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Saki Naka Metro Station
Saki Naka Metro Station is an elevated metro station on the east–west corridor of Blue Line 1 of the Mumbai Metro. Gates 5 and 6 lead to Andheri Kurla Road, gates 1 and 3 lead to Powai, and the rest lead to 90 Feet Road and Ghatkopar.
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Saki Naka Metro Station is an elevated metro station on the east–west corridor of Blue Line 1 of the Mumbai Metro. Gates 5 and 6 lead to Andheri Kurla Road, gates 1 and 3 lead to Powai, and the rest lead to 90 Feet Road and Ghatkopar.
Address: Andheri-Ghatkopar Link Road Andheri East, Saki Naka, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400072
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Saki Naka Metro Station FAQs
Is Saki Naka metro station open/active today?
Yes, Saki Naka Metro Station is functional and active. It is located on the Blue Line Line of the Mumbai Metro network, providing passengers with seamless connectivity and modern facilities.
Does Saki Naka metro station have parking facility?
No, Saki Naka Metro Station does not have an official metro-operated parking facility. If you are travelling by personal vehicle, you may find private or municipal paid parking options located near the station, although their availability and charges are managed independently.
Is Feeder bus facility available at Saki Naka metro station?
No, Saki Naka Metro Station currently does not have an official feeder bus service. However, passengers can usually access the station using local buses, auto-rickshaws, taxis, app-based cabs, or other public transport available nearby.
Does Saki Naka metro station connects with any Indian rail network station?
No, Saki Naka Metro Station is not directly connected to any Indian Railways station. Passengers wishing to transfer to Indian Railways may need to travel to another nearby metro station that offers railway connectivity.