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Getting here
Expo City Dubai is accessible via Dubai Metro, or, if you’re driving, from all major roads. Follow the signs to one of the four designated parking zones featuring around 9,500 parking bays.
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Mobility on-site
Once you’ve arrived at Expo City Dubai, you’ll find it’s always safe and easy to wander around.
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Accessibility
Expo City Dubai has built accessibility into its very fabric to ensure that all people of determination are fully supported.
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Yellow taxi buggy service
Explore the city with ease with our yellow taxi buggies providing a convenient and efficient mode of transportation - ideal for short trips within the city.
If you’re driving to Expo City Dubai, you can reach here from all surrounding major roads. Follow signs for Opportunity, Mobility and Sustainability parking zones, where you’ll find more than 20,000 parking spaces.
- Attraction timings are between 10:00 - 18:00 (Last entry 17:15)
- Al Wasl Plaza is open 24/7
- Jubilee Park, Al Forsan Park and the Surreal water feature are all open 24/7
No. Expo City Dubai’s districts are car-free to enhance safety and air quality.
There are 10 km of cycling tracks, a 5 km running track and 45,000 sqm of parks and gardens.
First aid staff are available on site and ambulance services located nearby to support all visitors. In case of an emergency, please call 800 1 2020. For minor medical incidents, please speak to the nearest Expo City staff member.
Explore around the city
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Nature all around you
- Use designated waste bins
- Smoke only in designated areas
- Bring your own water bottle to minimise single-use plastic
- Respect and preserve green spaces
- Use public transport, ride-sharing or other eco-friendly transit
- Get involved in sustainability initiatives like Seeds of Change
- Respect local customs and traditions
- Seek permission before photographing people exhibits within enclosed spaces
- Be inclusive; avoid discriminatory language or actions
- Keep pets on a leash and clean up after them
- Follow signage and instructions from staff
- Line up in an orderly manner at service points
- Use e-scooters and e-bikes in designated lanes; follow safety rules
- Keep noise levels low, especially near residential areas
- Be mindful not to touch or damage plants, wildlife or cultural monuments
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