Dubai Metro Stations | Red Line, Green Line, Tram Line Stations Overview
Last updated on February 25th, 2026
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The Dubai Metro is a state-of-the-art rapid transit system that serves as the backbone of public transportation in the city. It connects major residential, business, and tourist hubs through the Red Line and Green Line, with a combined total of 55 stations currently in operation. A third route, the Blue Line, is under development and is scheduled to open on September 9, 2029, marking a major expansion of Dubai’s metro network. Whether you are a resident or a visitor, the Dubai Metro offers a smart, efficient, and user-friendly way to move around the city.
Dubai Metro Stations Map
Red Line Metro
35 stations
Green Line Metro
20 stations
Tram Line
11 stations
Interchange Stations
- Interchange between the Metro Red and Green Lines:
Union (R18/G20) and
BurJuman (R19/G26) - Interchange between the Metro and Tram:
Sobha Realty (R36) and
DMCC (R37)
Red Line Metro
The Dubai Metro Red Line is the city’s longest and most heavily used route. It runs parallel to Sheikh Zayed Road and connects major landmarks, shopping malls, business hubs, and residential districts. The line has 35 stations and includes four key interchange stations: Union and BurJuman (interchange with the Green Line), as well as Sobha Realty and DMCC (interchange with the Dubai Tram).
- Stations: 35
- Route: Between Centrepoint (R11) and Expo 2020 (R76) / Life Pharmacy (R42)
Red Line Stations List
Green Line Metro
The Dubai Metro Green Line is a vital component of the city’s public transport network, linking key historic and residential areas such as Deira and Bur Dubai with modern, reliable service. The line runs from Etisalat by e& to Creek Station and includes 20 stations. These stations provide convenient access to cultural landmarks, government offices, healthcare facilities, and densely populated residential districts, making the Green Line especially popular with daily commuters and local residents.
- Stations: 20
- Route: Between Etisalat by e& (G11) and Creek (G30)
Green Line Stations List
Tram Line
The Dubai Tram is a modern and efficient light rail system serving the Dubai Marina, Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR), and Al Sufouh areas. It is designed to integrate seamlessly with the Dubai Metro and the Palm Monorail, enhancing intermodal travel across Dubai’s coastal districts. The tram network includes 11 stations, all equipped with air-conditioned platforms and platform screen doors to ensure passenger comfort and safety.
- Stations: 11
- Route: Between Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) and Al Sufouh
Tram Line Stations List
Jumeirah Beach Residence 1
Jumeirah Beach Residence 2
Jumeirah Lakes Towers
Dubai Marina Mall
Dubai Marina
Marina Towers
Mina Seyahi
Media City
Palm Jumeirah
Knowledge Village
Al Sufouh
Dubai Metro Blue Line (Upcoming)
The Dubai Metro Blue Line is an upcoming metro route designed to expand Dubai’s rail network and improve connectivity between residential, commercial, and emerging urban areas. The line is planned to include 14 new stations, featuring a mix of elevated and underground sections. It is scheduled to open on September 9, 2029, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the Dubai Metro. Once operational, the Blue Line will integrate with the existing Red Line and Green Line, enabling smoother transfers across the metro network. It is also expected to enhance connectivity to Dubai International Airport. As part of Dubai’s unified public transport system, Nol cards are expected to be valid on the Blue Line.
- Dubai Creek Harbour
- International City
- Dubai Silicon Oasis
- Academic City
- Ras Al Khor
Final station names, exact locations, and interchange points will be officially confirmed by RTA closer to the launch date.
List of Renamed Dubai Metro Stations
Work on the Dubai Metro officially began on March 21, 2006. The first operational route, the Red Line, opened to the public on September 9, 2009. Since then, the RTA has renamed several metro stations over time, mainly due to branding updates, sponsorship agreements, and network expansions.
Below is a clear list showing older station names and their current official names.
| Old Station Name | Current Official Name |
|---|---|
| Rashidiya | Centrepoint |
| Sharaf DG | Mashreq |
| Al Jafiliya | Max |
| Al Karama | Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB) |
| Al Fahidi | Sharaf DG |
| Nakheel Harbour and Tower | Jabal Ali |
| Noor Bank | Al Safa |
| Nakheel | Al Khail |
| Palm Deira | Gold Souq |
| Khalid Bin Al Waleed | BurJuman |
| DAMAC Properties | Sobha Realty |
| Jebel Ali | Life Pharmacy |
| First Abu Dhabi Bank | Umm Al Sheif |
| Jumeirah Lakes Towers | DMCC |
Note: Station renaming is typically driven by branding partnerships and official RTA updates. Names shown reflect the latest publicly announced designations.
