Delisi metro station is an intermediate single-vault shallow station on the Saburtalo line of the Tbilisi Metro. Opened in September 1979, the station is located in the Delisi area, which gave it its name.
From 1995 the station was for some time named Gotsiridze after the engineer Viktor Gotsiridze, but in 2011 this name was given to another station. After the opening of the Vazha-Pshavela station in 2000 and until the opening of the State University station, Delisi served as a station with a zone turnover. Until July 18, 2018, the station had a name in Russian, which was dismantled in accordance with the bilingual Georgian-English standard.
Operating time:
- Opening hours: Daily from 6:00 to 00:00.
- Traffic interval: During rush hour - about 2 minutes; in the evening - about 10 minutes.
Payment system:
Tbilisi Metro offers a fare payment system through Metromoney plastic cards, which is also applicable on city buses.
- Metromoney is sold at metro ticket offices and at both stations of the Rike - Narikala cable car.
- Card cost: 2 GEL. If you return the card within a month and show the purchase receipt, you get the 2 GEL back.
- Fare: 1 lari (GEL) for 90 minutes of travel on the metro, municipal buses and minibuses.
- The Bagebi - University cable car is included in the 90-minute package. The Rike - Narikala cable car is paid separately: 2.5 GEL one way.
Map of all stations, opening hours and fares: see Tbilisi Metro Map.
