Noida Sector 52 Metro Station: Gates, Aqua Line Skywalk and Timings

Posted by Housepartner Editorial Team on 09/11/2026

Housepartner Editorial TeamUpdated 9 Nov 2026 · 7 min read

Checked against official government sources. General information, not legal or financial advice.

Noida Sector 52 metro station is an elevated station on the Delhi Metro Blue Line in Noida, between Sector 34 and Sector 61. Since 28 August 2026, an air-conditioned skywalk links it to Noida Sector 51 on the Noida Metro Aqua Line, so riders can switch between Delhi and Greater Noida routes without crossing the road. This guide covers the platforms, gates, skywalk, fares and timings, and what to check if you plan to rent or buy near the station.

Noida Sector 52 metro station at a glance

Line: Blue Line (Dwarka Sector 21 to Noida Electronic City), run by DMRC
Type: elevated, with two platforms; station code SFTN
Opened: March 2019, with the Noida City Centre to Noida Electronic City section
Next stations: Noida Sector 34 towards Dwarka, Noida Sector 61 towards Electronic City
Link to Aqua Line: skywalk to Noida Sector 51 (NMRC), opened 28 August 2026
Gates: 3 gates
Parking: no metro parking listed

In this guide

Line and platforms at Noida Sector 52
Skywalk to Noida Sector 51 (Aqua Line)
Noida Sector 52 metro station gates
Fares, tickets and timings
Where the Aqua Line takes you
Nearby landmarks
Homes and offices near Noida Sector 52 metro
Before you rent or buy near Noida Sector 52
Frequently asked questions

Line and platforms at Noida Sector 52

Sector 52 is on the Noida branch of the Blue Line, which runs from Dwarka Sector 21 through Rajiv Chowk and Botanical Garden to Noida Electronic City.

Platform	Trains towards	Next station
1	Noida Electronic City	Noida Sector 61
2	Dwarka Sector 21	Noida Sector 34

Noida Electronic City is four stops east, via Sector 61, Sector 59 and Sector 62. Botanical Garden, the interchange for the Magenta Line, is four stops west.

Skywalk to Noida Sector 51 (Aqua Line)

For years, riders changing between the two lines had to leave one station and walk close to 1 km, partly under a tin-roofed path. The new skywalk replaces that walk.

Opened: to the public on 28 August 2026 (Raksha Bandhan), ahead of a formal inauguration.
Length: about 400 metres, L-shaped; some reports put it at up to 460 metres.
Features: air-conditioning, travelators (moving walkways), CCTV and fire-safety systems.
Walk time: about 4–5 minutes using the travelators.
Cost: reported at about ₹33 crore.

The Blue Line is run by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) and the Aqua Line by the Noida Metro Rail Corporation (NMRC). They have separate fare systems, so check how your QR ticket or card works on each side before you travel. NMRC reported that daily footfall at the Sector 51/52 pair rose from about 70,000 in August 2026 to about 85,000 in September 2026 after the skywalk opened.

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Noida Sector 52 metro station gates

Gate	Leads to (as reported)
Gate 1	North side, towards Sectors 52, 53 and 61
Gate 2	North side, towards Sectors 72 to 77
Gate 3	South side, towards Sector 51 and Hoshiyarpur village

Gate use may change now that the skywalk is open. Follow the signboards at the station or the station page on the DMRC app.

Fares, tickets and timings

Blue Line fare: since 25 August 2025, Delhi Metro fares are ₹11 to ₹64 from Monday to Saturday and ₹11 to ₹54 on Sundays and national holidays, based on distance.
Aqua Line fare: set by NMRC; see the fare table on nmrcnoida.com.
Tickets: buy Blue Line QR tickets on the official DMRC app or other ticketing apps, at ticket machines, or at the counters.
Blue Line timings: first trains run from around 6 AM and last trains run late in the evening. Public guides list different times, so check the DMRC app before an early or late trip.
Aqua Line timings: NMRC lists the first train from Sector 51 at 6 AM (8 AM on Sundays) and the last at 11:25 PM.

