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How to get fromSharjah to Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosqueby bus, subway, train, car, or taxi

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There are 4 ways to get from Sharjah to Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque by bus, subway, train, car, or taxi

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  1. Bus

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    1. Take the bus from Al Jubail Bus Terminal to Abu Dhabi Central Bus Stationbus bus 117 G
    3h 35m
    AED 29–41
  2. Subway, train

    1. Take the subway from City Centre Deira Metro Station 2 to Jumeirah Golf Estates Metro Station 2subway subway MRed1
    2. Take the train from Dubai Stn to MBZ Stntrain train
    3h 44m
  3. Drive  150.6 km

    1. Drive from Sharjah to Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosquecar car 150.6 km
    1h 32m
    AED 55–80
  4. Taxi

    1. Take the taxi from Sharjah to Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosquetaxi taxi 150.6 km
    1h 32m
    AED 300–370

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What companies run services between Sharjah, United Arab Emirates and Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, United Arab Emirates?

Sharjah Roads & Transport Authority operates a bus from Al Jubail Bus Terminal to Abu Dhabi Central Bus Station hourly. Tickets cost AED 28–40 and the journey takes 2h 40m. Jett also services this route once daily.

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