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Getting to Dubai World Trade Centre

Located in the heart of Dubai, Dubai World Trade Centre is easy to reach by metro, taxi or car. The dedicated World Trade Centre Metro Station is on the Red Line, while on-site parking is available for those driving. 

By Metro

Dubai World Trade Centre has its own dedicated metro station. Lines MRed1 and MRed2 both service this station.

Trains run every few minutes, from 5 am to 11 pm using a Nol Card, which can be obtained easily from any station.

Similar to many transport systems around the world, just swipe your Nol Card at the entrance of the platform.

 

 

 

 

By Car

Dubai World Trade Centre has several car parks, including paid and free options with a total of 7,530 parking spaces. Parking bays for electric cars with charging stations are also available.

Paid Parking: The majority of parking spaces at the DWTC are paid. Rates vary depending on the location and duration of parking. 

Free Parking: These are often on a first-come, first-served basis. It's advisable to arrive early if you plan to use free parking.

Valet Parking: For those seeking convenience and quick access to the venue, particularly useful for VIP guests.

By Taxi

Taxis in Dubai can be booked by phone, but the simplest way is to download the Careem, S’hail or Uber app. Through the Careem app, you can also book ‘Hala Taxi’ - Dubai’s most affordable taxi.

Taxi drop-off point: Dubai World Trade Centre

Useful links for booking taxis:

RTA Dubai

S'hail

Careem

Uber

 

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If you are travelling from a country that requires a visa, complete the form below to generate a personalised invitation letter to include with your visa application. 

Please note, the visa invitation is not a visa application. Only registered visitors or signed exhibitors will be eligible to receive an invitation letter. 

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