Q: How I do get to Alserkal Avenue by Metro?

To get to Alserkal Avenue by metro , alight at Onpassive station on the Red Line. From this stop, it's about a 6-minute drive to your destination. There are buses from the metro station depot that stop close to the venue, like 110, F26 and 12, although these do not get you right to Alserkal.

Question 1

Do you need a ticket for Alserkal Avenue?

Accepted Answer

No, you don't need a ticket to visit Alserkal Avenue. The arts compound is free to visit during its operational hours, and is a fun space to explore. However, those who come by for an event, screening, gym session, meal or workshop will have to buy tickets or pay upfront for their purchases.

Question 2

How I do get to Alserkal Avenue by Metro?

Accepted Answer

To get to Alserkal Avenue by metro, alight at Onpassive station on the Red Line. From this stop, it's about a 6-minute drive to your destination. There are buses from the metro station depot that stop close to the venue, like 110, F26 and 12, although these do not get you right to Alserkal.

Question 3

What are the nearby attractions to Alserkal Avenue?

Accepted Answer

Nearby attractions to Alserkal Avenue include improv theatre Courtyard Playhouse, alongside the ever-popular cafes beside it – Cassette and Boston Lane. Kids would love a visit to the trampoline park BOUNCE or indoor recreational hub Air Maniax, which are also located in the Al Quoz district.

Question 4

What is there to see at Alserkal Avenue?

Accepted Answer

As a popular arts and entertainment hub, there's a lot to see and do at Alserkal Avenue. Explore the latest art showcases at galleries, sample speciality coffees at a cafe, catch a show at the black box theatre The Junction or watch an indie movie at Cinema Akil, among many other activities available at Alserkal.

Question 5

When did Alserkal Avenue open?

Accepted Answer

Dubai's coolest creative hub Alserkal Avenue opened in 2008. Since its beginnings as a standalone gallery, it has grown to accommodate around 40 warehouses, converted into galleries, dance studios, artisanal cafés and more. It’s the first such precinct to exist in the UAE.

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