Lusail Tram: Lines, Stations, Fares & Service Status (2026)

🚊 Lusail Tram — 4 lines planned · 23 stations opened · only 6 currently served

⛔ Service status (checked October 2026): the Lusail Tram is partially suspended. After a full closure for improvement works (26 June – 5 July 2026), Qatar Rail reopened only the underground trunk — Legtaifiya ⇄ Tarfat South, 6 stations. All at-grade sections remain suspended until further notice. This page tracks the status of every line and station.

The Lusail Tram is Qatar Rail’s light-rail network for Lusail City: ~19 km and 25 planned stations across four lines (Orange, Pink, Turquoise and the under-construction Purple), with driven Alstom Citadis trams. It interchanges with the Doha Metro at Legtaifiya and Lusail QNB, and uses the same Travel Card.

📋 Network Quick Facts

  • 🚊 Lines: Orange (2022), Pink (2024), Turquoise (2025) · Purple — under construction, no opening date
  • 🚉 Stations: 23 opened of 25 planned (Al Sa’ad Plaza and Grand Masjed built but never opened)
  • 🚦 Operating now: 6 stations (Legtaifiya – Tarfat South underground section)
  • 💳 Fare: QAR 2 per journey; combined metro + tram day cap QAR 6 (Standard)
  • ⏰ Hours (service pattern): Saturday to Thursday 5:00 AM – 1:30 AM; Friday 2:00 PM – 1:30 AM

Orange Line — line page

Pink Line — line page

Turquoise Line — line page

🎟️ Fares & Travel Cards

The Doha Metro and Lusail Tram charge a flat fare — there are no fare zones. One Travel Card works on both networks, and a combined metro + tram day is capped at the same daily maximum.

  • Standard journey: QAR 2 (day cap QAR 6)
  • Goldclub journey: QAR 10 (day cap QAR 30) — metro only; there is no Goldclub on the tram
  • Reusable Travel Card: QAR 10 (Standard) / QAR 100 (Goldclub)
  • Passes: weekly QAR 40 · 30-day Metropass QAR 120 · 365-day pass QAR 990
  • Children: under 5 travel free; age 5+ need a Travel Card
  • Metrolink + Metroexpress feeders: free for metro/tram passengers

🚌 Getting around Lusail during the suspension

Qatar Rail runs replacement buses on the Legtaifiya – Tarfat South corridor; Metrolink feeders (including the M154, added in June 2026) and Metroexpress serve the Lusail area from the Legtaifiya and Lusail metro stations. For the boulevard and stadium side of the city, the Red Line to Lusail station plus a feeder is usually the fastest option while the loop lines are suspended.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Lusail Tram running?
Partly. Since June 2026 only the six-station underground section — Legtaifiya, Marina South, Marina Central, Yacht Club, Marina North and Tarfat South — is operating. All at-grade sections are suspended for Qatar Rail improvement works, with no announced resumption date (checked October 2026).

How much is the Lusail Tram fare?
QAR 2 per journey on the same Travel Card as the Doha Metro; a combined metro + tram day is capped at QAR 6 (Standard). Tap in and tap out at the validators — there is no Goldclub on the tram.

How do I get to Lusail without the tram?
Doha Metro Red Line to Legtaifiya (for the Marina/Pearl side and the operating tram section) or to Lusail (for the boulevard side), then Metrolink feeders, Metroexpress or Qatar Rail’s replacement buses.

When will the full tram network reopen?
Qatar Rail has not announced a date. The suspension followed the 26 June – 5 July 2026 full closure for improvement works; this page and the 17 affected station pages will be updated when a resumption is announced.

Are all 25 tram stations open?
No. 23 stations have opened since 2022; two built stations — Al Sa’ad Plaza and Grand Masjed — have never opened, and the Purple Line is still under construction with no opening date.

ℹ️ Content Verification

Last Updated: October 2026
Sources: Qatar Rail (qr.com.qa) network, fare and station information; Ministry of Transport network releases; Qatar Rail Metrolink station listings (shipped with the BusUpdate Qatar bus wave, October 2026). Page verified October 2026. Service status per Qatar Rail’s announcement of 22 June 2026 (via QNA): after improvement works closed the tram 26 June – 5 July 2026, the at-grade sections remain suspended until further notice; only the underground Legtaifiya – Tarfat South section is operating. Status re-checked October 2026.