Lost property
Reviews describe phones, wallets, bags and documents being recovered through the station after being left on buses.
RTA Bus Station Stadium - الأستاد محطة حافلات
Al Qusais
RTA Bus Station Stadium is a public transport hub in Al Qusais, serving local routes towards Al Nahda, Sahara Centre and Al Qusais Industrial areas. It is also a useful stop for reporting lost belongings, with several reviews describing phones, wallets and bags being recovered through the station team.
Reputation Score
4.8
★★★★★
102 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Route coverage
The station serves popular routes including F22, F23, F23A and F24, linking commuters with nearby neighbourhoods and destinations.
Clean station
Customers describe the station as clean, tidy and well maintained, with organised passenger lines.
Helpful staff
Reviews repeatedly describe the station team as polite, welcoming and supportive when passengers need assistance.
Family welcome
Families have received a warm welcome, including water, sweets and small gifts for children.
Crowd control
A review says staff manage a large passenger volume and organise boarding effectively.
Tips for a Better Visit
Avoid peaks. If you can, travel outside peak hours: the station is reported to become busy when demand is highest.
Check routes. Check the route before travelling, especially for F22 and F24, as reduced service was linked to longer waits.
Use the office. For something left on a bus, go to the Stadium bus office; one passenger found documents there after travelling on F22.
Allow walking time. Allow extra time for the metro connection, since the current approach reportedly involves two pedestrian crossings.
Plan destinations. The station connects with Al Nahda, Sahara Centre and Al Qusais Industrial areas, so confirm the destination and bay before boarding.
Plan the visit
Practical details
D97
Al Qusais, Dubai
| Mon | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
W20
W20 is described as a leisure route between Stadium and Al Mamzar beach, with weekend afternoon service.
Sahara Centre
Sahara Centre is one of the destinations served by buses calling at the station.
Common Concerns
Peak crowds
The station can become too crowded during peak hours, which may make waiting and boarding less comfortable.
Route waits
Reduced F22 and F24 services were reported to create longer waits compared with the more frequent F23 service.
Longer walk
The walk to the metro has reportedly become longer, involving two pedestrian crossings after the layout changed.
Communication
One review reports difficulty getting bus information because a staff member did not speak proper English.
DXB
LOCAL
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The Bottom Line
RTA Bus Station Stadium is a busy public transport hub in Al Qusais, useful for daily journeys towards Al Nahda, Sahara Centre and Al Qusais Industrial areas. The routes most clearly identified in reviews are F22, F23, F23A and F24, with route 23, F21 and W20 also mentioned. A weekday school-serving route 19 and a weekend afternoon W20 service towards Al Mamzar beach add less everyday options.
The station stands next to Rashid Stadium and has a bus waiting area, information facilities, restaurants and safe walkways. One review describes it as roughly three minutes from Stadium Metro Station, although a later commuter says the redesigned approach now involves two pedestrian crossings and a longer walk. That change is worth allowing time for, particularly if you are carrying luggage or catching a connection.
Customer service is the standout theme. Passengers describe lost phones, wallets, bags, an iPad and important documents being recovered after bus journeys, sometimes within an hour. Staff are also praised for organising lines and boarding, keeping the station clean and welcoming families with water, sweets and small gifts.
The main caution is timing: peak hours can be crowded, while reduced F22 and F24 services have reportedly caused longer waits. Check your route and bay before travelling.