Dalian Metro (大连地铁)

The Dalian Metro is a rapid transit system in the city of Dalian, Liaoning, China. The metro system was launched on 1 May 2003. The system currently in operation consists of 6 lines: Line 1, Line 2, Line 3, Line 5, Line 12 and Line 13.

OperatorDalian Metro Group Co., Ltd. (All lines)
Operation start8 November 2002
Total Lines7 Metro Lines
Total Station106 Active Stations
Metro City/CountryDalian China
Official Webhttp://www.dlmetro.com

Metro linesStationsTerminal stations
▣ Line 122Yaojia ⇄ Hekou
▣ Line 229Dalian North Railway Station ⇄ Haizhiyun
▣ Line 313Dalian Railway Station ⇄ Golden Pebble Beach
▣ Line 37Dalian Development Area ⇄ Jiuli
▣ Line 518Hutan Xinqu ⇄ Houguan
▣ Line 128Hekou ⇄ Lüshun New Port
▣ Line 1317Jiuli ⇄ Pulandian Zhenxing Street

  • Dalian Metro has several lines, Line 1 is the first line to open. The system has expanded over the years, with additional lines and stations added to improve connectivity.
  • Line 1, also known as the Red Line, was the first line, opening in 2003. It runs from north-east to south-west of the city, connecting major areas and serving a wide variety of commuters.
  • Line 2 is another important line in the Dalian Metro network, providing additional transportation options for residents and visitors.
  • The Dalian Metro has expanded and developed to meet the city's growing transportation needs. New lines and extensions of existing lines are planned and constructed.
  • The metro system is designed to integrate with other modes of transportation, such as buses and taxis, to provide a seamless and efficient transit experience for passengers.
  • The Dalian Metro has experienced steady growth in ridership over the years as the city's population grows and urban development expands.
  • The metro system features modern infrastructure, including well-designed stations, trains and facilities to ensure the safety and comfort of passengers.
  • Like many metro systems in China, the Dalian Metro uses a smart card system that allows passengers to easily pay for their rides using contactless cards.