Al Khail Mall Location: How to Reach Al Quoz 4 by Car, Bus & Metro

Al Khail Mall stands on Latifa Bin Hamdan Street (D67) in Al Quoz 4, right beside the Al Khail Gate residential community and just off Al Khail Road (E44), one of Dubai’s main highways. There is free on-site parking, a bus stop a short walk away on four RTA routes, and the nearest Red Line metro station is about a 20-minute drive, so most metro riders finish the trip by taxi. This guide covers every way in — and which communities the mall actually serves.

At a Glance

Detail	Info
Address	Latifa Bin Hamdan Street (D67), Al Quoz 4, Dubai
Main road	Al Khail Road (E44), near Al Khail Gate
Parking	Free, on-site
Nearest bus stop	Al Quoz, New Housing Junction 2
Bus routes	15, 21, 84 and F15
Nearest metro	Red Line, approx. 20 minutes by taxi
Contact	+971 4 346 8488

Where Exactly It Sits

Al Quoz is one of Dubai’s largest districts, split into four sectors, and the mall anchors the fourth — Al Quoz 4, the stretch where residential compounds, labour accommodation and industrial units sit side by side. The building stands on Latifa Bin Hamdan Street, the D67 road that runs through the district, close to its junction with Al Khail Road. That position explains the mall’s whole character: it is not on Sheikh Zayed Road and not in a tourist district, so everything inside it is priced and stocked for the people who live and work around it. The developer is Al Fattan Properties, and the mall is sometimes listed as Al Fattan Al Khail Mall for that reason. If you are new to the area, our main Al Khail Mall guide gives the full picture of what is inside once you arrive.

By Car: Al Khail Road and Free Parking

Driving is how most visitors arrive, and the route is simple from almost anywhere in Dubai: join Al Khail Road (E44) and exit toward Al Quoz 4 and Latifa Bin Hamdan Street, following signs for Al Khail Gate. From Downtown Dubai the run is roughly 15 minutes in normal traffic; from Dubai Marina, about 20 minutes. Sheikh Zayed Road also connects across to the same streets for anyone coming from the Jebel Ali side. Parking is free and on-site, including basement levels — a genuine advantage in a city where mall parking is increasingly paid — and the evening peak between about 5:00 and 9:00 PM is the only time you may circle for a space. Drivers should also know the mall opens at 8:00 AM while its hypermarket starts at 7:00 AM; the full breakdown sits in our Al Khail Mall timings guide.

Coming from	Approx. drive	Route note
Al Khail Gate	Walking distance	The mall adjoins the community
Al Quoz 1 (Alserkal Avenue side)	~10 minutes	Internal Al Quoz roads
Downtown Dubai / Business Bay	~15 minutes	Al Khail Road (E44)
Dubai Marina	~20 minutes	Al Khail Road or Sheikh Zayed Road
Al Barsha South / Dubai Hills / JVC	Short local drive	Latifa Bin Hamdan Street connects across

By Bus: New Housing Junction 2

The nearest stop is Al Quoz, New Housing Junction 2, a short walk from the mall entrance, served by RTA routes 15, 21, 84 and the F15 feeder. These routes tie the mall into the surrounding labour and residential districts and across to the metro network, which is how a large share of Al Quoz’s workforce actually reaches it. As with anywhere in Dubai, a Nol card is required — buses do not take cash. If your trip combines bus and shopping, the Al Khail Mall shops guide will help you plan which end of the mall to start from.

By Metro: Ride the Red Line, Then a Short Taxi

There is no metro station at the mall’s door — the nearest Red Line station is roughly a 20-minute drive away, so the standard pattern is metro plus a short taxi for the final leg. Budget the taxi leg into the trip rather than expecting a walkable connection; Al Quoz 4’s industrial street grid is not built for pedestrians arriving from the highway side. For most residents of the surrounding districts, the bus routes above or a direct taxi door-to-door work out simpler than the metro combination. Taxis can drop at the main entrance on Latifa Bin Hamdan Street, and the mall’s midnight closing means a late return is never a problem.

Who This Mall Actually Serves

Location explains the tenant mix. The mall’s natural catchment is Al Quoz 1 to 4 on its doorstep, then Al Barsha South, Dubai Hills and Jumeirah Village Circle a short drive away — communities that otherwise face a Sheikh Zayed Road trip for a clinic visit, a visa errand or a hypermarket run. That is why the services floor matters here as much as the shops: our Al Khail Mall services guide covers the clinics, Amer centre and documents offices that pull visitors from well beyond walking distance.

First visit? Put “Al Khail Mall, Al Quoz 4” into your maps app rather than just the street name — Latifa Bin Hamdan Street is long, and the mall sits at the Al Khail Gate end of it. By car, Al Khail Road is always the fastest approach.

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