What is the cheapest way to commute in Dubai?

Metro Dubai is by far the cheapest and fastest method of Cheapest Dubai Transportation. The Metro offers fast and cheap transportation to over 47 stations (nine of which are underground). The Dubai Metro covers most of the urban part of Dubai and offers a separate line for Dubai Tram at Damac Properties station.



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The best way to get around Dubai is by taxi or by metro. Although prices are high across the board in Dubai, a taxi here or there won't break the bank. Plus, they provide the freedom to move at your own pace without the hassle of navigating traffic.

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In Dubai, Uber and Careem typically cost more than a taxi . The advantage is that Uber offers a flat rate, so if there's traffic and you're going a long distance, it can also be cheaper. In general, Careem is less expensive than Uber for shorter distances and Uber is less expensive for longer distances.

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The Metro is cheapest way to get around Dubai. It has two lines, the Red Line and the Green Line, with trains that run about every ten minutes. Dubai Metro links all neighborhoods, with the Red Line stopping at or near major sights along Sheikh Zayed Road and in the neighborhoods of Bur Dubai and Deira.

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Should you rent a car in Dubai? I personally highly recommend hiring a car in Dubai. Not taking a metro or taxi, but renting a car. By doing so, you will be able to save money on transportation (which is quite pricey here), cover more in less time, and visit all those places in Dubai that are accessible by car only.

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Hala Taxi is one of the most affordable taxi options in Dubai. Listed on Careem as one of the car options, you can choose your pick-up and drop-off location, and pick between a car or van. How to book: Choose the “Hala Taxi” option when booking through the Careem app on Android and iOS.

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In Dubai, you don't have to tip, as a service charge is built into the prices (especially with restaurants). It won't be considered rude if you don't leave the staff any dirhams. With that said, remember that the service charge goes to the business—not directly to the staff that served you.

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Things to do in Dubai on an 8-hour stopover
  • 0:00 Take the Dubai Metro to The Dubai Mall. ...
  • 0:20 Speed shop at The Dubai Mall. ...
  • 2:00 Admire the tallest performing fountain in the world. ...
  • 2:30 Dine in the world's highest restaurant. ...
  • 4:30 Head to Old Dubai. ...
  • 6:00 Take a water taxi. ...
  • 6:30 Stroll the spice souk and gold souk.


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All taxis are metered, with rates starting at 12 dirhams (roughly $3.25) and increasing by about 2.82 dirhams (around $0.75) per mile. Because Dubai addresses do not include building numbers, you'll have to specify your destination based on an intersection or a nearby hotel or landmark.

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Renting a car in Dubai is easy and quick. You just need to have a passport, an international driver's license (we'll talk more about it below, mentioning every country that needs it and those who don't), be at least 21 years old, and have some driving experience.

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3000 AED is a good amount to start with and mainly many of the companies there do offer the accommodation so you can take out that cost as well for your savings.

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However, if you choose to live alone in an inexpensive area, don't eat out too often, and maintain ordinary spending habits, you can live a very comfortable life with AED 5000-8000 (USD 1,360 - 2,180) per month including rent.

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2000 is not a good amount to survive in the city. Not at all.

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