RTA extended Metro hours and Dubai Tram services to ease movement across Dubai during the Eid Al Fitr break, giving residents and visitors more late-night and early-morning public transport options.
Key Takeaways: Dubai Metro and Tram Eid Al Fitr schedule
- 18 to 22 March: extended operating hours across Metro and Tram.
- Dubai Metro runs 5am to 1am.
- Dubai Tram runs 6am to 1am.
Why did Dubai extend Metro and Tram hours for Eid Al Fitr?
Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) said the longer service window is meant to ease Eid Al Fitr holiday travel Dubai wide. That means fewer pinch points at peak times, and more options after family visits, shopping, and late dinners.
The update adds specific operating hours and dates for Metro and Tram services during Eid Al Fitr, helping commuters plan late-night and early-morning travel. It also gives a clearer Metro timetable Dubai riders can rely on during the busy period.
Dubai Metro Eid Al Fitr timings and Dubai Tram operating hours 18 to 22 March
The extended schedule runs from 18 to 22 March. It covers both the Dubai Metro and the Dubai Tram, according to RTA service updates shared by the authority.
| Service | Dates | Operating hours | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dubai Metro | 18 to 22 March | 5:00am to 1:00am | Ease travel during Eid Al Fitr |
| Dubai Tram | 18 to 22 March | 6:00am to 1:00am | Ease travel during Eid Al Fitr |
What does this mean for Dubai public transport Eid travel?
For commuters, it means a longer window to move around without switching to cars or taxis. For businesses, especially in areas served by the Tram timetable Dubai riders use daily, it can support later footfall and smoother staff commutes.
It also helps people who need a late-night Metro Dubai option after events or family gatherings during Eid Al Fitr. The extra hours can cut waiting and spread demand across more of the day.
Where to check the latest RTA Eid holiday transport update
Riders should keep an eye on official RTA channels for any further service notices. The authority has pointed commuters to more details online as the holiday period approaches.
