LRT 2 Stations, Route Map & Schedule
The LRT-2 has 13 stations serving a variety of commuters, from students and office workers to tourists. The 13.8 kilometer rail line stretches from Recto in Manila to Antipolo in Rizal Province. Here is an overview of each LRT 2 Stations in order:
LRT 2 Stations List in Order (Updated)
Recto Station
- Located in Manila, Recto Station is the western terminus of the LRT-2. It serves as a vital hub, connecting passengers to various jeepneys, buses, and the LRT-1 via Doroteo Jose Station. It is near universities and colleges, making it a busy station for students.
Legarda Station
- Also in Manila, Legarda Station is situated close to major educational institutions such as the University of the East and San Sebastian College. It serves the densely populated Sampaloc area, catering to a large student population.
Pureza Station
- Located in the heart of Sta. Mesa, Manila, Pureza Station is near the Polytechnic University of the Philippines. The station is a key point for students and residents of the surrounding residential areas.
V. Mapa Station
- This station serves the Santa Mesa area and provides access to residential and commercial zones. Named after Victorino Mapa, a prominent figure in Philippine history.
J. Ruiz Station
- Situated in San Juan City, J. Ruiz Station serves the populous neighborhoods and provides convenient access to San Juan’s commercial districts. It is named after Juan Ruiz, a significant local historical figure.
Gilmore Station
Located in Quezon City, Gilmore Station is well-known for its proximity to various IT and electronics shops along Gilmore Avenue. It is a favorite stop for tech enthusiasts and students from nearby schools.
Betty Go-Belmonte Station
- Also in Quezon City, this station is named after the late journalist and newspaper publisher Betty Go-Belmonte. It serves the residential and commercial areas along Aurora Boulevard.
Cubao – Araneta Station
- Cubao Station is one of the busiest stations on the line, situated in the heart of Araneta City in Quezon City. It provides easy access to major shopping centers, entertainment venues, and the MRT-3, making it a significant transit hub.
Anonas Station
- This station is located near the Anonas commercial area and educational institutions such as the Technological Institute of the Philippines. It serves both students and local residents.
Katipunan Station
- Situated near major universities like Ateneo de Manila University and Miriam College, Katipunan Station in Quezon City is heavily utilized by students. The station is also close to various commercial establishments.
Santolan Station
- Located on the boundary of Quezon City and Marikina, Santolan Station serves as a gateway to the eastern part of Metro Manila. It provides access to nearby residential areas and military establishments.
Marikina – Pasig Station
- It serves as a transit point for commuters from Marikina City and nearby areas. It is located near residential communities and commercial establishments. The station is also connected to two shopping centers: The Sta Lucia East Grand Mall and Robinsons Metro East, making it an essential stop for daily commuters, students, and shoppers.
Antipolo Station
- The eastern terminus of the LRT-2 line, Antipolo Station, is situated in the city of Antipolo. This station connects the urban centers of Rizal Province to Metro Manila, facilitating the movement of residents and visitors alike.
LRT Line 2 Route Overview
- Western Terminus: Recto Station in Manila
- Eastern Terminus: Antipolo Station in Rizal
- Total Length: 17.6 kilometers
- Travel Time: Approximately 40 minutes from Recto to Antipolo
LRT Line 2 Trip Schedule
- First Train Departure: 5:00 AM from both Recto and Antipolo
- Last Train Departure: 9:30 PM from Recto; 9:00 PM from Antipolo
- Fare Range: ₱13 to ₱35, depending on distance and ticket type
LRT 2 Stations Near Popular Schools
| LRT-2 Station | Nearby School(s) | Location/Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Recto | Far Eastern University (FEU) | Manila City, close to Recto station |
| University of the East (UE) | Manila City, near Recto station | |
| Legarda | Arellano University | Sampaloc, Manila |
| Philippine College of Health Sciences | Near Legarda station | |
| Pureza | St. Paul University Manila | Sampaloc, Manila |
| V. Mapa | Philippine Normal University | Manila |
| J. Ruiz | San Sebastian College-Recoletos | Manila |
| Santolan | Ateneo de Manila University (nearby) | Katipunan Avenue, Quezon City |
| Miriam College (a few km away) | Katipunan Avenue, Quezon City | |
| Cubao | Miriam College | Quezon City |
| Philippine Women’s University (nearby) | Quezon City | |
| Anonas | St. Joseph’s College of Quezon City | Quezon City |
| Katipunan | Ateneo de Manila University | Katipunan Avenue, Quezon City |
| Miriam College | Katipunan Avenue, Quezon City |
Frequently Asked Question (FAQs)
What are the LRT-2 stations in order?
The LRT-2 line runs from Recto to Antipolo. The stations in order are:
1. Recto
2. Legarda
3. Pureza
4. V. Mapa
5. J. Ruiz
6. Gilmore
7. Betty Go-Belmonte
8. Cubao
9. Anonas
10. Katipunan
11. Santolan
12. Marikina–Pasig
13. Antipolo
What time is LRT-2 open?
LRT-2 generally operates daily from 5:00 AM until 9:30 PM. The last trains depart around these times from the terminal stations.
How much is the LRT-2 fare?
Fares vary by distance, typically ranging from ₱13 to ₱35 depending on your boarding and destination stations.
What station is LRT-2 to LRT-1?
The transfer station between LRT-2 and LRT-1 is Recto Station.
How to transfer from LRT-2 to LRT-1?
Alight at Recto Station on LRT-2 and follow signs to the LRT-1 platform, which is connected via walkways inside the station complex.
What is the route of the LRT-2 line?
The LRT-2 route starts at Recto Station in Manila and travels eastward through Manila, San Juan, Quezon City, Marikina, Pasig, and ends at Antipolo Station in Rizal.
How much is the ticket from LRT-2 Antipolo to Cubao?
The fare from Antipolo to Cubao is approximately ₱28 to ₱30, depending on ticket type.
