Clark Loop is Back: Your Guide to Seamless Travel Around Clark Freeport Zone

The Clark Loop is back in service after a four-year break, and it's better than ever, offering a total of 25 stops around the Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga. The revamped bus service now operates daily, connecting key destinations like SM City Clark and Clark International Airport, providing a convenient and reliable transportation option for both locals and visitors. Whether you're heading to the airport or exploring the many attractions in the area, the Clark Loop is designed to make your commute smoother.

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What we know about the Clark Loop bus route

Clark Loop

Buses on the Clark Loop depart every 15 minutes during peak hours, ensuring minimal wait times, while off-peak schedules see buses departing every 30 to 60 minutes. The initial fleet consists of 10 air-conditioned buses, each with a seating capacity of 42, promising a comfortable ride for passengers. For a seamless experience, the Clark Loop uses a fully cashless payment system through beep cards, making it easy and efficient for travellers to pay their fares. The base fare starts at just ₱15 for the first five kilometres, with an additional ₱2.50 per kilometre. A full trip to Clark International Airport will cost a maximum of ₱49.

Here’s a quick look at some of the main stops on the route:

Northbound Stops:

  • SM City Clark Gate 1

  • Mercedes Benz

  • Friendship Gate

  • Clark Center

  • Royce Hotel and Casino

  • Filinvest Mimosa Plus

  • Picnic Grounds / Dinosaur Island

  • CRK Airport

Southbound Stops:

  • CRK Airport

  • Puregold Clark

  • National Museum Clark

  • Parade Grounds / Children’s Park

  • Midori Hotel / Hann Casino Resort

  • SM City Clark Gate 1

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The service operates early in the day, with the first bus departing from SM City Clark at 5am. on weekdays and 6am on weekends. The final trip from both SM City Clark and Clark International Airport is scheduled at 11pm, giving commuters plenty of time to catch a ride.

With a reliable schedule and comprehensive stops, the new Clark Loop is set to ease travel within the Freeport Zone. Whether you’re commuting to work, catching a flight, or just exploring Clark’s many offerings, the return of the Clark Loop makes getting around easier than ever.


All image credit goes to Clark Development Corporation | Official Facebook page

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