PITX-Antipolo Route: Bus Schedule, Stops and Fare (Guide)


PITX-Antipolo Route: Bus Schedule, Stops and Fare (Guide)

Commuters navigating the bustling routes between Metro Manila’s southern gateway and Rizal province now have a significantly more convenient option. The much-anticipated direct bus route from the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX) to Antipolo City officially began operations on Monday, June 16, 2025, providing a seamless, single-ride journey for thousands of daily travelers.

Operated by Baclaran Metrolink Bus Corp., this new route aims to cut down travel time and the hassle of multiple transfers that commuters previously faced. If you’re planning to take this new service, here’s what you need to know:

Terminal Location: At PITX, head to Gate 9, Bay 9 to board the Antipolo-bound buses.

Operating Hours: The service runs daily from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

Fare: Its minimum fare starts at PHP 15, and the entire route costs PHP 92

Operator: Baclaran Metrolink Bus Corp.

This route is designed to connect key areas across Pasay, Taguig (via C5), Pasig, and into Rizal, offering numerous convenient pick-up and drop-off points.

Starting from PITX, the bus route includes stops at:

  • Seaside Road
  • NAIA Rd. / MIA Rd. / Tambo
  • Airport Rd. / Domestic Rd. / Petron
  • Andrews Ave. / Brgy. 184 & 185 / Shell
  • Andrews Ave. / Brgy. 183
  • NAIA Terminal 3 / New Port
  • Villamor Air Base
  • Gate 3 / Sales Road
  • Bayani Road
  • Lawton Avenue
  • Venice Grand Canal Mall / BGC (Bonifacio Global City)
  • Upper McKinley Hill / C5
  • Market Market

Key Stops within Pasig City

The route notably offers several strategic stops within Pasig City, providing immense convenience for its residents:

  • Buting / Kalayaan / 19th Ave.
  • Bagong Ilog
  • RCL Residences / E. Rodriguez Ave.
  • Lanuza / Arcovia / Ugong
  • IPI / SM Hypermarket
  • Rosario / Lifehomes / Floodway / Tramo
  • St. Joseph / SM East

Continuing into Rizal Province

Beyond Pasig, the bus proceeds to crucial points in Rizal before reaching its final destination:

  • Junction / Big R / Park Place
  • Brookside
  • Valley Golf / Sierra Valley
  • Singer
  • Tikling
  • Palmera 3 & 4 / Melendres
  • Beverly Hills
  • Ynares / Capitol
  • Unciano
  • Antipolo Circle

The final destination stop for this route is Robinson Antipolo.

Familiarize Yourself with Stops: Review the list of stops to know exactly where to board or alight.

Prepare Fare: While not yet publicly specified, it’s always wise to have exact change or be prepared for cashless payment options if available.

Be Aware of Traffic: While direct, travel times can still be influenced by Metro Manila’s notorious traffic, especially during peak hours.

Confirm with Crew: For the most up-to-date information on specific stops or any potential deviations, always confirm with the bus conductor or driver before or during your journey.

This new PITX-Antipolo bus route marks a significant improvement in public transportation connectivity, offering a more efficient and comfortable option for thousands of commuters daily.





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