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    Bus Terminals on EDSA, Cubao, Quezon City

    An update to the old post on Cubao that has become sort of provincial bus station hub in northern Metro Manila (that will soon be replaced with an integrated North Bus Station somewhere in Balintawak, Quezon City Area). This is different from Araneta Center Bus Station

    Provinsial bus ban is not yet in effect. I don't agree with transferring them to Valenzuela. it's not the provincial buses that's causing traffic but private vehicles and city buses (too many of them even if not half full)


    The information herein is painstakingly gathered by Tutubi whenever he shuttles between Makati and Quezon City (to assure you that the directions and map are highly accurate and latest). This post will also be updated regularly to reflect the latest information.

    UPDATED: August 2016

    How to Get to Cubao, Quezon City:

    the fastest way to Cubao Quezon City are via the train lines where the bus stations are within walking distance from MRT Araneta Center - Cubao station (from Pasay, Paranaque) and LRT 2 Araneta Center Cubao station (from Marikina, Pasig, San Juan and Manila)

    All northbound buses from the south of Metro Manila (including Bulacan province) pass by EDSA Cubao e.g. Fairview, Lagro, Novaliches, Meycauayan, Marilao, Navotas, Malabon, Letre, Monumento,

    All southbound buses from north of Metro Manila (including Laguna and Cavite) pass by EDSA Cubao e.g. Balibago (Sta. Rosa, Laguna), Pacita (San Pedro, Laguna), FTI, MIA (the buses that can take you to NAIA Terminal 2 or NAIA Terminal 1), Ayala/LRT/Leveriza, Baclaran, Mendez (Cavite, usually Erjohn and Almark),

    List of Bus Terminals in Cubao, Quezon City:

    Alps the Bus
    Routes: Batangas (Lipa City, Lemery, Nasugbu, San Juan, Batangas City), Cubao - Estancia, Cubao - Mambusao (Iloilo), San Jose, Antique (ro-ro), Bicol, Alabang
    Contact Number: +63.923.650.4654

    Amihan

    Baliwag Transit
    Destination: Bulacan, Nueva Ecija, Isabela, Cagayan, Tarlac, Pampanga
    Terminal: New York EDSA Cubao, Quezon City
    Telephone Number: +63.2.912.3343

    Barney Auto Lines
    route: Quezon Province
    Location: shares bus terminal with HM Transport on Monte de Piedad St.

    Bicol Isarog (former site of RSL, Amihan)
    Adet, Naga, Legazpi Albay

    Cul Transport
    (occupies the former terminal of Florida Bus on the EDSA Cubao northbound)
    route: Samar

    Daet Express

    Dagupan Bus Line
    Destination : Pangasinan and Baguio
    Terminal : Cubao, Quezon City
    Tel No: +63.2.727.2330

    Dimple Star

    DLTB
    routes: Sta. Cruz (Laguna)

    Dominion Transit
    Destination : Abra, La Union and Ilocos Sur
    Terminal : southbound EDSA corner New York Street, Cubao, Q.C.
    Tel No: +63.2.741.4146

    ES Transport

    Five Star

    Genesis Transport

    German Espiritu Liner
    Bus Terminal address: EDSA corner Justice Lourdes Paredes San Diego
    in front of SM Hypermarket and Petron gas station

    HM Transport
    Destination : Sta. Cruz (Laguna) (passing through Calamba (Pansol)/Los Banos/Bay/Pila/Victoria
    (Pagsanjan, famous for the falls, can be reached by a short jeepney commute from Sta Cruz. A little further, you'll pass by Lumban, Kalayaan, Paete, Pakil, Pangil, Siniloan towns)
    Terminal : Southbound EDSA, Cubao Q.C. (near Victory Liner and pedestrian overpass)

    Isarog Line

    JAC Liner
    Destination : Laguna, Quezon
    Terminal : EDSA cor. Kamias St., Quezon City
    Tel No: +63.2.682.5750

    Lucena Lines
    Routes: Lucena City, Quezon (including dalahican Pier to Marinduque)

    Partas Transit
    Destination : La Union, Abra, Ilocos Sur and Ilocos Norte
    Terminal : 816 Aurora Boulevard cor. Arayat St., Cubao, Q.C.
    Tel No: +63.2.725.7303

    Penafrancia Tours


    Philtranco
    Destination : Daet (Camarines Norte), Naga (Camarines Sur), Legazpi (Albay), Pilar/Donsol (Sorsogon), Rawis/Borongan/Guian/San Policarpio(Samar), Maasin/Ormoc (Leyte), Antique/Iloilo/Estancia (Panay), CDO, Davao
    Terminal : southbound EDSA just below MRT Araneta Center - Cubao Station
    Tel No: +63.2.911.2523; +63.2.725.7303
    Tip: Try their Gold Service i.e. bus with restroom. They utilize the RO-RO (Roll-on, Roll-off) facility for trips to Visayas and Mindanao. Also provides bus transportation to/from Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) in Clark, Pampanga from SM Megamall

    RSL Transport
    route: bicol

    Superlines
    route: bicol (Daet, Camarines Norte;)

    Tritran Transit
    Destination : Batangas, Quezon
    Terminal : EDSA, Quezon City
    Tel. No: +63.2.925.1758

    Raymond Transportation
    Destination: Quezon (Infanta, Real), Bicol
    Terminal: southbound EDSA, Quezon City (near Victory Liner)
    Tel. No.: +63.2.492.6994

    RM Liner
    RORO Bus to Pandan, Antique
    fare: PhP890.00 (ordinary non-aircon bus)
    Bus terminal is across Petron EDSA

    RORO Bus Transport, Inc.
    Routes: Manila - Iloilo (also serves Palawan Puerto Princesa to El Nido via Roxas/Taytay)

    Santrans
    Routes: Bulacan (Calumpit, Norzagaray and San Jose del Monte (SJDM))

    Silver Star
    Tagbilaran, Bohol
    Tacloban, Leyte
    Cebu, Sorsogon

    Solid North Transport
    Bus terminal on EDSA southbound near Monte de Piedad
    Destinations: Tarlac, Pangasinan and Pampanga (Dau)

    Superlines
    Destination : Daet, Camarines Norte
    Terminal : EDSA, Quezon City

    Victory Liner
    Destination : Alaminos, Baguio City, Bolinao, Dagupan City, Lingayen
    Terminal : southbound EDSA, Cubao
    Tel No: +63.2.727.4534
    Tip: Try their luxury coach 29 seater with restroom (deluxe bus)

    Note:
    This blog is not in any way affiliated with any of these bus companies.

    Please call the bus company's contact numbers or visit their official website, if any, for current bus fares, trip schedules, chartered bus rates, reservations, freight (waybill) and other inquiries. Most of the bus companies operate additional trips in Holy Week, from Palm Sunday, Holy Wednesday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Black Saturday and Easter Sunday (when many people return to Manila)


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