Many friends frequently ask how to travel from PITX to MOA. They often ask me for advice since I regularly use the PITX terminal and previously worked in MOA.
In my recent travels to MOA, Pasay, I opted for the jeepney to stay updated with the process, including which terminal to use and the necessary steps to follow.
In this blog post, I will share a step-by-step guide on how to travel from PITX to MOA.
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1. Upon Arrival at PITX, Go to Gate 7
Upon arriving at PITX, head to Gate 7. Here, you will find modern jeepneys that travel to MOA. These vehicles also go to Vito Cruz and Buendia, passing through MOA. Modern jeeps are available from 5:30 AM to 9:00 PM.
2. Boarding the Modern Jeep
Modern jeeps bound for MOA, Pasay, are available daily. However, expect some queues during rush hours.
The fare to MOA is approximately P15, payable in cash once inside the jeep. If your destination is Vito Cruz or Buendia, the fare is about P25.
Besides MOA, these modern jeeps also pass through Ayala Mall Manila Bay, DFA, City of Dreams, LRT Buendia, and Vito Cruz.
If you want to go back from MOA to PITX, you can catch the jeepney at the MOA Passenger Terminal. Certainly, if cost-effectiveness is your priority, opting for a modern jeepney is your best bet. While ride-hailing services and taxis offer more convenience, they come at a higher price compared to the affordability of a modern jeep.
PITX Gate 7
Summary of Details
- Service Hours: Jeeps are available from 5:30 AM to 9:00 PM.
- Fare to MOA: Approximately P15, payable in cash inside the jeep.
- Additional Routes: These jeeps also pass Ayala Mall Manila Bay, DFA (Department of Foreign Affairs), City of Dreams, LRT Buendia Station, and Vito Cruz.
- Returning: For the return trip from MOA to PITX, catch the jeepney at the MOA Passenger Terminal.
FAQ: Traveling from PITX to MOA
1. What is PITX?
PITX, or the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange, is a major transportation hub located in Parañaque, Metro Manila. It’s a central point for various modes of transportation including buses, jeepneys, and UV Express vans.
2. What does MOA stand for?
MOA stands for the Mall of Asia, a large shopping mall located in Pasay, Metro Manila. It’s a popular destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment.
3. How do I travel from PITX to MOA?
The most common way to travel from PITX to MOA is by taking a modern jeepney. You can find these jeepneys at Gate 7 in the PITX terminal.
4. What is the fare from PITX to MOA?
The fare from PITX to MOA is around P15 per person. The fare is paid in cash inside the jeepney.
5. What are the operating hours of the jeepneys from PITX to MOA?
The modern jeepneys from PITX to MOA operate from 5:30 AM to 9:00 PM. However, it’s always good to check the schedule as it may vary.
6. Are there any stops along the way from PITX to MOA?
Yes, these jeepneys make several stops, including Ayala Mall Manila Bay, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), City of Dreams, and the LRT stations at Buendia and Vito Cruz.
7. Do I need to book in advance to travel from PITX to MOA?
No, advance booking is not required. You can simply go to Gate 7 at PITX and board a jeepney bound for MOA.
8. What should I expect during rush hours?
During rush hours, you might experience longer waiting times due to higher passenger demand. It’s advisable to allocate extra time for your journey during these periods.
9. Is there any alternative transportation from PITX to MOA?
Besides jeepneys, you can also use taxis or ride-hailing services for a direct trip to MOA. However, these options are more expensive than the jeepney.
About MOA
Mall of Asia, commonly known as MOA, is a massive shopping center in Manila, Philippines. It’s one of the largest malls in the world, buzzing with life and activity. At MOA, you can find a vast array of shops, from local brands to international stores, making it a paradise for shoppers.
There’s also a wide range of restaurants and food stalls, offering delicious choices for every taste. The mall isn’t just about shopping; it has an IMAX theater, an ice skating rink, and even a giant Ferris wheel overlooking Manila Bay. It’s a place where families and friends gather for fun, shopping, and entertainment, making it a lively community hub.
About PITX
PITX, or the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange, is a state-of-the-art transport hub located in Metro Manila, Philippines. It serves as a central terminal for various modes of transportation, including buses, jeepneys, and UV Express vehicles, connecting the southern provinces of Luzon to Metro Manila. PITX is designed to ease traffic congestion and improve transportation efficiency in the region.
It features modern facilities like waiting lounges, ticketing booths, retail and food establishments, and clean restrooms, ensuring a comfortable experience for commuters. The terminal also integrates technology for seamless operations, including electronic ticketing systems and real-time travel updates, making it a pivotal part of Metro Manila’s transportation infrastructure.
