PITX Terminal
PITX Terminal
Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX)
Locally known simply as PITX, the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange is Metro Manila’s first “landport”—a purpose-built, multi-modal transport hub that opened on November 5, 2018. Situated on a 4.59-hectare reclaimed site between the Manila–Cavite Expressway (CAVITEX) and Macapagal Boulevard in AsiaWorld, Parañaque City, PITX seamlessly links southern Luzon provinces, city bus routes, provincial coach lines, jeepneys, UV-Express vans, and the LRT-1 line at the adjacent PITX station.
Terminal Design & Capacity
Daily Footfall: Designed to handle up to 200,000 passengers per day (peak holiday volumes around 170,000).
Parking & Bike Racks: Over 850 car slots and secure bicycle parking on-site.
Accessibility: Wheelchair ramps, tactile guidance strips, and priority seating ensure barrier-free transit for people with disabilities (PWDs) and elderly riders.
Accessible Location
Multimodal Facility
Advanced Commuting
Modern Features
One-Stop Terminal
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Key Features & Amenities
Intermodal Connectivity
– Direct boarding gates for intercity and provincial buses (e.g., Bicol, Batangas, Cavite, Visayas, Mindanao).
– Dedicated platforms for city buses, modern and traditional jeepneys, UV-Express shuttles, and airport-bound vans.
– Elevated walkway to the PITX LRT-1 station for effortless rail-to-bus transfers.Passenger Facilities
– Air-conditioned waiting halls with digital departure boards and wayfinding signage.
– Free public Wi-Fi, USB charging ports, and luggage storage lockers.
– Clean, accessible restrooms (including gender-neutral and PWD facilities).
– Multicuisine food court, coffee shops, and quick-serve kiosks on the ground and second levels.
– Retail outlets, convenience stores, and service counters (e.g., remittance, bill payment, government e-services).Ticketing & Customer Support
– Six dedicated bus ticket booths and a centralized. jeepney/UV-Express counter.
– On-site customer service desks for travel advisories, fare inquiries, and lost-and-found
– Online booking kiosks with QR-code check-in and boarding pass printing.
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Routes & Operators
PITX serves as the southern gateway into Metro Manila and beyond, hosting over 50 provincial bus lines and several city-wide carriers:
Provincial Buses: Victory Liner, DLTB Co, Solid North, Philtranco, Ceres Liner, ALPS, Bicol Isarog, Jam Liner, and many more serving Baguio, Olongapo, Batangas, Bicol, Naga, Legazpi, Sorsogon, Tabaco, Daet, Palompon, Iloilo, Bacolod, Bohol, Davao, and Cagayan de Oro routes.
Premium Point-to-Point: JoyBus, P2P services linking NAIA, Clark Airport, and key urban nodes.
City Buses & Jeepneys: EDSA Carousel, Airport Loop shuttles, modern and traditional PUJs to Lawton, NAIA Terminals, Alabang, and Mall of Asia.
UV-Express Vans: Shared-ride shuttles to Cavite municipalities, Tagaytay, and select Metro Manila districts.
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Frequently asked questions
How are gate assignments organized at PITX?
PITX uses a zoned gate system:
Gates 1–10 for provincial buses serving Cavite and Batangas routes
Gates 11–20 for long-haul Luzon and Mindanao services (e.g., Bicol, Davao)
Gates 21–25 reserved for Visayas corridors (e.g., Bacolod, Iloilo)
Electronic display boards above each gate indicate the operator and departure time; double-check the digital screens 15 minutes before boarding.
Where can I find the ticket booths?
Ticketing is centralized on the ground floor of the main concourse:
Booths A–C handle city bus and UV-Express van tickets.
Booths D–F are dedicated to provincial bus lines (Victory Liner, Philtranco, Ceres, etc.).
Booths G–H serve premium point-to-point operators, such as JoyBus, and P2P shuttles.
Each booth has a marked sign; a centralized information kiosk can direct you to the correct counter.
What are the best ways to get to PITX?
By Private Car / Ride-Hailing: Enter “PITX Terminal” in your GPS or app; ample parking is available.
By LRT-1: Disembark at the PITX Station (formerly Baclaran) and use the covered walkway to reach the terminal.
By Jeepney / UV-Express: Look for jeepneys labeled “PITX” along Macapagal Boulevard or UV-Express vans at designated loading bays near EDSA Carousel stations.
By Bus: City buses on the EDSA Carousel stop directly in front of PITX.
Contact PITX for issues?
For any last-mile questions, approach the customer service desk in the main hall or use the interactive wayfinding kiosks located near the main entrance. Alternatively, you can contact PITX beforehand by following the contacts section below.
Can I buy tickets online?
Yes! Use partners like phbus.com for bookings. Walk-in tickets are available 24/7.
What if I miss my bus?
Promo tickets are non-refundable, but standard tickets can be rebooked (fee applies)
Are there shuttles to NAIA?
Yes, UBE Express runs hourly shuttles to all NAIA terminals (₱50)
PITX Terminal Contacts
Address:
Kennedy Rd., Tambo, Paranaque City
Phone:
+63 (02) 8396-3817 to 18