The Dubai Metro Blue Line, one of the city’s largest transport projects, will span 30km across two routes and connect northeastern Dubai to the existing Metro network. Scheduled to open in 2029, the line is expected to serve around one million residents and visitors. It includes a 15.5km underground section and is projected to reduce traffic congestion by 20% while providing direct airport access to nine key areas.
Main Route Highlights:
Interchange Stations
Creek Station (Al Jaddaf) – Connects Blue Line with the Green Line.
Centrepoint Station (Al Rashidiya) – Connects Blue Line with the Red Line.
Areas Served:
Academic City – Major university hub expected to host over 50,000 students by 2029.
Al Warqa – Residential community and home to Dubai Safari Park.
Dubai Creek Harbour – Will feature the world's tallest metro station, Emaar Properties Station.
Dubai Festival City – Direct metro access to a major residential and retail destination.
Dubai International Airport (DXB) – Direct connection with travel times of about 20 minutes from key Blue Line areas.
Dubai Silicon Oasis – Technology and innovation hub.
International City – Three stations, including an underground interchange station; improved access to Dragon Mart.
Mirdif – Better connectivity for residents and visitors.
Ras Al Khor – Easier access to the wildlife sanctuary and surrounding areas.
Notable Features:
Emaar Properties Station at Dubai Creek Harbour will be the world's tallest metro station.
A 1.3km viaduct will be built to cross Dubai Creek.
International City will have the highest number of Blue Line stations, with three stops.
