The Dubai Tram is now operating according to its regular schedule with services returning to normal.
The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) also announced the resumption of services at additional Dubai Metro stations: Emirates Towers, Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall, Financial Centre and Business Bay. Work is ongoing to open the rest of the stations gradually.
The metro's Red Line is currently operational from Centrepoint station to GGICO station, from Burjuman station to Business Bay station and Jabal Ali to Expo 2020.
Update: Dubai Metro service is back on the following stations: Emirates Towers, Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall, financial center and Business bay, work is ongoing to open the rest of the stations gradually. Thanks for your cooperation.
— RTA (@rta_dubai) April 17, 2024
Thanks for contacting us. Please note that Dubai metro is currently operating on Red line in the following stations: from Centerpoint station to GGICO station, from Burjuman station to Business Bay. Noting that bus service has been provided to the affected stations. You may visit…
— RTA (@rta_dubai) April 17, 2024
Meanwhile, operations at some of the RTA’s Customer Service Centres have been partially affected.
The authority has advised customers to use the RTA website and apps to complete transactions.
#RTA informs you that select Customer Service Centres have been partially affected.
— RTA (@rta_dubai) April 17, 2024
Please visit RTA website and use RTA Smart apps to complete your transactions easily and conveniently. #YourComfortMatters pic.twitter.com/L2vXBGnef1

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