Read on to acquaint yourself with the new and updated names of all the Dubai Metro Stations to ensure smooth travels.
The Dubai Metro was kickstarted on September 9, 2009, as one of the most ambitious projects of the Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA). And today, more than a decade after its beginning, it’s safe to say that it has been a smashing success. A record 1.7 million users ride on the Metro each day, and it is considered one of the safest, cleanest, and most accessible modes of public transport in the world.
The Dubai Metro has a total of 47 stations distributed across 2 lines; Red and Green. However, the names of these stations have seen frequent changes in the past years, which might lead to some confusion on the part of new Metro users or those who are using the Metro after a short or long break.
Here is a complete list of all the Dubai Metro stations that have faced name changes until its inception, and their current and updated names:
| Line | Previous Station Name(s) | Current Station Names |
| Red Line | Al Rashidiya | Centrepoint |
| Red Line | Al Jafiliya | max |
| Red Line | Dubai Marina/DAMAC Properties | Sobha Realty |
| Transit Line | Khalid Bin Al Waleed | Burjuman |
| Red Line | Noor Islamic Bank/Noor Bank/Al Safa | Onpassive |
| Red Line | Al Karama | ADCB |
| Red Line | First Gulf Bank/First Abu Dhabi Bank/Umm Al Sheif | Equiti |
| Red Line | Nakheel | Al Khail |
| Red Line | DUBAL | Energy |
| Red Line | Jebel Ali Industrial | Danube |
| Red Line | Al Fahidi/Sharaf DG | Mashreq |
| Red Line | Jebel Ali | UAE Exchange |
| Red Line | Jumeirah Lake Towers (JLT) | DMCC |
| Red Line | Nakheel Harbour and Tower | Jebel Ali |
So there you have it, the updated list of all the Metro stations, the names of which have been changed. Equip yourself with all the latest RTA updates to ensure no uncertainties and smooth journeys!
News Source: Khaleej Times
