Dubai Metro Green Line Map, Timings 2022, Stations
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, passing through the densely populated areas
Three Dubai Metro stations have been renamed, the emirate’s Roads and Transport Authority announced on Monday. Sharaf DG Metro station has become Mashreq Metro station, while Palm Deira and Nakheel Harbour and Tower stations are now Gold Souq and Jabal Ali, respectivelyof Deira and Bur Dubai. Here you can find Dubai Metro Green Line Map
Dubai Metro Green Line Map with Red Line Map & Route Expo 2020
There are two transfer stations where passengers can transfer to the Red Line; Union and BurJuman (Formerly Khalid Bin Al Waleed) you can see in dubai metro green line map . 5 miles of the line (From Abu Baker Al Siddique to 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 and parking is free for Metro passengers.
New Dubai Metro Green Line Timings 2022
Trains run every 4 minutes during peak hours and every 7 minutes at other times.
New Dubai Metro Green Line Timings 2022 As Following:-
| days | starting time | closing time |
|---|---|---|
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Sunday |
8:00 AM |
1:15 AM (Next Day) |
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Monday |
5:00 AM |
1:15 AM (Next day) |
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Tuesday |
5:00 AM |
1:15 AM (Next Day) |
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Wednesday |
5:00 AM |
1:15 AM (Next Day) |
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Thursday |
5:00 AM |
1:15 AM (Next Day) |
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Friday |
5:00 AM |
2:15 AM (Next Day) |
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Saturday |
5:00 AM |
2:15 AM (Next Day) |
Dubai Metro Green Line Map Stations
- The other completed line with 22.5 kilometers long track is the Green Line. It runs from Al Qusais area Etisalat station through the Dubai Creek (Deira and Bur Dubai) until the last station called Creek. The line has a total of 20 stations from which 12 are elevated, and 8 are underground:
- Etisalat – elevated station with huge car park, train depot
- Al Qusais – elevated station
- Dubai Airport Freezone – elevated station
- Al Nahda – elevated station
- Rashid Stadium – elevated station
- Al Qiyadah – elevated station
- Abu Hail – elevated station
- Abu Baker Al Siddique – underground station
- Salah Al Din – underground station
- Union – underground, transfer station to the Green Line
- Baniyas Square – underground station
- Gold Souq( Formerly Palm Deira) – underground station
- Al Ras – underground station
- Al Ghubaiba – underground station
- Al Fahidi – underground station
- BurJuman (also knowns as Khalid Bin Al Waleed) – underground, transfer station to the Green Line, car park: BurJuman mall (for fee)
- Oud Metha – underground station
- Dubai Healthcare City – elevated station
- Al Jadaf – elevated station
- Creek – elevated station
How To Change Metro To Tram Or Monorail:
The Green Line’s main depart is at Al Qusais area Etisalat station where the trains’ maintenance work, washing and cleaning is done. Various connection options are available within the metro lines. From the metro, you can transfer to the other metro or to the tram or you can choose between bus and taxi. There are car parks also available in case you want to use your car or wish to travel further by metro.
Metro to Metro:
There are 2 stations for transferring from one metro line to another: at Union and at BurJuman station everything is shown in dubai metro green line map
Metro to Tram:
The Dubai Tram is operating at the Dubai Marina and jumeirah district. You can get to the tram at 2 stations of the Red Line metro: at Jumeirah Lake Towers and Dubai Marina stations.
Metro to Monorail:
Even though there is no direct connection between the metro and the monorail, the monorail is quite easily accessible because of the Dubai Tram. The Red Line metro links to the tram at two stations: Jumeirah Lake Towers and Dubai Marina (new name: DAMAC) station and you can continue your trip to the monorail by transferring it via a footbridge at Palm Jumeirah tram station (Gateway monorail station).Qusais
Speciality Of Dubai Metro
- Fully automated driverless operation.
- All the trains and stations are air-conditioned and clean.
- Free Wi-Fi access
- Mobile phone coverage throughout the entire metro network including trains and stations.
- Automated Platform Screen Doors – the doors are synchronized and remain open for around 20 seconds.
- Information displayed on screens in every station and train.
- Cameras on trains and stations to ensure safety.
Metro Trains: Each metro train has 5 cabins, from which 1 is separated into two half. The Gold class section has leather seats, carpet flooring and more leg space while there is a dedicated compartment for women and children only with extra space for strollers. The other 4 cabins are standard. The trains also have designated spaces for passengers with physical disabilities.
Dubai Metro Station Features:
- All the stations have: designed interior with different themes with different color effects Like Earth (tan-brown), Water (blue-white), Air (green) and Fire (orange-red)
- escalators and lifts.
- washroom facilities (even for people with physical disabilities).
- contrasting tactile guidance path for the visually impaired.
- information displayed on screens.
- food outlets, ATMs, vending machines for newspapers and NOL cards.
- pick up and drop off areas.
- either bus connections or/and taxi ranks or/and bicycle locking systems.
Safety and epidemic prevention guidelines while using the Dubai Metro
- Don’t leave your house unless necessary
- Plan your journey on the metro in advance and avoid peak hours
- Follow the instructions of the station supervisors
- Leave space between you and others while waiting
- Don’t crowd around the metro entrance and wait for the next trip if the cabin is full
- Make sure there are empty chairs and leave distance between you and others
- After touching the surfaces of the knobs and handles, Make sure to use an antiseptic to satirize your hands
- Make sure you’re always wearing a face mask and gloves
Hygiene Tips on Public Transports
- Maintain personal hygiene
- Wash your hands often with soap and water for a minimum of 20 seconds
- If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitiser
- Use tissues when you cough or sneeze. If no tissue, cough or sneeze into your upper sleeve
- Limit cash payments and use cards
- Clean and sanitise your hands before and after touching objects and surfaces.
- Don’t shake hands with others and don’t contact them directly.
- Don’t touch your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands
- Don’t come into close contact with people who look unwell
- Cover your hands when clicking the pedestrian signals or use a sanitiser after clicking the button
- Keep a distance between you and others on public transport
- Stay seated on public buses
- Don’t panic and enjoy your trip
- Follow the instructions and guidelines of the Health Authority for sickness and quarantine