Mumbai Metro Aqua Line Passport now at just ₹250; Available at 10 Stations
Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRC) has introduced a limited-edition Aqua Line Passport priced at ₹250.
The initiative marks the first anniversary of full-route operations on Mumbai Metro Line 3 (Aqua Line).
What the Passport Includes
- Features postcard-style artwork and pages for collecting commemorative station stamps.
- Designed as a collectible souvenir for commuters, tourists, and metro enthusiasts.
Where to Buy and Collect Stamps
The passport is available at 10 Metro Line 3 stations:
- Cuffe Parade
- Churchgate
- Hutatma Chowk
- CSMT Metro
- Worli
- Siddhivinayak
- Dharavi
- Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC)
- CSMIA Terminal 2
- Marol Naka
Purchase Details
- Cost: ₹250
- Available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Only digital payments are accepted.
Purpose of the Initiative
- Encourages passengers to explore the entire Aqua Line while collecting stamps from all participating stations.
- MMRC describes it as a first-of-its-kind metro passport and stamp trail initiative in India.
Aqua Line Performance
The Aqua Line has recorded 7.2 crore cumulative passenger journeys in its first year of full-route operation.
September 2026 average ridership:
- 2.24 lakh passengers on weekdays
- 1.31 lakh passengers on weekends
Time Capsule Project
- MMRC has also created an Aqua Line time capsule containing photos, records, milestones, and memorabilia.
- The capsule is scheduled to be opened on October 8, 2036.
Bottom line: MMRC has launched a ₹250 collectible passport with a 10-station stamp trail to celebrate one year of Mumbai Metro Line 3 operations, while showcasing the Aqua Line's growing popularity and history.
