Dubai Metro Map 2026

Dubai Metro Map 2026

Last updated: September 2026

Planning to use the Dubai Metro? Use the interactive map below to find stations, follow the Red and Green Lines, and see where to change trains.

Dubai Metro currently operates on two main lines — the Red Line and Green Line. The network also connects with the Dubai Tram, making it easier to reach popular areas across the city.

Dubai Metro Map 2026

Use the map to explore Dubai Metro stations and understand how the different parts of the network connect.

For the latest official station information, RTA provides an interactive Metro & Tram Stations Map with Red Line, Green Line and Tram stations.

Dubai Metro Map 2026 Download

Dubai Metro Lines

Red Line

The Red Line runs across a large part of Dubai, connecting Centrepoint in the east with Expo 2020 and the Life Pharmacy area in the west. It passes through some of Dubai’s busiest areas, including Downtown Dubai, Business Bay, Dubai Internet City and Dubai Marina.

Some popular Red Line stations include:

  • Centrepoint
  • Airport Terminal 3
  • Airport Terminal 1
  • Union
  • BurJuman
  • Emirates Towers
  • Financial Centre
  • Burj Khalifa / Dubai Mall
  • Business Bay
  • Mall of the Emirates
  • Dubai Internet City
  • Sobha Realty
  • DMCC
  • National Paints
  • Ibn Battuta
  • Life Pharmacy
  • Expo 2020

Green Line

The Green Line connects e& with Creek, serving areas including Al Qusais, Deira, Bur Dubai and Dubai Healthcare City.

Major Green Line stations include:

  • e&
  • Al Qusais
  • Dubai Airport Free Zone
  • Al Nahda
  • Stadium
  • Al Qiyadah
  • Abu Hail
  • Abu Baker Al Siddique
  • Salah Al Din
  • Union
  • Baniyas Square
  • Gold Souq
  • Al Ras
  • Al Gubaiba
  • Sharaf DG
  • BurJuman
  • Oud Metha
  • Dubai Healthcare City
  • Al Jadaf
  • Creek

Where Can You Change Between the Red and Green Lines?

There are two main Metro interchange stations:

Union
Red Line: R18
Green Line: G20

BurJuman
Red Line: R19
Green Line: G26

These stations allow passengers to switch between the two Metro lines.

Dubai Metro and Tram Connections

If you’re staying around Dubai Marina, JBR or Palm Jumeirah, the Dubai Tram can be useful for connecting with the Metro network.

The RTA network map includes Metro and Tram stations together, making it easier to plan journeys involving both services.

The Tram currently has 11 stations and connects with the Dubai Metro and Palm Monorail network.

Dubai Metro Map With Station Names

Here are some of the popular stations tourists are likely to use:

Area / Attraction Nearest Metro Station
Dubai International Airport Airport Terminal 1 / Airport Terminal 3
Downtown Dubai Burj Khalifa / Dubai Mall
Dubai Mall Burj Khalifa / Dubai Mall
Business Bay Business Bay
Mall of the Emirates Mall of the Emirates
Dubai Marina Sobha Realty / DMCC area
JBR DMCC + Dubai Tram
Dubai Internet City Dubai Internet City
Deira City Centre Deira / Al Rigga
Gold Souk Gold Souq
Bur Dubai Al Gubaiba / Sharaf DG
Dubai Healthcare City Dubai Healthcare City

Station choice can vary depending on your exact destination, so check the interactive map before travelling.

Dubai Metro Zones

Dubai’s public transport network is divided into seven zones. Metro, Tram and bus stations are located within these zones, and your fare depends on the number of zones travelled.

This is useful to know when planning your journey with a nol card.

Dubai Metro Map 2026: What Has Changed?

Dubai Metro station names can change because of RTA’s station naming-rights programme.

One of the latest changes in 2026 is the transition from ONPASSIVE Metro Station to Garmin Metro Station. RTA announced a 10-year naming-rights agreement in September 2026, with the new name being introduced across station signage and digital transport systems during the transition period.

If you are reading an older Dubai travel guide, you may therefore see station names that are different from those shown on the latest map.

How to Plan Your Dubai Metro Journey

You don’t need to know the entire Metro network before travelling.

Simply:

1. Find your nearest station

Look for the Metro station closest to your hotel or starting point.

2. Find your destination

Check which station is closest to the place you want to visit.

3. Check the line

See whether your journey uses the Red Line, Green Line or a combination of Metro and Tram.

4. Check for an interchange

If you need to change lines, Union and BurJuman are the main Red Line–Green Line interchange stations.

5. Check the latest RTA information

Station names, operating information and transport details can change, so use the current RTA map and journey-planning tools before travelling.

Dubai Metro Journey Planner

RTA also provides an online Journey Planner where you can enter your starting point and destination and select Metro, Bus, Tram or Marine transport options.

This can be particularly useful if your destination isn’t directly beside a Metro station.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Metro lines are there in Dubai?

Dubai Metro currently operates the Red Line and Green Line.

Where can I change from the Red Line to the Green Line?

You can change between the two lines at Union and BurJuman.

Which Dubai Metro line goes to Dubai Mall?

The Burj Khalifa / Dubai Mall station is on the Red Line.

Which Metro station is closest to Dubai Airport?

Dubai International Airport is served by Airport Terminal 1 and Airport Terminal 3 stations on the Red Line.

Is Dubai Marina connected to the Metro?

Yes. The Metro network connects with the Dubai Tram around the Dubai Marina/JBR area.

Where can I find the official Dubai Metro map?

The RTA website provides the current Metro & Tram Stations Map, including station names and line information.

Plan Your Dubai Trip

The Dubai Metro is one of the easiest ways to move around many of the city’s major areas without relying entirely on taxis.

Save this page before your trip and use the interactive Dubai Metro map above to check your route, station and interchange before you leave.

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