Commuting Directions From Poblacion Santa Maria Bulacan Philippines to Ayala

If starting from the Municipality of Santa Maria Bulacan you can go below the bridge for the jeepney terminal. Look for the jeep that says to Bocaue or ask the Barker(a person who shouts the jeepney’s destination), then pay P13 at the man sitting in the desk behind the jeep, and wait for the jeep to be full of passengers before it rides. Tell the driver that you want to go down to the P2P terminal, then after about 10mins of riding in the jeep ask the driver again if you are near the P2P terminal because sometimes the drivers forgets. Once youre at the P2P Terminal you need to pay about P100 then wait for the queue before the yellow bus arrives. Once youre on the bus it would take about an hour before you reach Trinoma mall. When you arrived at Trinoma you have to walk to MRT Station, look around for security guards and ask them for directions. You’re gonna have to buy a Reloadable Beep Card which will cost a minimum of P100 or a Single Journey Ticket which will cost less than P30 to Ayala. If you brought youre PWD ID you can apply for a PWD white Beep Card which entitles you to discount and a separate PWD accomodation to the train in the front. Once you have your card tap it in the round sensor of the ticket. Then you’ll see you’re remaining balance in displayed on the screen. If you’re riding on rush hour watch out when the door alarm is about to go off because the door will close. If its very crowded be sure to raise your arms to absorb the pressure from the crowd, and watch out for your wrist watch and other accessories because it will surely get lost in the fast moving crowd by whatever reasons. Also, you cannot bring sharp objects, and pets to MRT station. You cannot sit to accomodate for female, pregnant, and PWD’s. By the time you exit the train just follow the crowd if you don’t know where to go, then insert your single journey ticket to the ticket machine or tap your beep card. You have now arrived to Ayala MRT station and youre’ free to explore places such as the BGC, MarketMarket, Glorietta, and many more.