Delhi Blue Line Metro: Route, Timing, Fares, And Attraction

Blue Line Metro of the Delhi Metro is one of the most popular and busiest routes. This line stretches from Dwarka Sector 21 to Noida Electronic City in Noida City of Uttar Pradesh (UP). Another branch of this blue line metro connects the Vaishali area In Ghaziabad to the Yamuna Bank.

This line is spread across two key metro lines, Line 3 and 4, respectively, and the blue line metro’s expanse is 57 km (Line-3) and 9 km (Line-4). The blue line metro was inaugurated in December 2005, and this line is the second largest metro line in the Blue Line route after the Pink Line.

The total number of stations on the Blue Line Route is 57, while 50 metro stations are active on Line 3 from Dwarka sector 21 to Noida Electronic City, Noida (UP), and the remaining 7 stations are present on line-4 of the Blue Line metro route.

In this article, we will discuss the Blue Line metro route of the Delhi Metro in detail.

The Delhi Metro Blue Line Metro Route:

The routes of the Delhi Metro Blue Line are divided into two main lines that are:

• Blue Line-3 from Noida Electronic City to Dwarka Sector 21
• Blue line -4 from Yamuna Bank to Vaishali in Ghaziabad

Delhi Metro Blue Line Stations: Line 3- Dwarka Sector 21 To Noida Electronic City

The blue line route’s Line-3 is the main route that extends from Dwarka Sector 21 to the Noida Electronic City Station. The total length of line-3 of the blue line route of the Delhi Metro is 56.61 km, along with 50 active stations.

Here are the 50 stations mentioned that lie on the main line of the blue line that stretches from Dwarka Sector 21 to Noida Electronic City:

Interchanging Stations On Blue Line Metro Route:

The Delhi Metro has an interconnected network of Metro Stations ie. one line connects another line of metro stations and on different nodes.
Therefore this ensures faster and eased travel for passengers. Blue Line Metro stations cover other lines at 13 places.

The interconnections of the blue line metro route are mentioned in the table under, so the passengers can understand better the interconnection lines from the table:

In addition to Line 3 of Blue Line Metro, Line 4 plays a significant part in the Blue Line Metro Route.

Blue Line Metro Route Extension:

As we know, the Delhi Metro network is one of the best among other cities metro as it is considered the lifeline for the daily passengers in Delhi and NCR region.
In addition to the Routes that are serving, it is still expanding its route, and new routes are being added in a phased manner.

The following metro stations which are under construction are mentioned in the table, which will be later added to the Blue Line of the Delhi Metro once operational:

Above mentioned stations are all under construction and will be added to the Blue Line of the Delhi Metro when they are ready to begin their operations.

Blue Line Metro Map:

Here we will look at the Map of the Blue Line Metro route; according to the Blue Line map, this line of the Delhi Metro runs on two lines/parts as we know that Line 3 runs from Noida Electronic City to Dwarka Sector 21, and Line 4 of the blue line runs from Yamuna Bank to Vaishali (Ghaziabad).

Here is the Map of the Blue Line that illustrates the route cleanly.

Delhi Metro Blue Line Metro Map On Google Maps:

If looked at from Google Earth and terrain references, the Blue Line Metro Map will look like this:

A view of the Delhi Metro Blue Line metro map from Google Earth and Terrain

Delhi Metro Blue Line Stations: Line-4 From Yamuna Bank To Vaishali:

Line 4 is the second branch of the Blue Line which originates from Yamuna bank metro station and terminates at Vaishali Metro Station. Blue Line Metro

Stations of Line 4 include the following stations:

8 stations Of This Metro Stations That Fall Under Blue Line Metro:

Delhi Metro Blue Line Timings:

• The timings of the Blue Line metro of the Delhi Metro is very suitable for commuters traveling daily via the blue line metro.
• The blue line metro starts at 5:30 am and lasts until 11:30 pm. However, the arrival time of the first trains might differ from one stop to another.
• Thus, the blue line metro timings vary daily from rush hours to normal hours.

Delhi Metro Blue Line Fares:

The metro fares in all the lines of the Delhi Metro are charged based on the distance covered. The metro prices also differ from weekday to weekends or Public Holidays.
The table shows the cost of tickets along with distance calculation so that it can be understood better:

Passengers can pay for metro Tickets or Cards using Tokens, Smart Cards, National Common Mobibased), or QR Code-based Ticketing.

Latest Updates About Delhi Metro Blue Line:

• August 2022: The Delhi Metro Blue Line was modified soon, as per the announcement done by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC). The renovation will start for the six stations on the blue line metro of Delhi ie. Dwarka-Vaishali/Noida Electronic City. The six stations are Pragati Maidan, Kriti Nagar, Janakpuri East, Indraprastha, New Ashok Nagar, and Mayur Vihar Phase-1.
• DMRC has estimated the project cost to be Rs.12.7 crore. These stations will be renovated, their damaged fall ceilings will be renovated properly, roofs will be replaced if needed, and doors will be replaced.
• Therefore to improve the Mobile Network system on the Delhi Metro, Telecom Infrastructure is being upgraded on all lines of the Delhi Metro,, including the Blue Line route.
• As per the latest news about the degradation, work has been done on the Barakhambha Road, Mandi House, and Dwarka Sector 21 stations on the Blue Line metro.
• Therefore, Mandi House, Janpath, Central Secretariat, Khan Market, Jawahar Lal Nehru Stadium, and Jangpura stations on the Violet line ie. from Kashmere gate to Raja Nahar Singh (Ballabhgarh) have also been enhanced the Delhi Metro.
• The conclusion is that the Blue Line Metro of the Delhi Metro is the most famous metro line in Delhi according to the number of passengers traveling daily. This line connects with all the major lines of the Delhi metro network system. The blue line also connects with Noida and Ghaziabad the cities of Uttar Pradesh. The DMRC is still working on the blue line degradation,, and in the future, many more stations and facilities will be added in the Blue Line Metro, Delhi. For more updates, follow the DMRC reports regarding the Blue Line Metro.

Contact Details: Delhi Metro Blue Line:

In case of any query or complaint, you can contact on the given address and phone number:-

Office Address: J6JG+P7R, Fire Brigade Lane, Barakhamba Road, Connaught Lane, Barakhamba, New Delhi, Delhi 110001

Phone Number: 8800793224,7290055045, 011 2341 7910

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