You can view running times and reserve your seat on the Etihad shuttle by visiting https://www. etihad. com/en-ae/plan-and-book/book-etihad-express/. Emirates does not offer an online booking method, but you can check out what times the coaches run at https://www. emirates. com/english/before-you-fly/dubai-international-airport/shuttle-service-dubai. aspx.

Store your luggage in the compartment under the shuttle for a comfortable ride, but keep personal and financial items such as passports and credit cards with you at all times.

If you are in Bur Dubai, Satwa, or Karama, take the E100 bus from the Al Ghubaiba Bus Station to the Abu Dhabi Central Bus Station. [2] X Research source If you are in Marina, JLT, or the JBR area, take the E101 bus from the Ibn Battuta Metro Station. [3] X Research source

An RTA Nol card is a smart card that basically functions as an electronic bus pass. You can purchase one of the many ticket offices, RTA customer services centers, and even ticket vending machines.

Keep in mind when you are traveling that buses only run from 6am-11pm. Have an alternate method of transportation or book a room if you decide to stay in Abu Dhabi past 11pm. [4] X Research source

Since you will most likely be able to store your bag directly overhead, there is no need to keep personal or financial items on your person. They should be safe in your bag until it’s time to exit the bus and compartments are opened.

The bus ride is a great time to catch up on emails, read a book, or listen to your favorite playlist.

A one-way trip to Abu Dhabi via taxi will cost you around 250AED (about 68 USD). However, be prepared to pay more than that in case of unexpected delays on the highway.

If you have a driver who is willing to engage in conversation, ask about places to go in Abu Dhabi. They can most likely tell you about local hangouts and fun activities to do during your trip.

The most common route is to take the Sheikh Zayed Road, or Highway E 11. Depending on where you enter the highway, it has at least one toll. Tolls typically cost 4 AED. [7] X Research source

Flying to Abu Dhabi in a helicopter is the most costly option for transportation. For 5 people, it will cost you around 14,900 AED, which is about 4,056 USD. [8] X Research source