Recto Station 2026 — LRT-2 Schedule, Fare & ETA | ProjectLIGTAS

Q: What time does Recto station open?

Recto station on the LRT-2 operates 5:00 AM – 9:30 PM on weekdays and 5:00 AM – 9:30 PM on weekends and holidays.

Q: How much is the fare from Recto to Recto or Antipolo?

LRT-2 fares start at ₱13 minimum and increase with distance. Use a Beep card for faster boarding. Check the official LRTA website for the current fare matrix.

Q: Is there a transfer station at Recto?

Recto station is an interchange station. You can transfer to LRT-1 at the nearby Doroteo Jose station.

Q: How to get to Recto station?

Take the LRT-2 and alight at Recto station. It is station 1 of 13 on the line. Jeepney and tricycle routes serve the area around the station.

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Getting Around

Recto station is accessible from major roads and served by jeepney and tricycle routes. Check with MMDA for the latest transportation options near this station.

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Coordinates

Latitude: 14.609498
Longitude: 120.981537

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Transfer at Recto

Interchange Station

Recto → LRT-1

Recto station is a transfer point to the LRT-1 line. Exit at Doroteo Jose station to continue your journey. Allow 5–10 minutes for the transfer. A new fare is required when boarding the connecting line.

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FAQ

Recto Station — Frequently Asked Questions

What time does Recto station open?

Recto station on the LRT-2 is open 5:00 AM – 9:30 PM on weekdays and 5:00 AM – 9:30 PM on weekends and public holidays. First trains depart from the terminal station; allow a few minutes for trains to reach Recto depending on its position on the line.

How much is the fare from Recto to Recto or Antipolo?

LRT-2 fares start at ₱13 minimum and are distance-based. The exact fare depends on how many stations you travel. Using a Beep card (stored-value card) gives you access to all three rail lines (LRT-1, LRT-2, MRT-3) and speeds up boarding by skipping the ticket queue. Check the LRTA official website for the latest fare matrix.

Is there a transfer station at Recto?

Yes — Recto is an interchange station. You can transfer to LRT-1 at the nearby Doroteo Jose station. A separate fare is required for the connecting line. Allow 5–10 minutes for the walk.

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How to get to Recto station?

Take the LRT-2 and alight at Recto station — it is station 1 of 13 on the line. The station is served by jeepney and tricycle routes from surrounding barangays. For the most up-to-date road and transit directions, open Google Maps.

Recto Station