LRT 1 Stations in Order 2026

LRT-1 now runs 25 stations from Fernando Poe Jr. (FPJ) station in Quezon City to Dr. Santos station in Parañaque. The November 2024 Cavite Extension Phase 1 added five stations south of Baclaran: Redemptorist–Aseana, MIA Road, PITX, Ninoy Aquino Avenue, and Dr. Santos, making Dr. Santos, not Baclaran, the current southern terminus.

LRT-1 fares are distance-based. The minimum fare is ₱16 with a Beep card (₱20 single journey ticket); the maximum fare, covering the full Fernando Poe Jr. to Dr. Santos line, is ₱52 with a Beep card (₱55 single journey ticket). These 2026 fares reflect the pricing adjustment tied to the Cavite Extension. LRT-1 was not part of the March 2026 MRT-3/LRT-2 fare discount as of this check.

First and last trip times below come from LRMC's published schedule and advisories. Confirm same-day changes on LRMC's official channels before a late-night or early-morning ride.

LRT-1 is Metro Manila's first light rail line, operational since 1984 and now fully modernized with Japanese-built trains. The line operates on elevated tracks for most of its route, connecting northern Quezon City through Manila and Pasay to Parañaque. Average travel time from Fernando Poe Jr. to Baclaran (the original 20-station stretch) is 52 minutes with all stops; allow more time to reach Dr. Santos following the November 2024 Cavite Extension. The system uses the Beep card contactless payment system, eliminating the need for single-journey tickets. Daily ridership averages 450,000 passengers, making it the second-busiest rail line in Metro Manila after MRT-3. The line intersects with MRT-3 at EDSA Station and connects to the PNR at Doroteo Jose Station.

This was LRT-1's original 20-station stretch spanning three cities: Quezon City, Manila, and Pasay, with Fernando Poe Jr. (formerly Roosevelt) as Station 1 and Baclaran as Station 20. Each station features elevators, escalators, and wheelchair-accessible platforms as part of the 2015-2022 modernization program. Key transfer stations include EDSA (MRT-3 connection), Doroteo Jose (PNR connection), and Monumento (connection to provincial buses and NLEX-bound jeepneys). Cavite Extension Phase 1 (five more stations south of Baclaran to Dr. Santos) opened in November 2024. See the full 25-station list above. Phase 2, extending further to Niog in Bacoor, is targeted for 2031.

This table shows the original distance-based tiers for the 20-station Fernando Poe Jr. to Baclaran stretch: ₱15 for up to 5 stations, ₱20 for 6-10 stations, and ₱30 for 11-20 stations. With the November 2024 Cavite Extension, the line-wide 2026 range is now ₱16 to ₱52 on Beep card (₱20 to ₱55 single journey). See the Fares table near the top of this guide for the current full-line minimum and maximum. Unlike buses or jeepneys, there are no discounts for students or senior citizens on LRT-1. All passengers pay the same fare. The Beep card requires a ₱20 initial deposit plus a minimum load of ₱100 for first-time users. Stored value cards can be loaded at station ticket booths or authorized loading centers.

LRT-1 operates roughly 4:30 AM to around 10:00 to 10:45 PM, with first trains departing Fernando Poe Jr. around 4:30 AM and last trains from Fernando Poe Jr. and Dr. Santos closing out the day. See the First and Last Trip table near the top of this guide for the current LRMC-sourced times. During peak hours (6:00-9:00 AM and 5:00-8:00 PM), trains run every 3-5 minutes. Off-peak frequency is 5-8 minutes, and late evening trains run every 8-10 minutes after 9:00 PM. Express trains are not available. All trains stop at every station. Maintenance windows occur overnight. Holiday schedules follow Sunday operating hours. Real-time train arrival information is not available at all stations. Only EDSA, Monumento, and Baclaran have digital arrival boards.

First-time riders must purchase a Beep card at any station ticket booth before entering the paid area. The card works across LRT-1, LRT-2, MRT-3, and participating buses and ferries. Station entry requires tapping the Beep card on the turnstile reader. Insufficient balance triggers a red light and blocks entry. Inside the paid area, follow overhead signs indicating train direction (Roosevelt-bound or Baclaran-bound). Trains arrive on elevated platforms accessible by escalators or elevators. Upon reaching your destination, tap out at the exit turnstile to deduct the fare. Failure to tap out results in maximum fare deduction (₱30).

1. 1

   Purchase or load Beep card

   Go to station ticket booth. New card costs ₱20 deposit + minimum ₱100 load. Existing cards can be loaded in increments of ₱100.

2. 2

   Enter station and tap in

   Tap Beep card on turnstile reader. Green light and beep confirm entry. Check card balance on reader display.

3. 3

   Proceed to correct platform

   Follow signs for Roosevelt-bound (northbound) or Baclaran-bound (southbound) trains. Use escalators or elevators to reach platform level.

4. 4

   Board train and ride

   Wait behind yellow safety line. Board when train stops and doors open. Priority seats are marked for PWD, pregnant women, and elderly.

