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Taking Dubai-Abu Dhabi bus during Eid Al Adha break? How to buy tickets in advance
Passengers with reserved e-tickets will get priority boarding, RTA says
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Planning to take a bus from Dubai to Abu Dhabi (or vice-versa) during the Eid Al Adha long weekend? Beat the rush by booking your tickets in advance.
Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) on Wednesday announced that e-tickets for two intercity bus routes will be available for booking from June 14.
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These bus routes are:
- E101: From Ibn Battuta to Abu Dhabi Central Bus Station
- E102: From Ibn Battuta to Mussafah
Passengers with reserved e-tickets would get priority boarding, the RTA said.
How to book
It takes only five minutes to secure a bus ticket online.
- Go to the RTA website: https://bus.rta.ae/opentickets.html
- You'll have to enter where you're taking the bus and where you're going.
- After a calendar pops up, you'll have to select the date of your trip and choose a specific time slot.
- Select "continue" and enter other details like your name, e-mail address, and phone number.
- Pay for your ticket.
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