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Passengers can only take 2 pieces of luggage on Dubai Metro

Timings of the Dubai Metro have also been extended from December 27 to January 3

Published: December 24, 2019 13:34 Mariam M. Al Serkal, Associate Editor

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190723 luggage — The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) in Dubai has issued a reminder if you're planning on using the Dubai Metro to get to Dubai International Airport. Image Credit: Pixabay

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190906 dubai metro — Ahead of the upcoming Christmas and New Year’s celebrations, the RTA has issued a reminder to travellers that one suitcase and one carry-on is permitted on the Dubai Metro. The rules for passengers are the same as for airlines, which means that the carry-on should be able to fit in the overhead compartment. Image Credit: GN Archives

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NAT AIRPORT TRAVEL 1 — Passengers are recommended to check-in online prior to arriving at the airport during this period, and to make use of the quick-baggage drop counters at the terminal. Passengers should arrive at the airport at least three to four hours prior to their flight. Image Credit: Virendra Saklani/ Gulf News

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2017-SEPT-9-Dubai-Metro--billion-riders-(Read-Only) — The Red Line between Rashidiya and DMCC stations from December 27-28 will run from 5am to 3.30am, while all stations on the Green Line will be open from 5.30am to 3.30am. From December 31 to January 1, 2020, the Red Line between Rashidiya and DMCC stations will be open 24 hours, and all stations on the Green Line will be open 24 hours. On January 2-3, 2020, the Red Line between Rashidiya and DMCC stations will be open from 5am to 3.30am, and all stations on the Green Line will be open from 5.30am to 3.30am. Image Credit: RTA

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1.518106_58590277 — Dubai Airports has also issued tips to help passengers make their journeys during the holiday travel peak smoother. Be sure to check which airport and terminal you are departure or arrival. Passengers can confirm with their airline or check www.dubaiairports.ae. Image Credit: GN Archives

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NAT 190906 AIRPORTTAXI-1567768115819 — Arrive early to the airport. It is best to leave a minimum of three hours for check-in and passport control. Take into consideration daily rush hours and available routes in calculating your commuting time to the airport. Leave extra time for your journey to the airport as the roads can be very busy during holiday season. Image Credit: GN Archives

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1.1614966-3757412610 — Check with the airline in advance for information on your baggage allowance. Irrespective of the allowance, a single unit of baggage weighing more than 32kg will not be accepted at check-in. You should expect to be charged for baggage more than the limit set by your respective airline. Image Credit: Reuters

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1.2122496-1181433835 — Eligible visitors (nationals of countries that get visa on arrival) and UAE residents (Emirates ID card) can use smart gates to avoid queuing at passport control, both while arriving and on departure. Image Credit: Ahmed Ramzan/Gulf News

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