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Mumbai Metro Blue Line Overview

The Blue Line (Line 1) was the first Mumbai Metro corridor, running about 11.4 km from Versova to Ghatkopar with 12 elevated stations. It links the western and eastern suburbs through Andheri, cutting a 90-minute road journey to about 21 minutes. Opened on 8 June 2014, it carries around five lakh passengers a day and connects with three other metro lines. Explore the Mumbai Metro Blue Line route map, full station list, interchange stations, fares, first and last train timings and top attractions nearby.

Blue Line Station List 2026 (12 Active)

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Blue Line History, Facts & Expansion

  • Line 1 (Versova-Andheri-Ghatkopar) opened on 8 June 2014 as Mumbai's first metro line.
  • It is fully elevated, about 11.4 km long, with 12 stations.
  • The line is owned by Mumbai Metro One Pvt Ltd (MMOPL), a public-private partnership of Reliance Infrastructure (74%) and MMRDA (26%).
  • It was India's first metro project built under the public-private partnership model.
  • The line carries roughly five lakh passengers a day and has one of the highest passenger densities of any metro line in the world.
  • It includes a long steel bridge over the Western Railway tracks at Andheri.
  • Interchanges are available with the Yellow Line (2A) at D.N. Nagar, the Red Line (7) at WEH and the Aqua Line (3) at Marol Naka.
  • Line 1 uses 4-coach air-conditioned trains supplied by CSR Nanjing of China.
  • Travel time between Versova and Ghatkopar is about 21 minutes, compared with up to two hours by road.
  • Ghatkopar station connects with the Central Railway suburban network, and Andheri with the Western Railway.
  • The line runs along Andheri-Kurla Road and Jagdusha Road across the Western Express Highway.
  • MMOPL announced plans in 2020 to sell its stake, and MMRDA has explored taking over the line.

Mumbai Metro Line 1 Phase-wise Development

Phase I Master Plan Line (2014) (Completed)

Versova-Andheri-Ghatkopar, about 11.4 km with 12 stations, opened on 8 June 2014 as Mumbai's first metro.

Capacity Upgrades (Ongoing)

Additional trains, longer operating hours and station decongestion works have been added to handle ridership of around five lakh a day.

Network Integration (2023-2025) (Completed)

Interchanges opened with Line 2A at D.N. Nagar and Line 7 at WEH in 2023, and with the Aqua Line at Marol Naka in 2024.

Future (No extension planned)

No physical extension of Line 1 is proposed; its role will grow as Lines 2B, 6 and 7A connect into the network.

Blue Line FAQs

The Mumbai Metro Blue Line has a total of 12 stations. The length of the line is 10.8 km and it starts from Versova and runs up to Ghatkopar in the eastern suburbs.

The Mumbai Blue Line Metro has several interchange stations, from where passengers can transfer to other metro lines. These interchange stations are as follows:

  • Marol Naka - Interchange with Line 3
  • Ghatkopar - Interchange with Line 2

Yes, the Mumbai Blue Line Metro is operational today. It runs as per its scheduled time. However, for any updates regarding delays or maintenance work, it is advisable to check the official website or app of Mumbai Metro One Pvt Ltd (MMOPL).

Mumbai Blue Line Metro Timings

Mumbai Blue Line Metro runs on regular schedule throughout the week between Versova and Ghatkopar.

Mumbai Blue Line Metro Timings from Monday to Saturday:

  • First train: 05:30:00 AM (Versova to Ghatkopar) | 05:30:00 AM (Ghatkopar to Versova)
  • Last train: 23:50:00 PM

Mumbai Blue Line Metro Timings on Sunday:

  • First train: 05:30:00 AM (Versova to Ghatkopar) | 05:30:00 AM (Ghatkopar to Versova)
  • Last train: 23:50:00 PM

Three metro stations on Mumbai\'s Blue Line Metro are connected to the Indian Railways - Andheri, Saki Naka, and Ghatkopar. Andheri metro station is connected to Andheri railway station via a footover bridge and a skywalk. Saki Naka metro station is connected to Saki Naka railway station. And Ghatkopar metro station is connected to Ghatkopar railway station.

Yes, the Mumbai Metro Blue Line is planned to connect to other lines in the future, including Line 3 (Aqua Line) and Line 2A.

The most crowded station on the Mumbai Metro\'s Blue Line (Line 1) is Ghatkopar.

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