Lusail Tram Timings, Tickets, Stations and Map (2026)

Lusail Tram Timings, Tickets, Stations and Map

The Doha Guides Team regularly reviews this article to ensure the content is up-to-date and accurate. The last editorial review and update was on 07 September 2026

Lusail is a planned city in Qatar located about 23 kilometres north of Doha city centre. Designed to be self-sufficient and environmentally friendly, the city includes residential and commercial developments, schools, medical centres and shopping malls.

Lusail Tram, formerly called the Lusail LRT, is a light rail network developed as part of the Lusail urban development project. It is one of Qatar’s urban tram systems, providing an efficient and affordable way to travel around Lusail.

Here is everything you need to know about the Lusail Tram, including its current service status, map, stations, timings and ticket prices.

Table Of Contents
  1. Lusail Tram New Updates
  2. Lusail Tram Timing
  3. Lusail Tram Ticket Price
  4. Where To Buy Lusail Tram Travel Cards
  5. Lusail Tram Map
  6. About Lusail Tram
  7. Opening The First Phase of the Lusail Tram
  8. Lusail Tram Stations
  9. How To Reach Lusail Tram From Doha
  10. Lusail Tram Etiquettes
  11. FAQ on Lusail Tram

Lusail Tram New Updates

Lusail Tram services were temporarily suspended from 26 June to 5 July 2026 while Qatar Rail carried out improvement work across the network.

From 6 July 2026, tram services resumed between Legtaifiya and Tarfat–South stations only. Services on the at-grade sections of the network remain suspended while Qatar Rail continues comprehensive improvement work.

Metroexpress and Metrolink services continue to cover affected areas. Passengers should check the official Doha Metro and Lusail Tram social media channels or call Qatar Rail on 105 for the latest service information before travelling.

Lusail Tram Timing

The regular operating hours published for the Lusail Tram are:

DaysTiming
Saturday to Thursday05:00 AM to 01:30 AM
Fridays02:00 PM to 01:30 AM
Lusail Tram Timing

Lusail Tram normally operates seven days a week, with trams running at intervals of approximately five minutes. Service intervals may vary.

Due to the ongoing improvement work and partial suspension of the network, passengers are advised to confirm the latest timings through Qatar Rail before travelling.

Lusail Tram Ticket Price

The ticket price on the Lusail Tram is QR2 per journey. The maximum daily charge is QR6, allowing unlimited journeys on the Doha Metro and Lusail Tram network during that day.

To travel using the Lusail Tram, you will need a rechargeable travel card.

Doha Metro Standard Card
Doha Metro & Lusail Tram Standard Card

You can use the same Standard Travel Card on both the Doha Metro and Lusail Tram. Unlike the Doha Metro, there is no Gold Club on the Lusail Tram.

DescriptionStandard Card
Class of TravelStandard & Family on Metro and Tram
Single Journey CostQR 2
Maximum Charge Per DayQR 6
Travel Card CostQR 10
ReusableYes

Lusail Tram passengers must tap in and tap out using the validators to avoid additional charges.

Where To Buy Lusail Tram Travel Cards

Standard Travel Cards can be purchased from vending machines at all Doha Metro stations and from licensed retailers. The cards are valid on both the Doha Metro and Lusail Tram.

Travel Cards can be recharged using the vending machines at Metro stations, through the Qatar Rail website or using the Qatar Rail mobile application.

Lusail Tram Map

The Lusail Tram map shows the complete planned network. However, not all sections shown on the map are currently operating.

As of September 2026, tram services are operating only between Legtaifiya and Tarfat–South. The at-grade sections remain temporarily suspended for improvement work.

Lusail Tram Map

Lusail Tram Lines

The four lines of the Lusail Tram are:

  1. Orange Line
  2. Pink Line
  3. Turquoise Line
  4. Purple Line

The Orange, Pink and Turquoise lines had entered passenger service before the temporary suspension in June 2026. The Purple Line has not yet opened.

Due to the ongoing improvement work, only the shared underground section between Legtaifiya and Tarfat–South is currently confirmed as operating.

About Lusail Tram

Lusail Tram provides transportation within Lusail City. The planned network covers approximately 19 kilometres and includes four lines and 25 underground and aboveground stations.

Of the 25 planned stations, 15 are at grade and 10 are underground.

The trams can accommodate up to 209 passengers in Standard and Family sections. Unlike the driverless Doha Metro trains, Lusail Trams are operated by drivers.

