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Commuting via Metro Manila’s railway systems just got more flexible and family-friendly with the launch of the “Pamilya 1+3 Pass Promo”, starting today. This promo adds to the range of fare types offered in LRT-1, LRT-2, and MRT-3, making it important for commuters to understand the options available.



Here’s a simple guide to help you navigate the different fare types, including who qualifies for discounts and when the new promo applies.


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Types of Train Fares in LRT-1, LRT-2, and MRT-3


1. Single Journey Ticket (SJT)


One-time use only for a single trip

Typically purchased in cash at ticket vending machines

Slightly more expensive than stored-value card fares

Ideal for infrequent travelers or tourists



2. Stored-Value Card (SVC)


A reloadable, reusable contactless beep™ smart card

Can be used for multiple train rides and selected retail transactions

Fares are distance-based, making it cost-effective for regular commuters

Notable for speedy entry and exit at stations


3. Discounted Fare Tickets


Offered to Senior Citizens, Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), and students

Entitled to 20% fare discount

Discounted fare available via special SJT tickets

Must present valid IDs (e.g., Senior Citizen ID, PWD ID)

Concessionary beep™ SVC cards are available for seniors and PWDs

 > πŸŽ“ Note: Concessionary SVCs for students are not yet available

 > πŸ“Œ More info: beep.com.ph



Pamilya 1+3 Pass Promo

To encourage more family-friendly commuting, the Pamilya 1+3 Pass Promo lets one paying adult bring three family members or companions for free.


πŸ“Œ Promo Mechanics:

  • The paying adult must purchase an SJT or SVC with the maximum fare amount

  • The three companions will receive magnetic cards or Pamilya Passes for free single-ride access

  • Available only on Sundays

  • Valid until the last Sunday of June 2028

This initiative not only promotes leisure family travel on weekends but also helps commuters save more while maximizing the use of public transportation.


Other Commuting Guides in the Philippines





Whether you're a daily commuter or a weekend traveler with family, understanding these fare options can help you plan your trips better, save money, and enjoy a smoother ride across Metro Manila's rail systems.

Stay informed. Ride smart. Travel together.



Guide to Pamilya 1+3 Pass Promo (LRT and MRT Fare Types)


Commuting via Metro Manila’s railway systems just got more flexible and family-friendly with the launch of the “Pamilya 1+3 Pass Promo”, starting today. This promo adds to the range of fare types offered in LRT-1, LRT-2, and MRT-3, making it important for commuters to understand the options available.



Here’s a simple guide to help you navigate the different fare types, including who qualifies for discounts and when the new promo applies.


Loading...

Types of Train Fares in LRT-1, LRT-2, and MRT-3


1. Single Journey Ticket (SJT)


One-time use only for a single trip

Typically purchased in cash at ticket vending machines

Slightly more expensive than stored-value card fares

Ideal for infrequent travelers or tourists



2. Stored-Value Card (SVC)


A reloadable, reusable contactless beep™ smart card

Can be used for multiple train rides and selected retail transactions

Fares are distance-based, making it cost-effective for regular commuters

Notable for speedy entry and exit at stations


3. Discounted Fare Tickets


Offered to Senior Citizens, Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), and students

Entitled to 20% fare discount

Discounted fare available via special SJT tickets

Must present valid IDs (e.g., Senior Citizen ID, PWD ID)

Concessionary beep™ SVC cards are available for seniors and PWDs

 > πŸŽ“ Note: Concessionary SVCs for students are not yet available

 > πŸ“Œ More info: beep.com.ph



Pamilya 1+3 Pass Promo

To encourage more family-friendly commuting, the Pamilya 1+3 Pass Promo lets one paying adult bring three family members or companions for free.


πŸ“Œ Promo Mechanics:

  • The paying adult must purchase an SJT or SVC with the maximum fare amount

  • The three companions will receive magnetic cards or Pamilya Passes for free single-ride access

  • Available only on Sundays

  • Valid until the last Sunday of June 2028

This initiative not only promotes leisure family travel on weekends but also helps commuters save more while maximizing the use of public transportation.


Other Commuting Guides in the Philippines





Whether you're a daily commuter or a weekend traveler with family, understanding these fare options can help you plan your trips better, save money, and enjoy a smoother ride across Metro Manila's rail systems.

Stay informed. Ride smart. Travel together.



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