Where the Aqua Line takes you

The Aqua Line runs 29.7 km with 21 stations, from Noida Sector 51 to Depot station in Greater Noida. On the way it serves Sector 50, Sector 76, Sector 101, NSEZ, the Noida Expressway sectors from 137 to 148, Knowledge Park, Pari Chowk and Alpha 1. With the skywalk, Sector 52 is now a practical change point between Delhi, central Noida and the Expressway and Greater Noida areas.

The Uttar Pradesh government has also approved an Aqua Line extension from Sector 51 to Knowledge Park V in Greater Noida West, with a planned Blue Line interchange at Sector 61. No opening date has been announced.

Nearby landmarks

Hoshiyarpur village: on the Sector 51 side, with shops and rental housing.
Triphala Park: about 1 km away, closer to Sector 61.
Sector 61 and Sector 62: office and IT areas a stop or two east.
Noida City Centre: two stops west on the Blue Line.
Spectrum Mall, Sector 75: closer to the Aqua Line’s Sector 50 station.

Homes and offices near Noida Sector 52 metro

Sectors 51 and 52: plotted homes, builder floors and group housing close to the station.
Sector 53 and Sector 61: residential blocks and offices north of the station.
Sectors 71 to 78: large group housing societies reached from Gate 2 or by the Aqua Line’s Sector 50 and Sector 76 stations.
Sector 62: a major office and institutional area near Electronic City.

Because one station now connects central Delhi, Noida’s office sectors and the Noida Expressway, homes within walking distance tend to draw tenants who commute daily. Demand still depends on the society, its papers and its condition, not just the metro.

Before you rent or buy near Noida Sector 52

Check the circle rate. Stamp duty in Uttar Pradesh is worked out on the deal value or the circle rate fixed by the Gautam Buddh Nagar district administration, whichever is higher.
Check the lease papers. Most land in Noida is leasehold from the Noida Authority. Ask for the lease deed, transfer memorandum and a no-dues certificate.
Check RERA for new projects. For any under-construction flat, search the project on the UP RERA website before you pay.
Check the society. In group housing, ask about maintenance charges, the occupancy certificate and any pending dues.
Put the deal in writing. Sign a registered rent agreement with rent, deposit, lock-in and maintenance clearly listed.

Read our guides to the circle rate in Noida, stamp duty in UP, UP RERA, the occupancy certificate, the rent agreement format and the Noida real estate market in 2026. For the full network, see the Delhi Metro map, and for the next big interchange west, our Botanical Garden metro station guide.

Frequently asked questions

Which line is Noida Sector 52 metro station on?

It is on the Blue Line of the Delhi Metro, on the branch from Dwarka Sector 21 to Noida Electronic City. It is run by DMRC.

Is Noida Sector 52 connected to the Aqua Line?

Yes. An air-conditioned skywalk with travelators links it to Noida Sector 51 on the Aqua Line. It opened to the public on 28 August 2026.

How long is the Sector 51–52 skywalk?

Most reports put it at about 400 metres, with some giving up to 460 metres. With the travelators, the walk takes about 4–5 minutes.

Do I need a separate ticket for the Aqua Line?

The Blue Line (DMRC) and Aqua Line (NMRC) have separate fare systems. Check how your QR ticket or card works on each line before you travel.

Is there parking at Noida Sector 52 metro station?

No metro parking is listed for this station. Use e-rickshaws, autos, cabs or buses to reach it.

Which gate of Noida Sector 52 metro is for Sector 51?

Public station guides list Gate 3 for Sector 51 and Hoshiyarpur village. Follow the signboards, as gate use may change with the skywalk.

How many stops is Botanical Garden from Noida Sector 52?

Botanical Garden is four stops west, after Sector 34, Noida City Centre and Golf Course. Take a train from Platform 2 towards Dwarka Sector 21.

Gates, timings, fares and services are set by DMRC and NMRC and can change; gates may also be closed for works. Check the DMRC and NMRC websites or apps before you travel, and check the latest circle rate, lease papers and RERA record before any property decision. This guide is general information, not investment advice. Sources: Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (delhimetrorail.com); Noida Metro Rail Corporation (nmrcnoida.com); DMRC fare revision of 25 August 2025; news reports on the Sector 51–52 skywalk (August–September 2026) and on the Aqua Line extension approval (November 2024); public station guides listing Noida Sector 52 gate signage.

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