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“The Dubai Metro is a rapid transit system in the city of Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The metro system consists of a network of two main lines: the Red Line and the Green Line. A third line, the Blue Line, is scheduled to open in 2029. A fourth line, the Gold Line, was announced on 22 April 2026,…”
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 12

I Took the UAE's New Train Service From Dubai to Abu Dhabi—Here’s What It's Like

Sophia Dyer, associate editor at Condé Nast Traveller Middle East, hops aboard Etihad Rail's sleek new train.

Red Line will soon connect directly to the station

16 things in this story
  • Etihad RailPlacelaunched its first passenger service between UAE's two biggest cities
  • Al Yalayis StationTrain stationopened beside Jumeirah Golf Estates
  • Dubai MetroTrain stationRed Line will soon connect directly to the station
  • McDonald'sFast foodsoon-to-open for standard class passengers
  • karakRestaurantspiced tea dreamed up by chef Maitha Warshaw
  • StarbucksCafé
  • Shot Neighbourhood CoffeeRestaurant
  • WHSmithPlace
  • Elsewhere
  • Abu Dhabi-Fujairah routePlaceAbu Dhabi, United Arab Emiratesbegan operating in June as part of a phased expansion
  • Mohamed bin Zayed CityNeighborhoodAbu Dhabi, United Arab Emiratesstation location puts you in the heart of this residential area
  • Dalma MallSightAbu Dhabi, United Arab EmiratesThe mall is prominently situated on the Abu Dhabi–Tarif–Al Ain highway, opposite Mohammed Bin Zayed City.
  • Reem MallSightAbu Dhabi, United Arab EmiratesThe mall will feature 400+ international and local store brands, approximately 85 restaurants, & "Snow Abu Dhabi", the…
  • Sheikh Zayed RoadPlaceAbu Dhabi, United Arab Emiratespreviously the main route between Dubai and Abu Dhabi
  • MussaffahCaféAbu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
  • ADNOC headquartersSightAbu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
  • ADNEC CentreSightAbu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
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