Doha Metro Updates: Revised Operating Hours and Feeder Bus Routes for Spring 2026

Qatar transport system is continuously being upgraded to address the needs of its expanding population and to promote sustainability of the state. As we transition into the new season, daily commuters should be fully aware of the latest Doha Metro updates to ensure a smooth, uninterrupted journey across the city.

Navigating the Spring 2026 Metro Timings

To serve seasonal variations, key regional events and overall demand of the population, the overmastering transit schedule has been going through a couple of necessary changes.

Daily Schedule Adjustments

To welcome the new season, the typical Doha Metro service will continue to have its high frequency times, with very few waiting lines at stations. However, taking Spring 2026 metro timings into account, extended evening hours have been implemented. On weekdays, trains run between 5:30 AM and 11:59 PM on Saturdays up to Wednesday. Thursday and Friday services go until 1:00 AM so as to meet weekend activity. To find out the precise holiday shifts and the current state of the transit, commuters are recommended to use the official portal of Mowasalat.

Expanding the Metrolink Feeder Bus Routes

The seamless integration between the primary metro line and surrounding residential neighborhoods relies heavily on the Metrolink feeder bus routes. This spring, local transit authorities have made significant expansions.

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New Connections for Smooth Travel

The most recent additions to the network are the introduction of Route M102, which runs directly out of Msheireb Metro Station and across the New Slata corridor at a convenient 15 minutes. Also, the Route M120 has come up to give direct connection to the Al Hilal area by linking the AlMatarAlQadeem Metro Station. These additions to the public transportation system are wholly free, and are planned to effectively cover the first and last-mile gaps of daily commuters.

Official Doha Metro & Lusail Tram X (Twitter) Updates

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