Mumbai Metro Timings
Check Mumbai Metro Train Timings Before You Leave
Mumbai Metro is a great way to travel around the city and avoid traffic. However, it can be difficult to know when the next train will arrive at your stop if you are not already aware of all the different schedules for each station.
Knowing when your train arrives at its station is important because you don't want to miss it. You also need to know how long you have before the next one arrives so that you can make sure that there's enough time for you get on board.
Our website lets you see all of this information with just a few clicks! All of the Mumbai Metro train timings are available right here along with other useful and relevant information. It's easy to use and constantly updated so that you always have access to accurate data about every single metro line, direction and stop in the system!
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Mumbai Metro Lines
Following are the 14 different Metro lines in Mumbai:
- Blue Line 1 (Versova - Ghatkopar) [Operational]
- Yellow Line 2 (Dahisar East - Mandala) [Under Construction]
- Aqua Line 3 (Cuffe Parade - Aarey Colony) [Under Construction]
- Green Line 4 (Kasarvadavli - Bhakti Park, Wadala) [Under Construction]
- Orange Line 5 (Kapurbawdi - Kalyan APMC) [Under Construction]
- Pink Line 6 (Swami Samarth Nagar, Lokhandwala - Vikhrolo EEH) [Under Construction]
- Red Line 7 (Dahisar East - Andheri East) [Under Construction]
- Gold Line 8 (CSMIA Airport Mumbai - NMIA Navi Mumbai) [Approved]
- Red Line 9 (Dahisar East - Subhash Chandra Bose Stadium) [Under Construction]
- Green Line 10 (Shivaji Chowk, Mira Road - Gaimukh) [Approved]
- Green Line 11 (Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus - Bhakti Park, Wadala) [Approved]
- Orange Line 12 (Kalyan APMC - Taloja) [Approved]
- Purple Line 13 (Mira Road - Virar) [Proposed]
- Magenta Line 14 (Vikhroli - Kanjurmarg - Ambernath - Badlapur) [Approved]
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As a Mumbaikar, it is likely that you will be using the Mumbai Metro at some point. With 14 lines and over 100 metro stations throughout different neighborhoods - there are plenty of options to get where you need to go! Here's all the information you need about Mumbai metro stations near you. We have categorized each list according to the 14 different metro lines. Note: Not all the metro lines in Mumbai are currently operational, the status for some of them is either under construction or approved or proposed.
Blue Line 1 - Stations
- Versova
- DN Nagar
- Azad Nagar
- Andheri
- Western Express Highway
- Chakala (JB Nagar)
- Airport Road
- Marol Naka
- Saki Naka
- Asalpha
- Jagruti Nagar
- Ghatkopar
Blue Line First and Last Train Timings
The first train from Versova metro station starts at 08:10 AM and the last train departs at 09:10 PM
The first train from Ghatkopar metro station starts at 08:15 AM and the last train departs at 09:15 PM
The frequency of metro trains during peak hours is 4 minutes and during the non-peak hours it's 8 minutes.
Yellow Line 2 - Stations
- Dahisar East
- Upper Dahisar
- Kandarpada
- Mandapeshwar
- Eksar
- Borivali West
- Pahadi Eksar
- Kandivali West
- Dahanukarwadi
- Valnai
- Malad West
- Lower Malad
- Pahadi Goregaon
- Goregaon West
- Lower Oshiwara
- Andheri West
- ESIC Nagar
- Prem Nagar
- Indira Nagar
- Nanavati Hospital
- Khira Nagar
- Saraswat Nagar
- National College
- Bandra
- MMRDA Office
- Income Tax office (ITO)
- ILFS
- MTNL Metro
- SG Barve Marg
- Kurla Terminal
- Kurla (E)
- EEH
- Chembur
- Diamond Garden
- Shivaji Chowk
- BSNL
- Mankhurd
- Mandale
Aqua Line 3 - Stations
- Cuffe Parade
- Badhwar Park
- Vidhan Bhavan
- Churchgate
- Hutatma Chowk
- CSMT
- Kalbadevi
- Girgaon
- Grant Road
- Mumbai Central
- Mahalaxmi
- Science Museum
- Acharya Atre Chowk
- Worli
- Siddhivinayak
- Dadar
- Shitladevi
- Dharavi
- Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC)
- Vidyanagri
- Santa Cruz
- CSIA Terminal 1
- Sahar Road
