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Dubai Metro, with its Red and Green lines, is one of the most advanced and modern rail systems. Red (which branches out into two routes at the Jabal Ali interchange) and Green – making it easy to plan your journey. Here are your top questions about the Dubai Metro, answered. It offers a wide range of luxurious services . A Dubai Metro train comprises of various types of cabins, designated for different types of commuters, which include nol gold card holders cabin, designated group of cabins for women and children and general cabins.
You need to buy single, return and daypass tickets or a cashless smart card known as Nol on the metro. There are several metro stations dotted around the city so, for easy navigation, use the Roads and Transport Authority's helpful online journey planner.

If you've just arrived in Dubai, you'll be pleased to know there are two stops on the Red line at Dubai International Airport (DXB) Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. Simply look for the signs to the metro once you've collected your baggage, and pay for a ticket directly at the station.

You can carry two pieces of luggage with you on a Dubai Metro train – one large suitcase (no bigger than 81cm x 58cm x 30cm) and one carryon bag (no bigger than 55cm x 38 cm x 20cm).

The Red line starts from Centrepoint (formerly Rashidiya) station, close to Dubai International airport. This line essentially travels along the city's main highway Sheikh Zayed Road, with stops at key attractions and neighbourhoods, such as Burj Khalifa, The Dubai Mall, Business Bay, Jumeirah Lakes Towers (DMCC station), Dubai Marina (Sobha Realty station) and Mall of the Emirates.

At Jabal Ali station, the Red line branches out in two directions – if you are going to Expo City Dubai you can stay on the train and it will continue to your destination. But, if you are looking to go towards Ibn Battuta Mall, you will need to switch trains at Jabal Ali station. The Red line ends at UAE Exchange station, just past the Jebel Ali Industrial Area.

The Green line travels from the Etisalat station in the Al Twar area to the historic Dubai Creek. On this line, you can visit cultural highlights such as Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood, Deira and the gold and spice souks.



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