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Dubai - your metro guide....
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Re: Dubai - your metro guide....
Originally Posted by Autonomy
(Post 7884722)
All you wanted to know...
Do you think though it will smell as good as the orange from Cessnock to St Georges X ? Lovely, musty, dank from the Molendiner :) |
Re: Dubai - your metro guide....
Originally Posted by Eva
(Post 7884763)
Won't open for me......
Do you think though it will smell as good as the orange from Cessnock to St Georges X ? Lovely, musty, dank from the Molendiner :) |
Re: Dubai - your metro guide....
Originally Posted by Autonomy
(Post 7884862)
not sure why... sorry Eva.... it probably will in the gold class 1/2 carriage western expats and GCC use it..... maybe moist too
Ya know what I mean if you were ever on the SPTE Underground. Anyway,think it's my Word which isn't letting it open from PDF. x |
Re: Dubai - your metro guide....
Dubai Expats Guide to Metro
get a taxi! |
Re: Dubai - your metro guide....
Originally Posted by Inselaffen
(Post 7885320)
Dubai Expats Guide to Metro
get a taxi! |
Re: Dubai - your metro guide....
Give it a chance folks!
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Re: Dubai - your metro guide....
If I lived right by a metro stop and worked right by a metro stop, I'd give it a chance.
But I don't. There's no incentive to take the metro anywhere in Dubai, not even for boozing, as I would still need to take a taxi from the metro stop to my villa. A year ago I might have even bothered to take the metro to go to the Creek in Bur Dubai as a means to avoid the intense traffic jams of the area, but that's disappeared thanks to the credit crunch.
Originally Posted by klaus3974
(Post 7885602)
Give it a chance folks!
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Re: Dubai - your metro guide....
Originally Posted by Ethos83
(Post 7885673)
If I lived right by a metro stop and worked right by a metro stop, I'd give it a chance.
But I don't. There's no incentive to take the metro anywhere in Dubai, not even for boozing, as I would still need to take a taxi from the metro stop to my villa. A year ago I might have even bothered to take the metro to go to the Creek in Bur Dubai as a means to avoid the intense traffic jams of the area, but that's disappeared thanks to the credit crunch. I ran a Mustang in Dubai and now don't even own a car in Singapore. the only annoying thing here is the surcharges on Taxis at certain times of day. I can't use a bus when I have hockey training due to the size of my hockey kit. I need to take 3 taxis which end up costing me 30 quid. thats a lot of money just to go training. |
Re: Dubai - your metro guide....
Originally Posted by Inselaffen
(Post 7885734)
if they want to make it suceed they need to vastly increase the number of buses and have a fully integrated public transport system (also get rid of the stupid rule with a few seats for women only) and then vastly increase taxatin on petrol and cars.
I ran a Mustang in Dubai and now don't even own a car in Singapore. the only annoying thing here is the surcharges on Taxis at certain times of day. I can't use a bus when I have hockey training due to the size of my hockey kit. I need to take 3 taxis which end up costing me 30 quid. thats a lot of money just to go training. http://business.maktoob.com/20090000...ch/Article.htm |
Re: Dubai - your metro guide....
You think we might be fortunate to see Japanese types on the Metro???
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Re: Dubai - your metro guide....
Originally Posted by Eva
(Post 7884763)
Won't open for me......
Do you think though it will smell as good as the orange from Cessnock to St Georges X ? Lovely, musty, dank from the Molendiner :) |
Re: Dubai - your metro guide....
Originally Posted by TGFKASE
(Post 7887998)
Ahh... The Clockwork Orange.. I used to have the garden flat right next door to Cessnock station.. I always called it Cessnock as no self-respecting Aberdonian would EVER admit to living in Ibrox...
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Re: Dubai - your metro guide....
Originally Posted by commander
(Post 7888038)
so you lived beside the PRW then, you blue nose:D
My local was in Tradeston, the Lord Nelson. I was there token sheep shagger. Was only allowed to drink there 48 weeks of the year, as was banned from attending said establishment the week before the Aberdeen- Rankers games, lest any pre-match ribaldry went too far... |
Re: Dubai - your metro guide....
During Ramadan, the Metro will operate from 6am to midnight, apart from Fridays when operating hours will be 2pm until midnight. Initially, the trains will run at a rate of six per hour, or every ten minutes. Normal operating hours will be 6am to 11pm, except Fridays, when it will operate from 2pm |
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