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Gold Souq ( ar, سوق الذهب) is a rapid transit station on the
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of the Dubai Metro in Dubai, UAE. Until May 2020, it was named as Palm Deira.


History

Opened along with the initial stretch of the Green Line from
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, trains began calling at Palm Deira station on 9 September 2011. Controversy has arisen over the existence of a ban on carrying fish on the Metro and Palm Deira station's location right near the city's largest fish market. The station was renamed to its current name in May 2020.


Location

Gold Souq metro station is located in the northern section of Deira in the historic centre of Dubai. It is named after nearby Dubai Gold Souk. Nearby attractions include the Dubai fish market, Hyatt Regency and Golf Park.Train times and landmarks
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Also close to this metro station is the eponymous Gold Souq Bus Station. The artificial Deira Islands are located nearby. The station itself is next to the current Gold Souq Bus Station where many routes connect to.


Station layout

Like other central stations on the Dubai Metro, Gold Souq is located below ground level. It lies underneath Al Khaleej Road before the tracks make a sharp turn to the southeast on their way to Baniyas Square. There are two side platforms with two tracks, a similar setup to most Metro stations.


Platform layout

Platform numbers are not assigned.


References

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