The Department of Transportation will offer free rides on LRT-1, LRT-2, and MRT-3 from December 14 until Christmas Day. Here’s how you can avail of this holiday treatThe Department of Transportation will offer free rides on LRT-1, LRT-2, and MRT-3 from December 14 until Christmas Day. Here’s how you can avail of this holiday treat
List: Train schedule, free ride promo for Christmas 2025
MANILA, Philippines – The train systems in Metro Manila have updated their schedules for the holiday season.
LRT-2
Starting Tuesday, December 9, the LRT-2 will extend its operating hours:
- Last train from Antipolo Station: 10 pm
- Last train from Recto Station: 10:30 pm
This schedule will also be in effect on Christmas Day, December 25.
On Christmas Eve (December 24) and New Year’s Eve (December 31), LRT-2 will follow a shortened schedule:
December 24
- Last train from Antipolo Station: 8 pm
- Last train from Recto Station: 8:30 pm
December 31
- Last train from Antipolo Station: 7 pm
- Last train from Recto Station: 7:30 pm
Regular operations will resume on January 1.
MRT-3
The MRT-3 will also adjust services for the holidays:
December 24 and 31 (shortened service)
- Last train from North Avenue: 7:45 pm
- Last train from Taft Avenue: 8:23 pm
December 25 and January 1 (adjusted service)
- First trip from North Avenue and Taft Avenue: 6:30 am
- Last trip from North Avenue: 10:30 pm
- Last trip from Taft Avenue: 11:09 pm
Under its regular weekday schedule, the first train departs from North Avenue Station at 4:30 am, and from Taft Avenue Station at 5:05 am. Meanwhile, the last train leaves North Avenue Station at 10:30 pm and Taft Avenue Station at 11:09 pm.
As of writing, LRT-1 has yet to announce any adjustments to its schedule for the holidays.
Christmas free train ride promos
The Department of Transportation announced free rides for selected passengers on MRT-3, LRT-1, and LRT-2 from December 14 to December 25:
- December 14: Senior Citizens
- December 15: Students
- December 16: Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) and their families
- December 17: Teachers and Health Workers
- December 18: Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) and male passengers
- December 19: Government employees
- December 20: Female passengers
- December 21: Families (any number of members)
- December 22: Solo Parents and LGBTQIA+ members
- December 23: Private Sector Employees and Kasambahays
- December 24: Uniformed Personnel, Veterans, and their families
- December 25: All commuters
– Rappler.com
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