EDSA Carousel from Monumento: carry cash as a backup
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About this trap
Monumento is the northern end of the EDSA Carousel, the bus-only lane to PITX that runs around the clock, with longer waits after midnight. Payment rules have shifted: reports from 2025 and 2026 mention cash and GCash QR codes from the conductor, and one rider was refused GCash despite signs. Carry small bills as a backup, keep the ticket the conductor gives you, and tell the conductor your stop early, since buses may skip stops when nobody gets off.
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EDSA Carousel from Monumento: carry cash as a backupEDSA Carousel stop at Monumento, next to the LRT-1 station area
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