World Trade Centre Metro station is very busy during the time when there is exhibition in WTC. Therefore Passengers those who are visiting first time to Dubai need to understand some basic rules while using Metro Services.
1. Please co-operate with on duty Metro staffs
2. Do not obstruct the doors, Please stand to side and let passengers get off the train first.
3. Sometimes if there is too much rush please wait for next train. Next train will be after 3 minutes
4. Please respect all fellow passengers.
5. There are some fines if you violating RTA rules
6. For example : Entering or seating in Women's compartments, eating or drinking inside the mentro or metro platform
Very convenient to travel with metro. If you take the taxi, it is very expensive and doesn't get you to destination faster. Sheikh Zayed road is always congested especially when there are frequent accidentsoften involving taxis. The trains are on time and efficient . Be sure to always reload your Nol card to minimum AED 15. And don't sneak into gold coach thinking you can save half price by purchasing silver card. The RTA officers will do checkups every hour ,if you get caught it's AED100 fine on the spot for you.
One of the best metro station in Dubai. We can purchase and recharge nol card from here. Red nol card can be use for one time travel and silver nol card is suitable for regular use. Well furnished waiting area is available with free public Wi-Fi. Staffs are very customer friendly. Washroom is also available. This meteo station is very neat and clean. Eating and drinking is prohibited inside the metro. The minimum traveling change is AED3.
Nice Metro Station
The Dubai World Trade Centre is a skyscraper in Dubai, UAE which was erected in 1979. It is a purpose-built complex for events and exhibitions. The building is featured on the 100 dirham bank note.
With over 1.3 million square feet of covered exhibition and event space, comprising 21 halls and over 40 meeting rooms across 3 floors, Dubai World Trade Centre hosts over 500 events annually. In 2015, the venue held 396 trade events and welcomed over 2.74 million visitors.
Built in 1979, the Sheikh Rashid Tower, as it was known back then, was amongst the earliest skyscrapers to be constructed in Dubai. Renamed after the late Sheikh Rashid Bin Saeed Al Maktoum, the 39-storey Sheikh Rashid Tower no longer stands alone as it did when it was first built. Over the years, the Dubai World Trade Centre has been extended to include Exhibition Halls, Sheikh Rashid Hall and Maktoum Hall as well as the Al Mulaqua Ballroom, Sheikh Saeed Halls, Za’abeel Halls and the Trade Centre Arena. In addition, commercial buildings have been added including the Convention Tower and the One Central development with several mixed-use buildings.
Good infrastructure and technology, which provides walk way to cross sheikh zayed road safely
All Metro station including this one are clean and comfortable.
Great place.
Conveniently placed for the area, with a air conditioned walkway above the main road to allow you to cross safely. Highly recommend the Metro system for a convenient way to get around at great value
i have an interview there - next to wtcDubai .
Very clean fast well organized transportation
Amazingly the best place to visit
All this metro stations are worth visiting. I used to stop at this station for work during my stay at Dubai from 2012 to 2013.
Clean safe and efficient
You gotta love the Dubai Metro.. clean, fast & efficient especially at rush hour..
Each Metro Ⓜ Station 🚉 are VerY Costly
Nicee 🙂