The RTA F34 bus schedule provides a vital link for commuters, connecting Dubai Production City with the Dubai Internet City Metro Station. Operating daily, this feeder bus route serves key areas like Sports City and City Centre Me’aisem. Timings vary by day, with services generally starting around 4:05 AM.
Plan Your F34 Trip
- Check Real-Time: Use the RTA S’hail app for live F34 bus timings and to avoid waiting.
- Top-Up Nol Card: Ensure you have sufficient balance (at least AED 7.50) on your Nol card before boarding.
- Identify Your Stop: Review the full stop list below to find the one closest to your origin or destination.
F34 Bus Timings & Frequency (2026)
The F34 bus operates seven days a week, but the timings differ significantly between weekdays, Fridays, and weekends. This schedule is designed to accommodate both standard work commutes and leisure travel.
Monday to Thursday Schedule
During the standard work week, the F34 bus starts its first trip from Dubai Production City just after 4:00 AM. The last bus from the Dubai Internet City (DIC) Metro Station departs close to midnight, ensuring coverage for late-working commuters.
Friday Schedule
On Fridays, the schedule is adjusted. While starting at a similar time, the service runs later into the night, with the last bus from the DIC Metro Station departing well past midnight (early Saturday morning).
Saturday & Sunday Schedule
Weekend timings are different. On Saturdays, the schedule is slightly reduced compared to weekdays. On Sundays, the service starts much later in the morning, around 7:00 AM, and ends slightly earlier.
Here is a detailed breakdown of the first and last bus timings for the F34 route.
| Day | Direction | First Bus | Last Bus |
| Mon – Thu | Prod. City → DIC Metro | 04:10 AM | 11:05 PM |
| DIC Metro → Prod. City | 05:05 AM | 11:50 PM | |
| Friday | Prod. City → DIC Metro | 04:09 AM | 11:42 PM |
| DIC Metro → Prod. City | 05:05 AM | 12:49 AM (Next Day) | |
| Saturday | Prod. City → DIC Metro | 04:05 AM | 10:35 PM |
| DIC Metro → Prod. City | 05:00 AM | 11:50 PM | |
| Sunday | Prod. City → DIC Metro | 07:02 AM | 11:00 PM |
| DIC Metro → Prod. City | 08:13 AM | 11:55 PM |
F34 Bus Frequency
The F34 bus typically runs every 20 to 30 minutes during peak hours (morning and evening rush). During off-peak hours and on weekends, the frequency may be reduced, with buses arriving every 30 to 40 minutes. Always check the S’hail app for real-time arrival information.
RTA F34 Bus Route & Main Stops
The F34 is a feeder route, meaning its primary purpose is to “feed” passengers from residential and commercial areas to a major transport hub—in this case, the Dubai Internet City Metro Station.
Key Destinations on This Route
This route is particularly useful for residents and employees in Dubai Production City and Dubai Sports City. It also provides a direct connection to City Centre Me’aisem for shopping and dining.
Full List of Bus Stops
The F34 bus follows the same path in both directions. The journey starts at the Dubai Production City bus station and terminates at the Dubai Internet City Metro Bus Stop (Landside).
Here are the official stops along the F34 route:
- Dubai Production City
- Dubai Production City A Street
- Dubai Production City Accommodation 1
- Dubai Production City Accommodation 2
- Dubai Production City (Main)
- Dubai Production City F Street
- Dubai Production City, Entrance 2
- Dubai Production City, Entrance 1
- Qasr Sabah
- Publishing Pavilion Building
- Dubai Production City, Centrium Tower
- Dubai Production City, City Centre Me’aisem
- Dubai Production City, The Crescent Tower
- Sports City, Victory Heights West Gate
- Sports City, Golf Tower
- Sports City, Dubai Sports City Offices
- Sports City, Dubai Cricket Stadium
- Sports City, Victory Heights East Gate
- Sports City, ICC Headquarters
- Jebel Ali Horse Racecourse
- Al Barsha Heights, Mashael Building (Towards DIC)
- Al Barsha Heights, Mazoon Hotel & Apartments (Towards DIC)
- Dubai Internet City Metro Bus Stop Landside
Note: The return trip from Dubai Internet City serves the same stops in reverse order.
Fare, Nol Card & Travel Time
Understanding the cost and payment method is essential for a smooth journey on any RTA bus.
How to Pay for the F34 Bus
Payment for the F34 bus is only accepted via a Nol card. Cash is not accepted by the driver. You must tap your Nol card on the electronic reader when you board and tap again when you get off.
F34 Bus Fare
The fare is not a flat rate. It is calculated based on the RTA’s zoning system. The total cost of your trip depends on the number of zones you cross. A single trip on the F34 route, from one end to the other, typically falls within 1 or 2 zones.
As an example, a T2 journey (2 zones) costs AED 5.00 with a standard Silver Nol Card.
Estimated Travel Duration
The complete one-way journey on the F34 bus route takes approximately 40 to 50 minutes. This duration is highly dependent on traffic conditions, especially during peak hours in areas like Al Barsha Heights and near the metro station.
Onboard Facilities & Amenities
RTA’s feeder buses are modern and equipped with features to ensure a comfortable and safe ride for all passengers.
Air-Conditioned Cabins: All F34 buses are fully air-conditioned, providing a cool environment to escape the Dubai heat.
Priority Seating: Dedicated spaces and reserved seats are available near the front for women, children, seniors, and People of Determination.
On-Screen Information: Digital displays inside the bus announce the next stop, so you always know where you are on the route.
Accessibility Features: Buses are designed with low-floor entry and dedicated spaces for wheelchairs, making them accessible to all.
Free WiFi: Passengers can connect to RTA’s complimentary “WiFi UAE” service to stay connected during their commute.
Pro Tip: The F34 bus route can get busy during morning (7:30 AM – 9:00 AM) and evening (5:00 PM – 7:00 PM) rush hours, especially around the Dubai Internet City Metro Station. Plan to travel 15-20 minutes earlier if you have a strict connection to make.
Final Thoughts
The F34 bus schedule offers a reliable and affordable public transport option for navigating between Dubai Production City, Sports City, and the metro line. By checking the real-time schedule on the S’hail app and keeping your Nol card topped up, you can ensure a smooth and efficient commute.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the first F34 bus timing from Dubai Production City?
On weekdays (Monday-Thursday), the first F34 bus departs from Dubai Production City at 4:10 AM. On Sundays, the service starts much later at 7:02 AM.
Does the F34 bus go to Dubai Sports City?
Yes, the F34 bus route includes several stops within Dubai Sports City, such as the Cricket Stadium, Sports City Offices, Golf Tower, and the Victory Heights gates.
How much is the bus fare for the F34 in Dubai?
The fare is charged via your Nol card and depends on the number of RTA zones you travel through. A typical trip covering 2 zones, like from Production City to the Metro, costs AED 5.00 with a Silver Nol Card.
Where does the F34 bus stop at Dubai Internet City?
The F34 bus terminates at the Dubai Internet City Metro Bus Stop (Landside), allowing for a quick and easy transfer to the Dubai Metro Red Line.
Last updated: October 2026
Reviewed by: Faisal Khan, UAE Transport Specialist
Author: The DubaiHowto Editorial Team
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