Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) is set to resume four bus routes to serve visitors to Global Village.
Operations will restart on Wednesday, October 18 as the multicultural family destination reopens for its 28th season.
The bus services will connect Global Village with Rashidiya, Union, Al Ghubaiba and Mall of the Emirates stations.
A one-way trip will cost AED 10.
The four routes include:
- Route 102 from Al Rashidiya Bus Station at 60-minute intervals
- Route 103 from Al Ittihad (Union) Bus Station at a frequency of 40 minutes
- Route 104 from Al Ghubaiba Bus Station every 60 minutes
- Route 106 from Mall of the Emirates Bus Station at 60-minute intervals
"The RTA will also recommence the operation of tourist trips on electric Abras at Global Village for the 2023-2024 season by deploying two electric Abras," said Ahmed Bahrozyan, CEO of RTA’s Public Transport Agency.


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