- July 9, 2025
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Dubai Metro Blue Line Guide: Your Essential Travel Companion
1. What Is the Dubai Metro Blue Line?
Often called the “Dubai Blue Line,” this new metro route will stretch approximately 30 km and add 14 stations to the existing network. Once operational, it will seamlessly connect with both the Red and Green Lines giving you unprecedented access across the emirate without a car.

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2. Route Overview & Key Stops
- Green Line Interchange (Al Jaddaf)
Begins at the Creek interchange, allowing transfers to the existing Green Line. - Dubai Creek Harbour
An elevated section offering panoramic views of the Creek skyline. - Ras Al Khor
Ideal for nature-lovers visiting the wildlife sanctuary. - Dubai Silicon Oasis
Dubai’s tech hub, home to startups, co-working spaces, and cafés. - Academic City
Connects some of the region’s major universities and student accommodations. - Red Line Interchange (Centrepoint)
Provides a direct link to the Red Line at Al Rashidiya for airport access or Downtown Dubai.
Dubai Metro Blue Line: New Station Names & Coverage Areas
Station Name | Area / Neighbourhood | Notes |
---|---|---|
Creek | Al Jaddaf | Interchange with Green Line en.wikipedia.org |
Dubai Festival City | Dubai Festival City | Elevated section |
Dubai Creek Harbour | Dubai Creek Harbour | Underground interchange hub |
Ras Al Khor | Ras Al Khor Industrial Area | Suits nature-reserve visitors |
International City 1 | International City (Cluster 1) | Y-junction between both branches |
International City 2 | International City (Cluster 2) | Elevated station |
International City 3 | International City (Cluster 3) | Elevated station |
Dubai Silicon Oasis | Dubai Silicon Oasis | Tech-park zone |
Dubai Academic City | Dubai Academic City | University campus hub |
Metro Depot Al Ruwayyah 3 | Al Ruwayyah Industrial Area | Maintenance depot (non-passenger) |
Centrepoint | Al Rashidiya | Interchange with Red Line en.wikipedia.org |
Mirdif City Centre | Mirdif | Serves residential & retail precinct |
Al Warqa | Al Warqa | Growing suburban district |
(14th station) | — |
3. Standout Features
- Creek Metro Bridge
The first-ever metro bridge over Dubai Creek, spanning 1.3 km. - World’s Tallest Metro Station
The future Emaar Properties station will soar 74 m above ground, designed by the architects behind the Burj Khalifa. - Modern Accessibility
Barrier-free platforms, tactile guidance paths, and dedicated e-scooter/bike zones, ensuring smooth last-mile connections. - High Capacity
Designed to carry up to 200,000 passengers daily by 2030, with peak speeds of 80 km/h.
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4. When Will It Open?
According to the Roads & Transport Authority (RTA), the Blue Line is slated to begin service in 2029. Construction milestones:
- June 2025: Foundation stone laid by HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.
- 2026–2028: Tunnel boring, station fit-out, and system testing.
- Early 2029: Final safety certifications and public trial runs.
5. Why Ride the Dubai Metro Blue Line?
- Time Savings: Cut cross-city travel times by up to 50 percent.
- No Traffic Jams: Enjoy a smooth, air-conditioned ride even during peak hours.
- Eco-Friendly: Zero-emission electric trains help reduce road congestion and pollution.
- Tourist-Friendly: Direct access to new attractions around Creek Harbour and Silicon Oasis.
6. Tips for First-Time Riders
- Get your nol card before boarding reload online or at any station kiosk.
- Plan your transfer at Al Jaddaf or Centrepoint to switch lines seamlessly.
- Check station facilities most stops will feature retail outlets, prayer rooms, and restrooms.
- Download the RTA app for real-time schedules and service alerts.