Al Karama, Al Qusais

The Green Line serves Dubai's historic districts, connecting traditional souks, heritage areas, and the Dubai Creek waterfront.

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πŸ”΅ Blue Line (Coming 2029)

Length: 30 kilometers
Stations: 14 new stations
Route: Creek to Academic City
Key Areas: Dubai Creek Harbour, International City, Silicon Oasis

The upcoming Blue Line will connect emerging neighborhoods and provide three interchange stations for seamless transfers.

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Key Metro Stations

Quick access to major Dubai Metro stations and nearby attractions

πŸ”΄ Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall

Zone: 1 | Line: Red
Access to: Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, Dubai Fountain

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πŸ”΄ Dubai Marina

Zone: 2 | Line: Red
Access to: Marina Walk, JBR Beach, Ain Dubai

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🟒 Gold Souq

Zone: 1 | Line: Green
Access to: Gold Souq, Spice Souq, Dubai Creek

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πŸ”΄ Dubai International Airport Terminal 3

Zone: 2 | Line: Red
Access to: DXB Terminal 3, Airport City

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πŸ”„ Union (Interchange)

Zone: 1 | Lines: Red & Green
Transfer station between Red and Green lines

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πŸ”„ BurJuman (Interchange)

Zone: 1 | Lines: Red & Green
Access to: BurJuman Centre, Downtown Dubai

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Dubai Metro Zones & Fare Structure

The Dubai Metro network is divided into 4 zones that determine your travel fare. Understanding zones helps you calculate journey costs and choose the right ticket type.

Zone 1

Central Dubai
Downtown, DIFC, Burj Khalifa area

Zone 2

Extended Areas
Marina, Airport, Deira

Zone 3

Outer Areas
Al Qusais, Jebel Ali

Zone 4

Extended Network
Expo City, Centrepoint

Fare Calculation

  • 1 Zone: 3 AED (Silver Card) | 6 AED (Gold Card)
  • 2 Zones: 5 AED (Silver Card) | 10 AED (Gold Card)
  • 3+ Zones: 7.5 AED (Silver Card) | 15 AED (Gold Card)
  • Students & People of Determination: 50% discount

Learn more about NOL cards and pricing

How to Navigate Using the Metro Map

πŸ—ΊοΈ Planning Your Journey

  1. Identify your departure and destination stations
  2. Check which line(s) you need to use
  3. Note if you need to transfer at Union or BurJuman
  4. Count zones to calculate fare
  5. Check operating hours and frequency

πŸ”„ Transfer Stations

Union Station: Main interchange between Red and Green lines in Deira

BurJuman Station: Second interchange point in downtown Dubai

Both stations provide easy walking connections between platforms with clear signage in English and Arabic.

πŸ“± Digital Tools

  • Official RTA Dubai app for real-time updates
  • Google Maps integration for route planning
  • Station displays show next train arrivals
  • QR codes at stations for quick information

Future Metro Expansion

🚧 Blue Line Construction (2025-2029)

The Dubai Metro Blue Line is currently under construction and expected to begin operations in 2029. This 30-kilometer line will add 14 new stations and provide three interchange points with existing lines.

Blue Line Key Stations (Planned):

  • Creek (Green Line interchange)
  • Dubai Festival City
  • Dubai Creek Harbour
  • Al Rashidiya (Red Line interchange)
  • International City 1, 2, 3
  • Dubai Silicon Oasis
  • Academic City

Long-term Expansion Plans

The RTA has announced ambitious plans to expand the Dubai Metro network to 96 stations by 2030 and 140 stations by 2040, covering 228 square kilometers. Additional lines including Purple, Gold, and Silver lines are in planning stages.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Dubai Metro operating hours?

Dubai Metro operates from 5:00 AM to 12:00 AM Monday-Thursday, 5:00 AM to 1:00 AM Friday, 5:00 AM to 12:00 AM Saturday, and 8:00 AM to 12:00 AM Sunday. Hours may extend during special events and Ramadan.

How do I transfer between Red and Green lines?

You can transfer between lines at two stations: Union (in Deira) and BurJuman (downtown). Follow the clear signage for line transfers - no additional fare required within 30 minutes.

Can I use the same NOL card for metro and bus?

Yes, NOL cards work across all RTA services including metro, buses, and tram. If you transfer from metro to bus within 30 minutes, you'll be charged for a single combined journey.

Is the Dubai Metro wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all Dubai Metro stations are fully wheelchair accessible with elevators, tactile flooring, and dedicated spaces in trains. Special assistance is available at all stations.

What's the fastest route to Dubai Mall?

Take the Red Line to "Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall" station. The station is directly connected to Dubai Mall via an air-conditioned walkway - no additional transport needed.

When will the Blue Line open?

The Dubai Metro Blue Line is expected to begin operations in 2029. It will add 14 new stations and 30 kilometers to the network, connecting areas like Dubai Creek Harbour and International City.

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