- CSIA Terminal 2
- Marol Naka
- MIDC
- SEEPZ
- Aarey Colony
Green Line 4 - Stations
- Bhakti Park
- Wadala TT
- Anik Bus Depot
- Suman Nagar
- Siddharth Colony
- Amar Mahal Junction
- Garodia Nagar
- Pant Nagar
- Lakshmi Nagar
- Shreyas Cinema
- Godrej Company
- Vikhroli
- Surya Nagar
- Gandhi Nagar
- Naval Housing
- Bhandup Mahapalika
- Bhandup
- Shangrila
- Dr Hedgewar Chowk
- Mulund Fire Station
- Maharana Pratap Chowk
- Thane Teen Haath Naka
- RTO Thane
- Mahapalika Marg
- Cadbury Junction
- Majiwada
- Kapurbawdi
- Manpada
- Tikuji Ni Wadi
- Dongari Pada
- Vijay Garden
- Kasaravadavali
- Gowniwada
- Gaimukh
Orange Line 5 - Stations
- Kapurbawdi
- Balkum Naka
- Kasheli
- Kalher
- Purna
- Anjur Phata
- Dhamankar Naka
- Bhiwandi
- Gopal Nagar
- Temghar
- Rajnouli Village
- Govegaon MIDC
- Kongaon
- Durgadi Fort
- Sahajanand Chowk
- Kalyan Railway Station
- Kalyan APMC
Pink Line 6 - Stations
- Swami Samarth Nagar
- Adarsh Nagar
- Jogeshwari (W)
- JVLR
- Shyam Nagar
- Maha Kali Caves
- SEEPZ Village
- Saki Vihar
- Rambaug
- Powai Lake
- IIT Powai
- Kanjur Marg
- Vikhroli (EEH)
Red Line 7 - Stations
- Dahisar East
- Ovaripada
- National Park
- Devipada
- Magathane
- Poisar
- Akurli
- Kurar
- Dindoshi
- Aarey
- Goregaon E
- Jogeshwari E
- Shankarwadi
- Gundavali
- Airport Colony
- CSMIA International
Gold Line 8 - Stations
Connectivity between CSMIA Airport in Mumbai to NMIA Airport in Navi Mumbai
Red Line 9 - Stations
- Pandurang Wadi
- Miragaon
- Kashigaon
- Sai Baba Nagar
- Meditya Nagar
- Shaheed Bhaghat Singh Garden
- Subhash Chandra Bose Ground
Green Line 10 - Stations
- Gaimukh
- Gaimukh Reti Bundar
- Versova Chaar Phata
- Kashi Mira
- Shivaji Chowk
Green Line 11 - Stations
- CSMT
- Carnac Tower
- Clock Tower
- Wadi Bunder
- Darukhana
- Coal Bunder
- Hay Bunder
- Sewri
- BPT Hospital
- Ganesh Nagar
- Bhakti Park
Orange Line 12 - Stations
- Kalyan APMC
- Ganesh Nagar
- Pisvali Gaon
- Golavali
- Dombivli MIDC
- Sagaon
- Sonarpada
- Manpada
- Hedutane
- Kolegaon
- Nilaje Gaon
- Vadavali
- Bale
- Waklan
- Turbhe
- Pisarve Depot
- Pisarve
- Taloja
Purple Line 13 - Stations
- Ganesh Nagar
- Pisvali Gaon
- Golavali
- Dombivli MIDC
- Sagaon
- Sonarpada
- Manpada
- Hedutane
- Kolegaon
- Nilaje Gaon
- Vadavali
- Bale
- Waklan
- Turbhe
- Pisarve Depot
- Pisarve
- Taloja
Magenta Line 14 - Stations
Connectivity between Kanjurmarg and Badlapur
Mumbai Metro Routes
The Mumbai Metro system is a rapid transit network that spans the city of Mumbai in India. It has 12 active stations and it's only going to get bigger! Check out the below route map for more information on one of Asia's most innovative metros!
Route Map
Download Mumbai Metro Map | MMRCL Official Website | Official Route Map
Mumbai Metro Fares (Ticket Prices)
The metro ticket fare on the blue line is calculated on the basis of distance travelled and dependent upon type.
- Single Journey (one-way): Minimum Fare is Rs. 10 and Maximum is Rs. 40
- Return Journey (two-way): Minimum Fare is Rs. 20 and Maximum is Rs. 75
- 45 Trip Pass (monthly discount): Valid for only 30 days from issue date
- Store Value Pass (SVP): It's eligible for cashback: 2% for Rs. 200 recharge amount, 4% for Rs. 300, 6% for Rs. 400, 8% for 500. and 10% for Rs. 600 and above.
Mumbai Metro Fare Chart
| No. of Stations | Fare |
| Up to 3 Stations | Rs. 10 |
| Between 3 and 5 Stations | Rs. 20 |
| Between 6 and 9 Stations | Rs. 30 |
| More than 9 Stations | Rs. 40 |
Note:
- Children upto height of 3 feet can travel free of charge on all days
- During weekends, all children below 12 years can travel anywhere in Mumbai Metro at a fixed fare of Rs. 10
Interesting Facts and Figures About Mumbai Metro
Mumbai is one of the most crowded cities in India. The city's population has grown exponentially over the last few decades, and it now stands at a staggering 20 million people. In order to accommodate this growth, Mumbai Metro was built as an alternative mode of transportation for commuters living in different parts of the city.
