The MMDA has released the official route for Grand Massive Miracle Crusade 2020

We’ve entered a new year yet again, and this also means that the Feast of the Santo Niño de Cebú is on its way. For us motorists in the metro—specifically in Manila City—we’re well aware that the heavy traffic that comes along with the celebration.

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has released a traffic advisory for the upcoming festivities on January 18 to 20, 2020, and if you’re driving in Manila on Saturday to Monday, take note of the official route of the crowd gathering—you can check out the official Facebook post below:


The crowd will begin at the Quirino Grandstand and will pass through the back of the grandstand, Padre Burgos Street, Ayala Boulevard, and Carlos Palanca Street before going around the side streets of Quiapo, Ermita, Malate. It will eventually go around Plaza Miranda via Quezon Boulevard before making its last stop at Quiapo Church.

In a previous statement, the MMDA announced the official road closures and inaccessible areas for this year’s grand massive miracle crusade.

Road closures and inaccessible areas for 2020 Grand Massive Miracle Crusade

1. Quirino Grandstand
2. Manila Hotel
3. Taft Avenue
4. Teodoro M. Kalaw Street
5. United Nations Avenue
6. Maria Orosa Street
7. Engracia Reyes Street
8. Jorge Bocobo Street
9. Antonio Flores Street
10. A. Mabini Street
11. Cortada Street
12. Guerrero Street
13. Alhambra Street
14. Santa Monica Street
15. Salas Street
16. Cuarteles Street
17. Soldado Street
18. Pedro GIl Street
19. Quintos Street
20. General Malvar Street
21. Pasaje del Carmen Street
22. Alonzo Street
23. Julio Nakpil
24. Sinagoga Street
25. Remedios Street
26. San Andres Street
27. Aldecoa Street
28. Cortabitarte Street
29. Quirino Avenue
30. M. Adriatico Street
31. Asuncion Street
32. Carnia Street
33. Leveriza Street
34. Bagong Lipunan Street
35. Estrella Street
36. Lawin Street
37. Balingkit Street
38. Noli Street
39. Castro
40. Fidel A. Reyes
41. Ocampo Street
42. Bukaneg
43. Vicente Sotto Street
44. Atang dela Rama
45. Magdalena Jalandoni
46. Leano Florento Street
47. Zolio Gilario
48. Buendia Avenue
49. J.W. Diokno Boulevard
50. Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard
51. Seaside Boulevard
52. Ocean Drive
53. Harbor Drive
54. Bayshore Avenue
55. Palm Coast Avenue
56. Sunset Avenue
57. Marina Way
58. Seashell Lane
59. Pacific Drive
61. Coral Way
62. Bradco Avenue
63. Aseana Avenue
64. NAIA Expressway
65. Skyway
66. Katigbak Road through Padre Burgos Street
67. Finance Road through Ayala Boulevard
68. Carlos Palanca Street
69. Quezon Boulevard
70. Arlegui Street
71. Fraternal Street
72. Vergara Street
73. Duque de Alba Street
74. Castillejos Street
75. Farnecio Street
76. Arlegui Street
77. Nepomuceno Street
78. Concepcion Aguila Street
79. Cancer Street
80. Hidalgo Street through Plaza Del Carmen
81. Bilibid Viejo through Gonzalo Puyat Street
82. JP de Guzman Street
83. Hidalgo Street
84. Carlos Palanca Street through under Quezon Bridge
85. Villalobos Street through Plaza Miranda at Quiapo Church

The agency also announced that there will be 30,000 MMDA personnel and volunteers on the ground on the day of the feast, and that street sweepers and road-clearing groups will be tailing the gathering for its entire duration.

https://www.topgear.com.ph/news/motoring-news/mmda-traslacion-2020-official-route-a4354-20200106