Noida Greater Noida Metro – Routes, Stations, Map, Fare & Timings

Noida-Greater Noida Metro has 1 operational line, the Aqua Line, running 21 stations between Depot and Noida Sector 51, with an interchange to the Delhi Metro Blue Line.

Aqua Line trains run daily from 6:00 AM to about 10:45 PM, with peak-hour trains roughly every 7 to 10 minutes.

Aqua Line fare is calculated on a distance-slab basis, independent of Delhi Metro fares. Check the fare chart on this page for the exact fare between two stations.

Tickets are available from station counters and vending machines. The National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) is accepted at all stations for tap-and-go travel.

Yes — Noida Sector 51 provides an interchange to the Delhi Metro Blue Line for onward travel to Noida City Centre and Delhi.

Parking availability varies by station; check the specific station page on MetroYatra to confirm parking at your station.

Limited personal luggage is allowed, subject to security screening at station entry. Oversized, hazardous, or restricted items are not permitted.

MetroYatra tracks Aqua Line service updates. For official real-time alerts, check the NMRC website.

Children below the height limit set by NMRC travel free when accompanied by an adult; children above that limit need a regular ticket.

The Aqua Line has 21 stations, from Depot in Greater Noida to Noida Sector 51.

The Aqua Line runs 29.7 km, connecting Noida and Greater Noida.

NMRC's customer care helpline for the Aqua Line is 1800-180-0247, or email nmrc@nmrcnoida.com. Visit nmrcnoida.com for fares, timings, and service updates.

Noida Sector 51 station is the Aqua Line's interchange point with Delhi Metro's Blue Line via the adjacent Noida Sector 52 station. NMRC built an air-conditioned skywalk to link the two directly, but as of 2026 it remains closed for finishing work, so commuters interchange via a street-level walk instead.

Mostly not yet. The Aqua Line runs on its own CITY1 smart card, separate from DMRC's Delhi Metro cards. However, DMRC and NMRC have launched a unified QR-code ticket that works across both the Blue Line and the Aqua Line, and a single shared smart card for both systems is on the roadmap.