Lusail Tram
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Opening The First Phase of the Lusail Tram

A six-station section of the Lusail Tram’s Orange Line opened to the public on 1 January 2022, marking the beginning of the network’s passenger operations.

A seventh station, then called Lusail Central and now known as Tarfat–South, opened to the public on 9 April 2022.

Additional Orange and Pink Line stations opened in April 2024. The Turquoise Line began operating in January 2025.

The remaining sections of the network are being opened or developed in phases.

Lusail Tram Stations

Currently, the Orange Line serves seven stations:

As of September 2026, Lusail Tram services are operating between the following stations:

  1. Legtaifiya
  2. Marina–South
  3. Marina–Central
  4. Yacht Club
  5. Marina–North
  6. Tarfat–South

Other stations and at-grade sections remain temporarily suspended while improvement work continues.

Some station names have changed since the first phase opened:

  • Marina was renamed Marina–South.
  • Marina Promenade was renamed Marina–Central.
  • Esplanade was renamed Marina–North.
  • Lusail Central was renamed Tarfat–South.
  • Energy City South was renamed Al Wessil.

How To Reach Lusail Tram From Doha

The Doha Metro Red Line connects travellers from Al Wakra in the south to Lusail in the north. Legtaifiya is the interchange station between the Doha Metro and the currently operating section of Lusail Tram.

Travellers can connect to Lusail Tram by following these steps:

Step 1: Travel on the Doha Metro Red Line

Use your Doha Metro Travel Card to enter the Metro station and travel on the Red Line.

Step 2: Get Off at Legtaifiya Station

Get off at Legtaifiya Station and tap out using your Travel Card.

Step 3: Follow the Signs to Lusail Tram

Follow the signs connecting the Metro station to the Lusail Tram.

The same Standard Travel Card can be used on both the Doha Metro and Lusail Tram. Remember to tap in and tap out when using the tram.

Some Lusail Tram areas can also be reached using Metroexpress and Metrolink services. These services are particularly important while the at-grade sections of the tram network remain suspended.

Lusail Tram Etiquettes

Photography and videography for personal use are permitted. However, passengers should comply with Qatar’s rules and avoid photographing or recording other people without permission.

Beverages may be consumed from sealable containers, but eating food is not allowed.

Animals are not allowed on the network, even when carried in cages, except for assistance dogs.

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FAQ on Lusail Tram


Can children travel alone on the tram?

Children aged nine years and older may travel on the network alone. Children under nine must be accompanied by someone aged over 16.

How often does Lusail Tram run?

Lusail Tram normally operates at intervals of approximately five minutes. Service intervals may vary during the ongoing improvement work.

Is the entire Lusail Tram network operating?

No. As of September 2026, tram services are operating between Legtaifiya and Tarfat–South only. The at-grade sections remain suspended while Qatar Rail carries out improvement work.

What are the Lusail Tram operating hours?

The regular published operating hours are from 5:00 am to 1:30 am, Saturday to Thursday, and from 2:00 pm to 1:30 am on Fridays.
Passengers should confirm the latest timings with Qatar Rail because of the current partial suspension.

How much does a Lusail Tram journey cost?

A single journey costs QR2. The maximum daily charge is QR6.

Can I use my Doha Metro Travel Card on Lusail Tram?

Yes. The same Standard Travel Card can be used on both the Doha Metro and Lusail Tram.

How can I confirm the latest service status?

Passengers can follow the official Doha Metro and Lusail Tram social media channels or contact the Qatar Rail Customer Service Centre by calling 105


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  1. is the pink line open I live close to seef and I have been saying the tram running from 5:30 to 12:00 for 4-5 days now. I went to the station and there was no one but the screens were working telling trams schedule and everything there was a room with seating also chilled so is it open and functioninh

    1. Doha Guides Team

      Hi Jacob, As per the official Qatar Rail website, only Orange line is shown as “Good Service” while the Pink line is shown as “Coming Soon”. May be this is a test run and it would be open soon.

  2. October 2023, are all tram stops currently underground? Is it possible to film the tram on the ground level?
    Best Regards
    Johnny, Helsinki, Finland

    1. Hi Johnny, Lusail tram includes four lines and 25 stations aboveground and underground. Most of them are aboveground. For filming permission, please call their helpline on +974 4429 3777.

  3. We were at the world cup. It was fabulous. The Lusail Boulevard tram was not operational. We will be back to Doha in February. Will the tram be working then?

    1. Doha Guides Team

      Hi Fred, Currently the Orange line serves 7 stations only. More stations will be opened soon. Not sure if they would be ready by February.

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