113 Bus Route Sharjah to Rashidiya: Timings, Stops & Fares 2026

SRTA’s published journey enquiry lists 113 G from Rolla Terminal to Centrepoint Metro Station at AED 15, and 113 R from Centrepoint to Rolla at AED 10. The outbound departures run from 05:45 to 23:20; the reverse list runs from 06:50 to 23:05. These are the selected-stop timetable results checked on 13 October 2026, not live arrival predictions.

Centrepoint is the station previously called Rashidiya. Choose the right direction and terminal when checking the 113; SRTA’s form also lists a separate Muwaileh-to-Centrepoint 113MG service.

Route 113 at a glance

Arrival times in the operator’s table are scheduled values. Traffic and operating changes can affect the actual journey, so leave a margin before a flight, shift or onward connection.

Published departures in both directions

All times below use the 24-hour clock. Select Rolla Terminal / Sharjah and (Rashidiyah) Centrepoint Metro Station./Dubai in the official SRTA enquiry to recheck the same pair. The timetable is not a fixed every-30-minutes service throughout the day.

The final Rolla departure is scheduled to reach Centrepoint at 00:20 the following day. The final reverse departure reaches Rolla at 00:25. Those bus arrivals do not establish that the Metro is still operating; check the Metro’s service hours separately for your travel day.

Stops and the Muwaileh variant

SRTA’s 22 March 2022 notice described Rolla, Jubail, Asbagh Al Watania, Al Qusais and Centrepoint. That dated notice establishes the named corridor; it should not be expanded into an invented eight-stop list of roads or treated as a current map for every variant.

The enquiry currently also returns 113MG for Muwaileh Bus Terminal → Centrepoint, with AED 10 and a separate timetable. A bus carrying a 113 variant need not start at Rolla. Check the displayed destination and ask the driver before boarding if your chosen stop or variant is unclear.

Fare and payment preparation

The fare depends on the selected direction and stops. The AED 15 and AED 10 above apply to the terminal pairs queried; do not assume the same price for every intermediate journey.

SRTA’s Sayer guidance describes travel within Sharjah city. It does not verify Sayer acceptance on this intercity trip. Carry small-denomination cash and confirm the payment method at the station; do not rely on a Nol or Sayer card alone. A Dubai Metro journey is a separate fare and payment transaction.

Planning an onward Metro connection

Use Centrepoint as your interchange when it fits your destination, then plan the exact Metro trip separately. Account for walking to the station entrance, buying or topping up the appropriate ticket, and any interchange. A bus timetable should not promise a single Metro train reaches every listed Dubai destination.

For a different Dubai boarding area, compare route 308. Arrive before the selected departure, keep your ticket and ask SRTA on the published customer-service number 600 525252 about holiday changes or an unclear boarding point.

Related guides: F06 Rashidiya bus, E303 Union to Sharjah bus and Dubai to Ajman bus.

Frequently asked questions

Does the 113 run every 30 minutes?

The published lists have variable intervals, including more closely spaced afternoon trips and wider late-evening gaps. Use the specific departure table.

Are the first and last buses identical both ways?

No. The selected direction has its own timetable.

Is the route always Rolla to Centrepoint?

Rolla is the origin of the 113 G result above, but the operator also lists a Muwaileh 113MG variant. Check your stop pair.

Can I depend on the last bus to catch the Metro?

Check the Metro’s operating hours and allow for delays before choosing that connection.

SRTA selected-stop schedules checked on 13 October 2026. Reconfirm near travel, particularly for the first or last service.