5. 5

   Exit at destination station

   Alight when train reaches your station. Follow exit signs and tap Beep card on turnstile to exit. Fare is deducted automatically based on distance traveled.

Beep cards can be loaded at all 20 LRT-1 stations during operating hours (4:30 AM to 10:00 PM). Ticket booths accept cash only, not credit or debit cards. Outside the LRT system, authorized loading centers include 7-Eleven stores, Robinsons Department Stores, SM Department Stores, and select Petron gas stations. The AF Payments Inc. Beep mobile app allows online loading via GCash, PayMaya, or bank transfer, with a ₱10 convenience fee per transaction. Loaded value reflects on the card within 24 hours for online loads. Maximum single load is ₱5,000 at station booths and ₱10,000 via the mobile app. Card balance never expires, but cards unused for 5 years are deactivated and require reactivation at any station booth.

LRT-1 provides indirect access to four major expressways through connecting transport. Monumento Station is the primary gateway to NLEX. Exit the station and take northbound jeepneys or buses along EDSA to reach Balintawak Toll Plaza (3.5 km, ₱15-20 jeepney fare). Roosevelt Station connects to NLEX via Quirino Highway buses. Baclaran Station offers the most direct expressway access to CAVITEX via Roxas Boulevard. Exit the station, cross to the bayside; the CAVITEX Roxas Boulevard entry is 1.2 km south (₱20 tricycle fare). EDSA Station connects to MRT-3, which provides access to Skyway via Magallanes Station (take southbound MRT-3, alight at Magallanes, cross EDSA to Skyway Magallanes entry). For SLEX access, take LRT-1 to EDSA Station, transfer to MRT-3 southbound, alight at Magallanes, then take a Skyway-bound bus or taxi to connect to SLEX at Magallanes Interchange.

EDSA Station is LRT-1's busiest interchange, connecting to MRT-3 via a covered walkway. The transfer requires exiting LRT-1 (tap out), walking 150 meters through the connector, and tapping in to MRT-3 with a separate fare. Combined LRT-1 + MRT-3 travel from Roosevelt to Ayala costs ₱20 (LRT-1) + ₱20 (MRT-3) = ₱40 total. Doroteo Jose Station connects to PNR Tutuban Station via a 200-meter walk along Recto Avenue. This is useful for southbound trips to Bicutan, Alabang, or Laguna. Monumento Station is the northern terminal for provincial buses to Bulacan, Pampanga, and Pangasinan. Central Terminal Station (formerly Carriedo) provides access to Divisoria Market and Chinatown. Baclaran Station connects to PITX (Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange) via jeepneys along Roxas Boulevard for trips to Cavite and Batangas.

All passengers and bags undergo X-ray screening before entering LRT-1 stations. Prohibited items include firearms, explosives, flammable liquids (including gasoline in containers), sharp objects longer than 10 cm, and durian fruit. Folding bicycles are allowed only if fully folded and bagged. Pets are prohibited except service animals with proper documentation. Luggage is permitted but must fit through turnstiles (maximum 60 cm × 40 cm × 30 cm). Eating, drinking, and smoking are banned inside stations and trains. Violators face a ₱500 fine. Vaping is also prohibited. Security personnel conduct random bag checks at station entrances. During rush hours, large backpacks must be worn on the front to reduce crowding. Photography for personal use is allowed, but commercial filming requires LRTA permits.

All 20 LRT-1 stations are wheelchair-accessible with elevators connecting street level to platforms. Wheelchair users, senior citizens, and pregnant women can request priority boarding assistance from station personnel wearing yellow vests. Each train has designated priority seats marked with blue signage near the doors. Visually impaired passengers can request guided assistance from station entrance to platform. Inform the ticket booth attendant upon entry. Tactile floor guides are installed at all stations. Accessible restrooms are available at Roosevelt, Monumento, Doroteo Jose, EDSA, and Baclaran stations. Station elevators have Braille buttons and audio announcements. Passengers with disabilities travel at regular fares. No discount system exists. For lost items, contact the LRTA Lost and Found hotline at or visit the Customer Service Office at EDSA Station during business hours (8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday-Friday).

Load your Beep card with at least ₱200 to avoid multiple reloading trips. This covers 6-7 round trips within the 1-5 station range. Travel outside peak hours (9:00 AM to 4:00 PM) to avoid crushing crowds where standing passengers are packed shoulder-to-shoulder. The rightmost car (facing direction of travel) is typically less crowded than middle cars. Keep your Beep card in an easily accessible pocket or cardholder. Fumbling at the turnstile during rush hour causes bottlenecks. If you miss your stop, ride to the next station, exit the paid area, cross to the opposite platform, and re-enter with a new fare deduction. For expressway-bound trips, Monumento and Baclaran stations offer the fastest connections to NLEX and CAVITEX respectively. Download offline maps of the LRT-1 line. Mobile data signal is weak or absent inside trains. Arrive 10 minutes early during rush hours to account for ticket booth queues and platform crowding.