Dubai Metro Zones
| Station Name | Metro Line |
|---|---|
| Danube | Red Line |
| Energy | Red Line |
| Ibn Battuta | Red Line |
| The Gardens | Red Line |
| Discovery Gardens | Red Line |
| Al Furjan | Red Line |
| Jumeirah Golf Estates | Red Line |
| Dubai Investment Park | Red Line |
| Expo 2020 | Red Line |
Zone 1 includes Red Line stations serving the Jebel Ali, JAFZA, and Expo City Dubai corridor.
| Station Name | Metro Line |
|---|---|
| Jabal Ali | Red Line |
| DMCC | Red Line |
| Sobha Realty | Red Line |
| Dubai Internet City | Red Line |
| Al Khail | Red Line |
| Mashreq | Red Line |
| Mall of the Emirates | Red Line |
| Equiti | Red Line |
| Jumeirah Lakes Towers Tram | Tram Line |
| Dubai Marina Mall | Tram Line |
| Dubai Marina | Tram Line |
| Jumeirah Beach Residence 1 | Tram Line |
| Jumeirah Beach Residence 2 | Tram Line |
| Dubai Media City | Tram Line |
| Palm Jumeirah | Tram Line |
| Knowledge Village | Tram Line |
| Al Sufouh | Tram Line |
Zone 2 covers key commercial, residential, and coastal areas, including Dubai Marina, JBR, and major business districts along Sheikh Zayed Road.
| Station Name | Metro Line |
|---|---|
| Jumeirah Golf Estates | Red Line (Route 2020) |
Zone 3 currently includes stations on the Route 2020 extension of the Red Line.
Zone 4 stations are part of the RTA fare zoning system. Specific station listings for this zone will be updated once officially confirmed or mapped in detail by the RTA.
| Station Name | Metro Line |
|---|---|
| Etisalat by e& | Green Line |
| Al Qusais | Green Line |
| Dubai Airport Free Zone | Green Line |
| Al Nahda | Green Line |
| Stadium | Green Line |
| Abu Hail | Green Line |
| Al Qiyadah | Green Line |
| Salah Al Din | Green Line |
| Baniyas Square | Green Line |
| Gold Souq | Green Line |
Zone 5 primarily covers Green Line stations serving northern Dubai residential and commercial districts.
| Station Name | Metro Line |
|---|---|
| BurJuman | Red & Green Line |
| Oud Metha | Green Line |
| Dubai Healthcare City | Green Line |
| Al Jadaf | Green Line |
| Creek | Green Line |
| Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB) | Red Line |
| Max | Red Line |
| World Trade Centre | Red Line |
| Emirates Towers | Red Line |
| Financial Centre | Red Line |
| Business Bay | Red Line |
| Al Ghubaiba | Green Line |
| Sharaf DG | Green Line |
| Al Ras | Green Line |
Zone 6 includes major interchange stations and central business districts across both the Red and Green Lines.
Note: Fare zones and station assignments are defined by the RTA and may change as new stations or lines are introduced.
Operational Hours (For All Lines):
The operational hours for Dubai Metro, Tram, and Monorail services are designed to support daily commuters as well as international visitors. In general, the Dubai Metro operates from early morning until midnight, with extended operating hours on Fridays and public holidays. Both the Red Line and Green Line follow the same overall schedule, although exact timings may vary slightly by station and service.
The Dubai Tram operates on a longer daily schedule, typically running from early morning until after midnight, providing reliable connectivity across Dubai Marina, Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR), and Al Sufouh, with convenient interchange access to Metro and Monorail services.
Monday to Thursday & Friday
First Train | Last Train | Train Frequency |
|---|---|---|
5:00 AM | 12:00 AM | Every 4–7 mins |
Saturday & Sunday
First Train | Last Train | Train Frequency |
|---|---|---|
5:00 AM | 1:00 AM | Every 4–7 mins |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Dubai Metro free?
How many stations are in the Dubai Metro?
There are currently 55 operational Dubai Metro stations:
- Red Line: 35 stations
- Green Line: 20 stations
Additional stations will be added with the launch of the Blue Line.
How many zones are there in Dubai Metro?
Does the Dubai Metro go to the airport?
Yes, if you arrive at Terminal 2, you’ll need to take a free shuttle bus to either Terminal 1 or Terminal 3 to access the Metro.
Here you’ll find two dedicated metro stations on the Red Line at DXB:
Is the Dubai Metro expensive?
Is the Dubai Metro cheaper than a taxi?
Which metro lines operate in Dubai?
Dubai Metro currently operates two lines:
- Red Line
- Green Line
The Blue Line is under development and scheduled to open on September 9, 2029.
Where is the Burj Khalifa Metro Station?
Does the Dubai Metro operate on Fridays?
Is the Dubai Metro suitable for tourists?
Yes. The Dubai Metro is tourist-friendly, fully air-conditioned, easy to navigate, and connects major attractions, shopping malls, and business districts.
