Terminals +info
Dubai International Airport (DXB) has three passenger Terminals:
Terminal 1: Dubai Airport Terminal 1 is where Concourse D is located. The terminal is able to host 20 million passengers annually.
Terminal 2: Dubai Airport Terminal 2 is home of 50 airlines.
The terminal consists of four different levels.
Terminal 3: Dubai Airport Terminal 3 consists of concourses A, B and C.
The terminal is exclusively used by Emirates Airlines. Terminal 3 is the largest terminal building in the world.
Facilities and Services +info
Dubai International Airport has a wide number of services and facilities:
- Dutty free shops
- ATMs and Currency exchange
- Wi-Fi
- Car rental offices
- Restaurants and Cafeterias
- Currency exchange offices
- ATMs and Banking
- Car rental companies
- Parking lots
- Transportation access
- Special assistance for passengers with reduced mobility or special needs
- Baby care rooms
Transport +info
At Dubai Airport there are available the following transportation options to and from downtown:
Bus: Dubai International Airport counts with a wide offer regarding bus services.
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Taxi: Get within 20 minutes to downtown Dubai from DXB Airport.
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Metro: At Dubai Airport there are a couple of metro lines: Red line and Green line.
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Car rental: Renting a car in Dubai turns to be the best idea! Find your best option with our search engine.
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Contact
Dubai International Airport
PO Box 2525, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact Numbers:
- Main Airport Number: +971 4 224 5555
- Additional Contact: +971 (0)4 216 2525
Fax: +971 (0)4 224 4067
Email: info@dcaa.gov.ae
About Dubai
Dubai, located in the United Arab Emirates, is a modern and dynamic city renowned for its futuristic skyline, luxurious lifestyle, and innovative developments. Over the years, Dubai has transformed from a humble pearl fishing village into one of the world’s most dazzling cities, blending tradition with cutting-edge architecture and technology. The city offers countless attractions and activities for visitors, making it a top global destination.
Among Dubai’s iconic landmarks is the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world at 828 meters (2,717 feet), offering breathtaking views from its observation decks. Nearby, the Dubai Mall, the largest shopping mall globally, provides an unparalleled shopping and entertainment experience, featuring an aquarium, ice rink, and hundreds of luxury stores. Alongside these modern marvels lies Dubai Creek, a historic saltwater inlet where visitors can explore traditional markets like the Spice Souq and take an abra boat ride to experience Dubai’s heritage.
Another must-see is Palm Jumeirah, a stunning artificial archipelago shaped like a palm tree, home to luxurious resorts such as Atlantis The Palm. Visitors can also enjoy panoramic views at The View at the Palm or explore Ain Dubai, the world’s largest Ferris wheel. For cultural enthusiasts, neighborhoods like Al Bastakiya and attractions such as the Dubai Museum provide insight into the city’s rich history.
Dubai is also known for its ambitious future plans. By 2025, it aims to become the world’s most-visited city, attracting up to 25 million tourists annually. Mega projects like Dubai Creek Tower (set to surpass Burj Khalifa in height) and sustainable initiatives such as Expo City Dubai reflect its commitment to innovation and sustainability.