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Last updated: July 17, 2022
UBE Express is back!
One of the most convenient Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) transfers, UBE Express was also affected by the pandemic. Fortunately, since travel restrictions and protocols were relaxed, it has restored some of its pre-pandemic routes, including to and from Araneta City (Cubao, Quezon City) and Santa Rosa (Laguna) from June 30; and from and to Robinsons Place Manila from 1 July
If you have travel plans, please note this information for your transportation to and from the airport. Below you will find the full timetable, rates and payment methods of these UBE Express routes.
WHAT IS COVERED IN THIS MANUAL?
- 6.30 AM IN THE MORNING
- 10:00
- 2:00
- 6.30 pm
rate: P200
Payment method: Cash and beep card
- 08:00
- 12:00 NN
- 3.30 pm
- 8:30 IN THE EVENING
rate: P200
Payment method: beep card ONLY
- 08:30
- 12:30 pm
- 2:00
- 6:00 PM
Do: P150
Payment method: Cash and Beep Card
- 10:00
- 03:00
- 4:00 IN THE AFTERNOON
- 8:00 pm
rate: P150
Payment method: beep card ONLY
- 03:30 am
- 4.30 am
- 6.30 AM IN THE MORNING
- 08:00
- 10:30 AM MORNING
- 12:30 pm
- 2.30 PM EVENING
- 4:30 IN THE AFTERNOON
rate: P300
Payment method: Cash and beep card
- 5:00 AM
- 6:00 AM
- 08:30
- 10:00
- 12:30 pm
- 2.30 PM EVENING
- 4:30 IN THE AFTERNOON
- 7:00 pm
rate: P300
Payment method: beep card ONLY
- The accepted payment methods indicated below are from 6 July. Payment method updates are not included in the July 15 release.
- Please allow for some lead time, especially if you have a flight to catch. This is Metro Manila. Every schedule is tentative and you never know what’s going to happen along the way. It is always best to leave your house 4-5 hours before the flight to be sure. Be at the airport at least 2 hours for a domestic flight or 3 hours for an international flight.
- Try not to get off outside the indicated stops. These buses will NOT stop to pick up or drop off passengers elsewhere.
- Do not expect the buses to arrive or depart on time. There are many factors that influence it. Traffic conditions make it difficult to stick to the timetable. TripAdvisor also has complaints about long wait times and schedule deviations. They also don’t seem to follow the schedule strictly.
- The schedule is subject to change without notice. These timetables change regularly. We have indicated the date when this timetable was last updated. Although we do our best, we cannot guarantee that the above information is always up to date. We rely only on the timetables released by UBE Express and posted in public areas. We still strongly recommend calling UBE Express directly for current timetables.
This post is a work in progress. We will update this as we get more information. If you have anything to add to this post, let us know in the comments section below.
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UBE Express is the first premium point-to-point bus to operate in Metro Manila. It is owned and run by Airfreight 2100 Inc, the company behind AIR21. The service is still in its infancy but has grown rapidly, a testament to the amount of public support it receives. In its early years, it carries passengers from NAIA to Manila, Makati and Pasay. This year it has expanded to include Cubao, Alabang and even as far south as Nuvali in Santa Rosa, Laguna.
UBE Express is proud of its fleet of new top-line air-conditioned buses, all equipped with free Wi-Fi, GPS and CCTV for added security. As a point-to-point service, it skips the countless stops that regular public buses wait, reducing travel time. It’s also roomy, with ample compartments for luggage, and PWD-friendly, with low floor entry and wheelchair ramps.
Images Courtesy of UBE Express
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