About the Green Line
The Green Line serves the historic heart of Dubai, passing through Deira and Bur Dubai. It is essential for visiting the Gold Souq, Al Ras, and the Dubai Creek areas.
History
The Green Line launched in September 2011, two years after the Red Line. It was designed to provide modern transit to the more densely populated, historic districts of the city. It forms a loop-like connection with the Red Line at Union and BurJuman, allowing for seamless travel across the creek.
Stations on this Line
20 stops along the route
StationInterchangeTerminal
Line Statistics
StatusOperational
Total Stations20
Route Length22.5 km
Year Opened2011
Accessible Stations20
Travel Tips
- 1This is the best line for visiting the traditional markets (Souqs). Al Ras station is perfect for the Gold and Spice Souqs.
- 2The Green Line is mostly underground in the Deira and Bur Dubai areas, providing a cool escape from the summer heat.
- 3Transfer to the Red Line at BurJuman or Union to head towards the modern areas of Dubai like the Burj Khalifa.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the Green Line in Dubai.
Which station is best for the Gold Souq?
Gold Souq station (formerly Palm Deira) or Al Ras station are the best options for visiting the famous Dubai Gold and Spice Souqs.
Does the Green Line cross the Dubai Creek?
Yes, the Green Line passes underneath the Dubai Creek between the Al Ras (Deira) and Al Ghubaiba (Bur Dubai) stations.
What are the terminal stations of the Green Line?
The Green Line runs between Etisalat by e& station in Al Qusais and Creek station in Al Jadaf.