Find the fastest route between any of the 85 Riyadh Metro stations across all 6 operational lines.
All six lines of the Riyadh Metro are now operational: Line 1 (Blue), Line 2 (Red), Line 3 (Orange), Line 4 (Yellow), Line 5 (Green), and Line 6 (Purple). The entire network of 85 stations is open to the public.
The typical operating hours for the Riyadh Metro are from 6:00 AM to 12:00 AM (midnight). However, timings can vary, especially during Ramadan or public holidays. It's always best to check the official RCRC (Royal Commission for Riyadh City) announcements for the most current schedule.
You can pay for your journey using a Nurah card. This is a rechargeable smart card that you can buy and top-up at station vending machines. You simply tap the card at the entry and exit gates.
The fare structure is designed to be affordable. While the exact fare depends on the distance or zones travelled, a single trip is expected to cost a few Saudi Riyals. You can check the exact fare for your journey at the ticket vending machines or on official RCRC apps.
The KAFD station is a major iconic interchange. You can reach it via Line 1 (Blue), Line 4 (Yellow), or Line 6 (Purple). This makes it one of the most accessible locations on the network.
The nearest station to the Kingdom Centre is Alinma Bank station (previously Tahliah Street) on Line 1 (Blue). From the station, it is a short walk to the famous skyscraper.
Yes. Line 4 (Yellow) connects directly to King Khalid International Airport (KKIA). It serves Terminals 1-2, 3-4, and 5 providing a convenient and fast link between the city and the airport.
These signs indicate the direction of the train. Each line has two terminal (end) stations or major landmark stations. The signs show which station the train is heading towards, helping you board the correct train for your destination.
Interchange stations are where two or more metro lines meet. Major interchanges include KAFD (Blue, Yellow, Purple lines) and STC (Blue and Red lines). Announcements and signs on the platforms and inside the trains will clearly indicate when you are approaching an interchange station and which lines you can transfer to.
Yes, Riyadh Metro trains feature designated cabins. There are typically separate sections for families, as well as a standard class for all passengers, respecting local customs and ensuring a comfortable journey for everyone.
No, eating and drinking are strictly prohibited inside the metro trains and on station platforms. This is to maintain the cleanliness and hygiene of the world-class metro system.
Simply select your starting station from the "From Station" dropdown and your destination from the "To Station" dropdown. Then, click the "Find Route" button. The tool will show you the best route, travel time, fare, and interchanges required.
Yes, passengers are allowed to carry a reasonable amount of luggage. For larger suitcases, it's best to travel during off-peak hours if possible. There will be specific guidelines available at the stations regarding the size and weight of luggage allowed.
The Blue Line is Line 1. It is a major line that runs north-south along Olaya and Batha streets, connecting many important business and residential areas.
The Yellow Line (Line 4) runs from King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) to King Khalid International Airport (KKIA). It is the primary line for airport connectivity.
You can find official Riyadh Metro maps at all metro stations, on the official RCRC website, and through dedicated mobile apps. This route finder also provides a visual map of your specific journey.
Absolutely. The entire Riyadh Metro network is designed to be fully accessible. This includes lifts, escalators, tactile paving for the visually impaired, and designated spaces on trains for wheelchair users.
It's a direct journey. Board the Yellow Line (Line 4) at the KAFD station and it will take you directly to the King Khalid International Airport (KKIA) station.
The STC Station is a major interchange station on Line 1 (Blue) and Line 2 (Red). It was previously known as Olaya Station and is a key hub in the network.
Yes, the Riyadh Metro is equipped with modern communication systems, and you should have continuous mobile phone and data connectivity throughout your journey, including in the underground sections.
The most direct way to travel between the northern and southern parts of Riyadh is by using Line 1 (Blue Line). It runs along the city's central axis, connecting key areas from SABB bank in the north, through KAFD and Olaya, down to Ad Dar Al Baida in the south.