Mumbai Metro has become a game-changer for Mumbaikars. It has given commuters relief from travelling in packed local trains in the scorching heat and offered them a more organised way to travel. Among its important routes is Mumbai Metro Line 3, which has made travelling across the city easier. As the Aqua Line celebrates its first anniversary today, let’s look at how it has changed travel in Mumbai. Scroll down for the details!
Mumbai Metro Line 3 Completes One Year
Mumbai Metro Line 3 is a 33.5-kilometre corridor that runs from Cuffe Parade in South Mumbai to Aarey JVLR. The trains on this route stop at 27 stations. Among them, 26 stations are underground, while one is at ground level. Travellers on this route are appreciating how the metro has made their daily commute easier. As per The Times Of India, in just one year, this metro line has carried more than 7 crore passengers.
Which Places Does Mumbai Metro 3 Connect?
- Metro 3 allows commuters to switch between the Metro and local trains at CSMT, Churchgate, Mumbai Central and Dadar.
- It connects office-goers to Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), a major corporate hub in Mumbai.
- It takes commuters to both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport.
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What Are The Fares?
Mumbai Metro Line 3 starts at 5:55 AM and runs until 10:30 PM. According to The Times Of India, during peak hours, you can expect trains on this route every five minutes. Ticket prices for travel on this line range between ₹10 and ₹70, depending on the distance you’re travelling. For example, the fare for a journey of 0–3 km is ₹10.
Moreover, if you’re travelling from Cuffe Parade to Aarey JVLR, it might take you around 54 to 60 minutes to complete the journey. The metro line has also helped reduce the pressure on Mumbai’s roads by giving commuters another convenient way to travel across the city.
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FAQs
When was Mumbai Metro 3 inaugurated?
The Mumbai Metro 3 was fully operation from October 8, 2025.