Dubai Metro Map 2026: Red, Green & Blue Line (PNG + PDF)

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Map reviewed 1 October 2026. Next planned change: Blue Line opening, 9 September 2029.

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How to read the Dubai Metro map

The map is schematic: distances are not to scale, but the order of stations and the places where lines meet are exact. The Red Line runs along Sheikh Zayed Road from Centrepoint (near the airport) to the Jebel Ali area. At National Paints it splits: one branch ends at Life Pharmacy and the other, opened in 2020, ends at Expo 2020. The Green Line loops through old Dubai, crossing the creek between Gold Souq and Al Ghubaiba, and runs from e& in Al Qusais to Creek in Al Jaddaf.

White circles with a black ring are interchanges. Change between lines at Union or BurJuman.
The dashed blue line is the Blue Line. It does not run yet; opening is planned for 9 September 2029.
Airport stations: DXB Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 have their own Red Line stations. Terminal 2 has no metro station. See the airport guide.
Fares depend on zones, not on the number of stops. The zone map lists the zone of each station.

Red Line stations in order

The Red Line has 29 stations on its main route and 6 on the Route 2020 branch, 35 in total.

Route 2020 branch (from National Paints)

Green Line stations in order

The Green Line has 20 stations, from e& to Creek.

Blue Line on the map

The Blue Line will add 30 km and 14 stations. Route 1 will run Creek, Dubai Festival City, Dubai Creek Harbour, Ras Al Khor Industrial Area, International City 1, International City 2, International City 3, Dubai Silicon Oasis, Dubai Academic City. Route 2 will link Centrepoint, Mirdif, Al Warqa, International City 1. It will connect with the Green Line at Creek and with the Red Line at Centrepoint. The order of the International City and Silicon Oasis stops on the map is indicative until RTA publishes the final station list. Details and progress are on the Blue Line page.

Old station names you may see on older maps

Current name	Former name(s)	Line
ADCB	Al Karama	Red
Al Fardan Exchange	Nakheel, Al Khail	Red
Al Garhoud	GGICO, Garhoud	Red
BurJuman	Khalid Bin Al Waleed	Red + Green
Centrepoint	Rashidiya, Al Rashidiya	Red
City Centre Deira	Deira City Centre	Red
Danube	Jebel Ali Industrial	Red
DMCC	Jumeirah Lakes Towers	Red
e&	Etisalat, Etisalat by e&	Green
Equiti	First Gulf Bank, First Abu Dhabi Bank, Umm Al Sheif	Red
Garmin	Noor Islamic Bank, Noor Bank, Al Safa, Onpassive	Red
Gold Souq	Palm Deira	Green
InsuranceMarket	Sharaf DG, Mashreq	Red
Life Pharmacy	Jebel Ali, UAE Exchange	Red
Max	Al Jafiliya	Red
National Paints	Nakheel Harbour & Tower, Jabal Ali	Red
Sharaf DG	Al Fahidi	Green
Sobha Realty	Dubai Marina, DAMAC Properties	Red

Full history and dates of each change are on the renamed stations page.

Frequently asked questions

How many stations does the Dubai Metro have?

There are 53 different stations in operation: 35 on the Red Line (29 on the main route plus 6 on the Route 2020 branch to Expo 2020) and 20 on the Green Line. Union and BurJuman are shared by both lines, which is why some sources count 55 station stops.

Where do the Red and Green lines meet?

At two interchange stations: Union in Deira and BurJuman in Bur Dubai. You change lines inside the station without leaving the paid area.

Where does the Red Line split?

At National Paints (formerly Jebel Ali). One branch continues to Ibn Battuta, Energy, Danube and Life Pharmacy; the Route 2020 branch goes to Expo 2020. Check the destination on the train before boarding.

Can I download the Dubai Metro map?

Yes. Use the PNG button for a high-resolution image you can save on your phone, or the PDF button for printing on A4 or Letter paper. Both are free.

Is the Blue Line on the map open?

No. The Blue Line is under construction and is planned to open on 9 September 2029. It is shown dashed on the map so you can see where it will run.

Why do some stations have different names on older maps?

Many Dubai Metro stations are named under sponsorship deals, so names change. For example Rashidiya is now Centrepoint, Al Khail is Al Fardan Exchange, Jebel Ali is National Paints and UAE Exchange is Life Pharmacy. The table on this page lists every old name.

Timings today

First and last train for today, by day of the week.

Tickets and fares

nol card prices, fares by zone and day passes.

All stations

Every station with zone, landmarks and neighbours.

Attractions

Which station to use for Burj Khalifa, Marina and more.

Sources: station order and interchanges from RTA network information as reported by Wikipedia (Red Line and Green Line articles) and cross-checked with Khaleej Times' full station list (September 2026); Blue Line routes from the Dubai Media Office. See how we verify.