Note: Operating times for the Dubai Metro on the Commemoration Day and UAE National Day holidays have been announced. From Tuesday December 1 to Thursday December 3 2020, hours are:
- Red Line Stations: 5 am to 1 am
- Green Line Stations: 5.30 am to 1 am
Note that these are hours for the lines as a whole. Times of first and last trains from an individual station will vary.
The Green Line is one of the two lines on the Dubai Metro (the other is the Red Line). It opened in September 2011.
The line runs from Etisalat Metro Station in Al Qusais to Creek Metro Station in Al Jaddaf. It passes through the densely populated areas of Deira and Bur Dubai.
There are 20 stations on the Green Line. There are two transfer stations where passengers can transfer to the Red Line; Union and BurJuman (formerly Khalid Bin Al Waleed). 5 miles of the line (8 statons between Abu Baker Al Siddique and Oud Metha) is underground.
Drivers can park their cars at the park and ride facility at Etisalat Metro Station. There are spaces for around 2,300 cars. Parking is free for Metro passengers.
Al Jadaf Marine Transport Station is situated near Creek Metro Station (the southern terminus of the Green Line). Abras leave from here and cross the Dubai Creek for Dubai Festival City.
Timings
Trains run every 4 minutes during peak hours and every 7 minutes at other times.
Timings for the Green Line are Thursday 5.30 am to 1 am, Friday 10 am to 1 am, and Saturday through Wednesday 5.30 am until midnight.
The Friday timetable for Green Line trains was changed at the beginning of October 2015. Prior to this, trains started running at 1 pm on Friday. The start time for other days was brought forward in November 2017.
Schematic Map
The map below is a schematic representation of the Dubai Metro system. Stations on the Green Line are highlighted.
Quick Guide to Green Line Stations
The table below shows all stations on the Green Line plus nearby shopping malls, tourist attractions, and other places of interest.
Please note the following station name changes:
- Khalid Bin Al Waleed Metro Station – Renamed BurJuman in 2012
- Palm Deira Metro Station – Renamed Gold Souq in 2020
| Metro Station | Station Number | Area | Zone | Nearby |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Etisalat | 11 | Al Qusais | 5 | Al Qusais Pond Park |
| Al Qusais | 12 | Al Qusais | 5 | Al Qusais Pond Park |
| Dubai Airport Free Zone | 13 | Al Qusais | 5 | Dubai Airport Free Zone (DAFZA) |
| Al Nahda | 14 | Al Qusais | 5 | Al Bustan Centre |
| Stadium | 15 | Al Qusais | 5 | Rashid Stadium |
| Al Qiyadah | 16 | Al Twar | 5 | Dubai Police HQ, Al Mulla Plaza |
| Abu Hail | 17 | Deira | 5 | . |
| Abu Baker Al Siddique | 18 | Deira | 5 | Hamarain Centre |
| Salah Al Din | 19 | Deira | 5 | Al Ghurair Centre, Reef Mall |
| Union (Transfer Station) | 20 | Deira | 5 | Al Ghurair Centre, Union Square, Union Square Bus Station, Dubai Creek, Twin Towers |
| Baniyas Square | 21 | Deira | 5 | Naif Souk, Al Manal Centre, Dubai Creek |
| Gold Souq (formerly Palm Deira) | 22 | Deira | 5 | Gold Souk, Gold Souq Bus Station |
| Al Ras | 23 | Deira | 5 | Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum House, Gold Souk, Spice Souk, |
| Al Ghubaiba | 24 | Bur Dubai | 6 | City Centre Al Shindagha, Al Ghubaiba Bus Station |
| Al Fahidi | 25 | Bur Dubai | 6 | Dubai Museum, Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding, Old Souk, Al Seef |
| BurJuman (Transfer Station) | 26 | Bur Dubai | 6 | BurJuman, Al Seef, Karama |
| Oud Metha | 27 | Oud Metha | 6 | Rashid Hospital, St Mary's Catholic Church, Creek Park |
| Dubai Healthcare City | 28 | Umm Hurair | 6 | Wafi City, Wafi Mall, Khan Murjan, Creek Park, Dubai Dolphinarium, Dubai Children's City |
| Al Jadaf | 29 | Al Jaddaf | 6 | Jaddaf Watefront |
| Creek | 30 | Al Jaddaf | 6 | Mohammed bin Rashid Library, Al Jaddaf Marine Station |
Route Map – City Overlay
The map below shows the route of the Dubai Metro Green Line, overlaid on the map of the city. Click here to see an interactive map.
Zoya says
How to get to business bay from ibn battuta?
Emeka says
Hello,
I want to go to Al Fahidi metro station from Union metro station, what train should I take?
Thank you.
Abdulla says
Will it cost me extra when I transfer from green line to red line metro?
Gordon says
What is the nearest metro station to the Abra docks from Mall of the Emirates?
Arshiya naz says
How to get to Sheikh Zayed Road from Dubai International Airport?
Regina says
My dear, Sheikh zayed road is 25 km long. Where exactly do you want to go?
Sharafat Mahmood says
You have take the red line train for use exchange from airport terminals 1 and 3 and you the train will go along with sheikh said road from adcb station and on wards. So you can drop your required station on said road.
Gerlinde says
I’m going to Roda Beach Resort from airport. Can the metro take me to an area close by? Or would it be better to just take a taxi to there straight away?
VINOD says
How to get to Al Fahidi Metro Station from Dubai International Airport T3
Amaterasu says
Just catch the metro from the T3 metro station… No need to change it anywhere
bichlien says
How to get to Gold Souk from Dubai Mall via Metro?
Editor says
Take the Red Line from Dubai Metro to BurJuman. Change to the Green Line and get off at Al Ras.
Natalie says
We’re going to be staying in an apartment at the Dubai Marina. Will we need to use the Green Line to travel to the Gold Souk?
Editor says
Yes, if you want to travel by Metro. You will need to get on the Red Line at Dubai Marina Metro Station (though Jumeirah Lakes Towers could be closer depending on exactly where you are staying). Get the train going towards Rashidiya but you will need to change to the Green Line at BurJuman Metro Station. For the Gold Souk you can get off at Al Ras Metro Station or Palm Deira Metro Station.
Editor says
Al Jadaf and Creek stations opened in February 2014. All stations on the Green Line are now operational.
Dr Abdur-Rashid says
Is there any plan to link Dubai International City by Metro? If so when would be able to travel to and from from our residence. Please reply soon. Thanks.
Editor says
The Green Line is supposed to be extended to International City by 2020 according to the information I’ve seen.