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Dubai tram: route, ticket and Timing<\/h3>\n
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Timing:<\/b>\u00a0The Dubai Tram runs seven days a week between 6:30am and 1:30am Saturday to Thursday. The service will run between 9am and 1:30am on Friday. It takes 42 minutes to ride from end to end.<\/p>\n

Tickets:<\/b>\u00a0It costs just Dh3 to ride the tram with your silver NOL card, regardless of destination. Those buying a single ticket who don’t have a silver NOL card will have to pay Dh4. Unlike the Metro, where commuters scan their tickets and NOL cards at the gates, you will scan your ticket on the screen door before entering the tram itself.<\/p>\n

Crossings:<\/b>\u00a0There are 30 road and pedestrian crossings along the route, which are controlled by traffic lights and barriers.<\/p>\n

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