Here are some interesting information about Mumbai Metro:
- The Mumbai Metro is a planned public transport system in Mumbai, India. It will be the first of its kind to connect different lines across the city and provide a fast and more reliable alternative for commuters who use other modes of transportation like trains or buses.
- It is being built in three phases over a 15-year period, with completion expected by 2025.
- Mumbai Metro consists of one operational line as of August 2020, the Line 1 which connects Versova and Ghatkopar.
- Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh laid the foundation stone for the first phase of Mumbai Metro’s construction in June 2006.
- The first line of the system was announced to enter into operation on 8th June 2014 after a successful trial run in May 2013.
- When completed, the Colaba-Bandra-SEEPZ line will be Mumbai's first underground metro line. It will cover a distance of 33.5 km (20.8 miles) and cost Rs.21,000 crore ($2.9 billion).
- Mumbai Metro Line 3 (MML-3) will be a 100% electricity driven system, which will lead to zero carbon emissions.
- Mumbai Metro train's design speed is 90 kmph, however the commercial speed including stoppages will be 35 kmph.
- Automatic fare collection and contact-less smart card will ensure "zero" revenue loss.
- Mumbai Metro has a black box just like an airplane to record information (This is the first metro in India with that).
Frequently Asked Questions About Mumbai Metro
Who operates Mumbai Metro?
Mumbai Metro system is operated by Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Limited (MMRCL).
When was Mumbai Metro started?
Mumbai Metro service began on 8 June 2014.
How many lines does Mumbai Metro have?
In all, there will be 14 lines in Mumbai Metro. As of now, the Blue Line 1 is operational. The other lines are currently "under construction", some are "approved" and couple of them are at "proposed" stage.
What time does Mumbai Metro start?
Currently the first train from Versova metro station starts at 07:53 AM and from Ghatkopar metro station the first train starts at 8:01 AM.
What time does Mumbai Metro close?
Currently the last train from Versova metro station departs at 09:08 PM and the last train from Ghatkopar departs at 09:27 PM.
How many coaches are there in Mumbai Metro trains?
There are 4 coaches in Mumbai Metro trains.
Is Mumbai Metro owned by Reliance?
Line 1 of the Mumbai Metro Line is operated by a joint venture between Indian conglomerate, Reliance Infrastructure, MMRDA and Veolia Transport RATP Asia, France. Reliance holds 69% while 26% of shares are held by MMRDA and 5% is controlled Veolia Transport RATP.
Are Mumbai metros working?
Who is constructing Mumbai Metro?
What is the fare of Mumbai Metro?
- Single Journey (one-way): Minimum Fare is Rs. 10 and Maximum is Rs. 40
- Return Journey (two-way): Minimum Fare is Rs. 20 and Maximum is Rs. 75
- 45 Trip Pass (monthly discount): Valid for only 30 days from issue date
- Store Value Pass (SVP): It's eligible for cashback: 2% for Rs. 200 recharge amount, 4% for Rs. 300, 6% for Rs. 400, 8% for 500. and 10% for Rs. 600 and above.
How can I travel by Mumbai Metro?
The AFC Gates is a finicky invention that separates the metro stations into "paid" and "unpaid" areas. It only allows passengers with valid tickets to enter the system, so you must present your ticket at one of two readers on this gate before passing through- either a Ticket or an QR Code Reader.
What is 45 trip pass in Mumbai Metro?
45 Trip Pass is a monthly (discount) pass for Mumbai Metro that offer 45 trips on the entire network that connects Ghatkopar and Versova.
Is Mumbai Metro underground?
The Colaba-Bandra-SEEPZ line, also called Line 3 of the Mumbai Metro, is an ongoing project being implemented by the Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Limited (MMRCL). When completed, this 33.5 kilometer long metro line will be not only Mumbai's first underground electric rail system but it'll revolutionize public transportation in one of Asia’s largest and most congested cities!
Does Mumbai Metro go to airport?
Airport Road is a metro station on Line 1 of the Mumbai Metro in Andheri, Mumbai. It was opened to the public on 8 June 2014.
Is luggage allowed in Mumbai Metro?
Yes, you are permitted to carry luggage up to 15 kg in weight. Also make sure that the dimensions of the baggage does not exceed 60 cm (Length) X 45 cm (Breadth) X 25 cm (Height). Please give priority to those disembarking before you enter.