Getting to Palm Jumeirah: Monorail, Tram, Parking and Fares

These are the published fares, though no tickets are being sold while service is suspended. Single fares start at AED 10 for a short hop (e.g. Gateway to Al Ittihad Park) and reach AED 20 for the full Gateway-to-Atlantis route. An any-station-to-any-station round trip is AED 35, and a Family Pass covering a return trip for 4 people from Gateway to Atlantis is AED 99. Residents' passes are also listed: AED 135 a month for UAE residents (six round trips) and AED 165 a month for Palm residents.

None at present — the monorail is suspended for maintenance until further notice. The timetable published for when service resumes runs daily with no difference between weekdays and weekends: the first train leaves Gateway station at 09:00 and the last at 21:45; from Atlantis station the first train is 09:15 and the last 22:00, with trains roughly every 15 minutes.

Parking at Nakheel Mall is free for visitors, per Nakheel Mall's own FAQ. There is no single published parking tariff for the whole island — individual hotels and beach clubs set their own rates.

Take the Dubai Tram to Palm Jumeirah Tram station at the base of the island. Normally you would then walk about 10 minutes across a pedestrian footbridge to the Palm Monorail's Gateway station and ride the length of the island to Atlantis, but the monorail is suspended for maintenance until further notice, so continue by taxi or ride-hailing instead.

No metro line runs onto the island itself. The nearest Red Line stations connect to Dubai Tram, which then stops at the Palm Jumeirah Tram station at the base of the island.

No. The operator's own site states that "Monorail service is temporarily suspended until further notice due to maintenance." No reopening date has been published, so plan around it: take the Dubai Tram to the trunk of the island and continue by taxi or ride-hailing to Atlantis and the Crescent. Check palmmonorail.com directly before a visit in case service has resumed.

Four stations: Palm Gateway (at the trunk, near the tram connection), Al Ittihad Park, Palm Jumeirah Mall, and Atlantis Aquaventure at the far end of the Crescent. None are being served at present, as the line is suspended for maintenance.

Palm Jumeirah charges AED 99 for a return trip, Gateway to Atlantis, for 4 people. That is the venue’s own published figure on the verification date at the foot of this page; entry fees in Dubai change seasonally, so confirm before you travel.

Free for visitors, per Nakheel Mall's own FAQ — no published time limit or validation requirement. Parking tariffs in Dubai are set by the operator and change without notice.

AED 99 for a return trip, Gateway to Atlantis, for 4 people — that is the operator’s current published figure, checked on the date shown at the foot of this page. We re-check it when the operator changes it or a reader tells us it has moved.

Not here. This page publishes verified facts — hours, prices, contact details — and no opinions, ratings or reviews of any kind. For what visitors say, the venue’s own Google Maps listing carries reviews from people who have actually been. Our editorial policy explains why we keep the two apart.

Yes. Palm Jumeirah is also written as Palm Jumeriah. They all refer to the same venue described on this page.