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Dubai: RTA to expand Burj Khalifa-Dubai Mall metro station

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Dubai: RTA to expand Burj Khalifa-Dubai Mall metro station
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Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA), in collaboration with Emaar Properties, has announced a major expansion project for the Burj Khalifa-Dubai Mall Metro Station to meet growing passenger demand. Once complete, the upgraded station will accommodate up to 220,000 passengers per day — a 65 per cent increase in capacity.

The project will expand the station's area from 6,700 to 8,500 square metres, enhancing its hourly handling capacity from 7,250 to 12,320 passengers. The upgrade is driven by the station’s consistent growth, particularly during peak periods such as New Year’s Eve, national holidays and major public events.

“This expansion project responds to sustained and rising demand for metro services, with projections extending to 2040,” said Matar Al Tayer, Director General and Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors at the RTA.

“Passenger numbers during New Year’s Eve exceed 110,000, and the station has recorded an average annual ridership growth of 7.5 per cent over the past five years", he added.

The expansion will involve significant infrastructure enhancements, including additional entrances, pedestrian bridges, expanded concourse and platform areas and the installation of more escalators and elevators. Entry and exit gates will be separated to streamline passenger flow.

Furthermore, the number of fare gates will be increased, and commercial areas within the station will be expanded to support revenue growth. The project will also ensure better integration with other public transport options and incorporate landscaping improvements.

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