Generally, the Mumbai Metro operates from 5:30 AM to 11:30 PM. Timings can vary slightly between different lines and on holidays. Always check the official app or website for accurate information.
The upcoming Aqua Line (Line 3) will provide direct connectivity to the airport. Currently, you can take the Blue Line (Line 1) to WEH or Marol Naka station and then take an auto or taxi from there.
You can buy tickets in several ways: 1. Ticket Counters, 2. Ticket Vending Machines (TVMs), 3. Mobile QR Tickets (from apps like Paytm, PhonePe, etc.), and 4. Mumbai1 Card (Smart Card).
The fare depends on the distance travelled. It generally ranges from ₹10 to ₹60.
Yes, Mumbai Metro uses an integrated ticketing system. The Mumbai1 Card and QR code tickets are valid on all operational lines (Blue, Yellow, Red).
It is a National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) that can be used for various transport services. It can be recharged online through apps or at counters located at metro stations.
The journey from Ghatkopar to Versova on the Blue Line (Line 1) takes approximately 25 to 30 minutes.
For Andheri (West), you can take the Yellow Line (Line 2A) to D.N. Nagar. For Andheri (East), you can take the Red Line (Line 7) to Gundavali station.
Currently, Line 1 (Blue Line: Versova-Ghatkopar), Line 2A (Yellow Line: Dahisar East-D.N. Nagar), and Line 7 (Red Line: Dahisar East-Gundavali) are fully operational. A section of Line 3 (Aqua Line) has also started.
Yes, every metro train has a coach exclusively reserved for women. Entry for men into this coach is punishable by a fine.
You can carry one bag weighing up to 15 kg, with dimensions not exceeding the specified limits (usually 60cm x 45cm x 25cm).
Parking facilities are available at some major metro stations, but not all of them. It is advisable to check before your journey.
Yes, to maintain cleanliness, eating and drinking are strictly prohibited inside the metro trains and on the station platforms.
If your card is not personalized, the remaining balance cannot be refunded. For personalized cards, you should contact customer care immediately.
The upcoming Aqua Line (Line 3) will have a station at Dadar. Currently, there is no direct metro connectivity to Dadar Railway Station.
You can interchange between the Red Line and the Blue Line at the Western Express Highway (WEH) metro station.
You can interchange between the Yellow Line (Line 2A) and the Blue Line (Line 1) at the D.N. Nagar metro station.
You can use the 'Mumbai 1' app for buying tickets and for other information. Additionally, apps like Paytm and PhonePe also provide the facility of QR tickets.
No, there are no washroom facilities inside the metro trains. You can use the washrooms available at the metro stations.
Yes, all metro stations are accessible for specially-abled passengers. Facilities like ramps, tactile paving, elevators, and reserved spaces in trains are available.