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King Salman Park

A deep underground station at the north end of the Green Line, serving the King Salman Park redevelopment and nearby neighbourhoods.

Line 5

Lines

Through station

On the line

Deep Underground

Station type

Yes

Step-free access

About King Salman Park

King Salman Park is the first stop the Green Line reaches after leaving its northern terminus at Ministry of Education and turning south. Like every station on Line 5, it is deep underground — the whole route runs in tunnel beneath King Abdulaziz Road, and at 12.9 km (8 mi) it is the shortest line on the Riyadh Metro. The name comes from the King Salman Park project, the enormous redevelopment taking shape on the site of Riyadh's old airport, east of the As Sulimaniyah district. Riders use the station for the project's grounds and the residential streets that ring it, or to begin the short run south towards Al Wizarat and the run of government headquarters that gives this line its whole purpose. Sitting at the top of the route, King Salman Park effectively acts as the northern doorway onto the city's government spine. Line 5 is the only service calling here; there is no interchange at the station itself, and the changes to other lines sit at either end of the route.

It sits between Ministry of Education and As Sulimaniyah on Line 5.

It is a deep underground station and runs to the network hours: 5:30 am to midnight Saturday to Thursday, and from 10:00 am on Friday. The SAR 4 two-hour ticket covers the metro and the buses. Below you will find the station on the map, journey times, interchanges and facilities.

King Salman Park station on Line 5 of the Riyadh Metro
King Salman ParkDeep Underground station on Line 5
Opened2024
LineLine 5
LocationThrough station
Coordinates24.7283°N, 46.7011°E

Where is King Salman Park?

King Salman Park · Deep Underground station on Line 5. Coordinates: 24.7283°N, 46.7011°E.

Nearby: places and services

A few minutes’ walk from King Salman Park, you will find the following places and services.

King Salman Park projectThe enormous redevelopment taking shape on the site of Riyadh's old airport, east of As Sulimaniyah, and the scheme this station takes its name from.A few minutes on foot
As Sulimaniyah districtA settled, central Riyadh district spreading west of the station, mixing older housing with everyday services and small offices along its internal streets.Right by the station
Neighbourhood mosquesLocal mosques serving residents and passers-by in the streets around the station, all of them within an easy walk of the exits at street level.A short walk away
Surrounding shopsRetail units, cafes and everyday services spread through the surrounding streets at ground level, above a station that sits entirely below the surface here.Next to the station

Other stations on Line 5

Services and accessibility

Like every Riyadh Metro station, this one has ticket vending machines, darb card gates, lifts, tactile guide paths for visually impaired passengers and signage in Arabic and English. Here is what you can normally expect to find.

Lifts, escalators and step-free access at train-floor level
Tactile guide paths for visually impaired passengers and audio announcements
Gates that accept the darb card and QR-code tickets from the app
Ticket vending machine (TVM) to buy a card and top up its balance
Video surveillance and security throughout operating hours
Wayfinding signs in Arabic and English
Air-conditioned trains and platforms with platform screen doors
Women-only areas in Regular class
Taxi and ride-hailing pick-up at the entrances
darb bus connections on the same ticket

Interchanges and connections

Line 5 (Green). Direct trains run towards Ministry of Education and in the opposite direction towards National Museum. The adjacent stations are Ministry of Education and As Sulimaniyah.

Buses. The darb system covers the metro and the buses on one ticket, and bus routes and bus rapid transit (BRT) services run around King Salman Park. You do not need a separate ticket to switch between metro and bus while your ticket is still valid.

Taxis and ride-hailing. Taxis and ride-hailing apps (Uber, Careem) are available at the station entrances for short trips beyond the network.

Tickets. Buy your ticket from a ticket vending machine in the station or in the darb app, or tap your darb card straight on the gate. Full details on the tickets and fares page and the darb card page.

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Popular journey times from King Salman Park

DestinationEstimated timeChanges
KAFD27 min2 changes
stc12 min1 change
Qasr Al Hokm24 min1 change
National Museum15 minDirect
Airport T1-272 min3 changes
King Saud University18 min1 change
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Frequently asked questions

King Salman Park is on Line 5 (Green) of the Riyadh Metro, which runs from Ministry of Education to National Museum.
No. The Green Line’s northern terminus is Ministry of Education, one stop further north; King Salman Park is simply the first station after it. Travelling the other way, the line ends at National Museum in the south. That makes King Salman Park a through-station, with trains calling in both directions.
It is deep underground, well below street level. That is true of Line 5 as a whole: the Green Line spends its entire 12.9 km (8 mi) in tunnel beneath King Abdulaziz Road and the central districts, so no station on the route is elevated or at street level.
There is no interchange at the station itself. For Line 2 (Red), ride one stop north to Ministry of Education. For Line 1 (Blue), stay on the train southbound to National Museum at the far end of the route. Both are shared stations, so you change platform-side without leaving the station or buying a new ticket.
Service at King Salman Park station runs to the Riyadh Metro network hours: from 05:30 to 00:00 Saturday to Thursday, and on Friday from 10:00 to 00:00. Hours change during Ramadan and the Eid holidays and are announced at the time — check the schedule page before you travel.
Yes. There are ticket vending machines (TVMs) at Riyadh Metro stations, and you can buy a card or top it up there or at a ticket office. Note that the darb app does not top up the card balance — full details on the darb card page.

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