An emergency alert has buzzed on mobile phones in Dubai as the police warned residents about traffic congestion around Dubai World Trade Centre due to the week-long GITEX event.
Residents have been advised to use alternate routes to avoid delays.
The Road Transports Authority (RTA) has urged those attending the event to use the Dubai Metro for easy access to the event.
Those travelling from Abu Dhabi are recommended to park at the National Paints stations and take the Dubai Metro to the exhibition, while motorists in Dubai and other emirates can park at the e& and Centerpoint metro stations.
إذا كنت تتجه إلى #جيتكس_العالمي2025 بمركبتك، توفّر لك #هيئة_الطرق_و_المواصلات خيارات مواقف متعددة لتجعل رحلتك إلى المعرض أكثر سهولة وراحة. اركن مركبتك في أحد المواقف المخصصة أو انطلق مباشرةً عبر #المواصلات_العامة نحو موقع الفعالية في مركز دبي التجاري العالمي. pic.twitter.com/4zQLF6X5ks
— RTA (@rta_dubai) October 13, 2025
Limited parking spaces are also available at the venue with an AED 25 fee per hour.
Residents have been urged to check the RTA's official social media pages for regular updates.

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